Vet near Güzelbahçe: Urlavet Animal Hospital

If you live in Güzelbahçe and are thinking of coming to Urla for your cat’s or dog’s check-up, an operation or an emergency, there are two ways to reach Urlavet Animal Hospital. Our address is Altıntaş Mah. Ahmet Besim Uyal Cd. No:54/C, Urla/İzmir. Use Get directions to see our location.

Two routes from Güzelbahçe to Urla

According to a Google Maps measurement of the driving route:

• İzmir–Çeşme motorway: about 34 minutes, around 25 km. This route includes a toll.
• İzmir–Seferihisar road: about 35 minutes, around 23 km. This is a shorter, toll-free alternative and only about 1 minute slower than the motorway.

These times were measured in live traffic and vary with the time of day. In an emergency, check your route before you set off.

We are open at night and at weekends

Animals’ problems rarely keep to office hours. Urlavet is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, so you can still come from Güzelbahçe at midnight or on a public holiday. No appointment is needed in an emergency, but we recommend calling us before you set off. If you come by car, you can use our car park.

Some of the units at our hospital

Many procedures, including surgery and imaging, are done at the same hospital:

• Surgery: spaying and neutering, soft tissue and eye surgery with gas anaesthesia; operations supported by intensive care.
• Diagnostic Imaging: X-ray and ultrasound are done at the hospital.

You can find our other units and directions from other parts of Izmir on our Izmir Animal Hospital page.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to get from Güzelbahçe to Urlavet?

According to the Google Maps driving route, it takes about 34 minutes (around 25 km) on the İzmir–Çeşme motorway, or about 35 minutes (around 23 km) on the İzmir–Seferihisar road. Times vary with traffic.

Is Urlavet open at night?

Yes. The hospital is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including nights, weekends and public holidays.

Can I come from Güzelbahçe without an appointment?

No appointment is needed in an emergency. For routine visits we recommend booking; patients with an appointment are seen first.