Veterinarians in Ulsan, South Korea

Motorbike or Bicycle? Joey at OMK for Bicycles http://www.ulsanonline.com/Partners/omkbikes.html

or Mr. Goh with Motorbikes http://ulsanonline.com/Partners/Mr%20 gohs.html

Kate, I use the vet that Dee talked about. The name of the place is Munsu Animal Hospital. Like Dee said, she speaks English and is very gentle with the animals. Have been using her for over 10 years.

http://local.daum.net/map/index.jsp?panoid=1017776191&pan=170.7&tilt=3.4&zoom=0&map_type=TYPE_SKYVIEW&map_hybrid=true&map_attribute=ROADVIEW&urlX=1013928&urlY=576726&urlLevel=1 This is the link it is about half way down towards the samho bridge with eh huge namoon plaza (big building)on your left

Very cool, JT - that's a great link! (And the sign is hilarious). Kate, the road is the third exit on the rotary, if you're starting on the main Mugeo road, and going in the same direction as traffic flow - First exit is up beside the fly-over, 2 nd heads to Taehwa Rotary, 3 rd is the one you want. Herb Coffee is on the street, along with a Nonghyup bank.

Mr. Goh is the only English speaking mechanic in town, he's the only guy most sportbikers trust, and he's pretty much family. The downside is, he's in bangeojin

Also, I second Mr. Goh. While it's a bit of a drive to Bangeojin, he is trustworthy, and isn't going to tell you there's a bunch of shit wrong with your bike that isn't really wrong.

Ulsan Autobike has a long history of working with foreigners. Their English may not be as good as Mr. Goh's but they are a heck of a lot closer. They are just down from the Jung-gu Home Plus next to the Byeongyeong Intersection.

Ina Oiestad?

There are recommended vets posted on the UlsanOnline.com interactive map under "pets".

The name is Lee Seoung Jin Animal Hospital, telephone: 0522582516, and their email is www.vetlee.co.kr

There's a Facebook group for people travelling home with pets, too. They can probably tell you what you need to know if you need more information. https://www.facebook.com/groups/526445294042184/

I bought the forms and instructions for my country off a website... maybe pettravelstore.com Anyways they gave step by step instructions for your specific country and it was all updated they stay on top of it. After I printed those forms it was really easy to have my usual vet sign them. I used Smile Animal Hospital in Mugeo the first time and one in Samsan near Namgucheong the second time. Many vets here speak English and mine didnt even charge me for filling out all the forms with me.

01074 220199 that's the guys cell number

found the shop number 052 268 8275

Park Ji Seon, and her cell is 010-4584-5575. http://ulsanonline.com/where_to_buy.php - just type vet (don't hit enter) and it's one of the choices

or this discussion happened a few days ago - https://www.facebook.com/groups/38623983631/permalink/10151240821198632/?comment_id=10151241665008632&offset=0&total_comments=10

This may help you. They have groups and organizations all around the country and they give the animals medical care: http://www.animalrescuekorea.org/

If your Korean is any good, there is this site as well: http://www.animal.go.kr/portal_rnl/map/institution_list.jsp

Thank you, Shirley King Redd - I've added that information to the Where to Find section on UlsanOnline.com, and I've pinned the location on the Interactive Map, under Pet Care. smile emoticon

I'm actually pretty much on the opposite end of the city, sorry. I highly recommend Smile Vet in Mugeodong, opposite the University, but that's a long way from Donggu. I have to take my dog in this week for her shots, so I'll ask him if he knows anyone - if there are no forum answers by then smile emoticon

PetCare Animal Hospital in Busan is the best. Love them. But maybe Ashleigh Simons can help you out with an Ulsan recommendation?

Second Petcare and Smile Animal Hospital.

There are several vets in Ulsan that come recommended by pet owners. They've been pinned on the Interactive Map on the UlsanOnline.com website. I also use Smile, and the vet is very understanding with my crazy dog.

Well, there's two steps. one is vaccianations. your dog should be up to date with those by default. Alll vets give the standard vaccs. The second step, and the crucial one is the antibodies (titer) test for two particular things: Distemper and Parvovirus. These two are a "clear and present danger" in Korea. And in about 25% of dogs the standard vaccinations are not sufficient. Those tests should done yearly for all dogs, irregardless of my kennel, just for safety. I know too many "vaccinated" dogs that have died of distemper and parvo.... If you send me an email to shindogskennel@gmail.com I'll send you more details. Cheers

The one beside Home plus in Dong gu. Best Vet in Ulsan 052-2525878

Smart 24 animal hospital in daldong across from lotte mart. They speak English and are open 24 hours. Their phone number is 052 707 2475 though an appointment is not necessary. I imagine you'll need your vet records for them to make a report

Please add this information to the Where to Find section of the website, so it doesn't disappear into the Facebook void :) thanks! http://ulsanonline.com/where_to_buy.php

Daldong, Samsanro, opposite-ish Lotte Mart

That's the good news they are changing the policy. It was really upsetting to see kittens - luckily we have Hot Dog now! I never used this vet clinic, only bought my cat's food there in the past. Off-topic, with my cats, I go to My Cat Clinic at Lee Seung Jin Vet Hospital across, and cannot recommend Dr Kim Mi-Ryung highly enough. She is a great doctor, got both local and US vet qualifications, her English is fab. I even exchanged kakao messages/photos with her when my cat had some sort of dermatitis, which saved me an unnecessary visit. She dealt with US labs when my first cat got a suspected fip. Now she has been dealing with the tests necessary for my surviving cat to travel to the UK.

This is the second clinic that i went to (first one was Gangnam vets here close to namgu council and i didnt like it) so i did not and cannot comment price-wise. Went to my cat clinic for scaling, antibodies etc and it didnt strike me as super pricey. I even had a follow up appointment that was free (unexpectedly)

Across from ASAN Sports Center there's a small Vet Clinic, his English is quite good and he's very kind.

I go to Munsu Veterinary Clinic, on the road between Shinbok Rotary and the Samho Bridge (to Taewhadong). She speaks pretty good English!

Anybody know about the Smile Animal Hospital near Ulsan Uni? I went in there once and it looked tiny, but the vet spoke decent English and it was busy... Hm...

I personally didnt use them (I go to Lee Seung Jin feline clinic, also close to Lotte Mart, on the same side of the street) but when I visited 24 hrs in the past, the personnel spoke English. No idea how much they charge for their services, Im afraid

Kit I go to 24 Smart Vets with my kitten and they seem reasonable. Mind you, I haven't had a pet before so I can't say if they're expensive or not. For most things they've been in the 20,000—60,000 range. Most of the staff speaks English, to varying degrees. I haven't had a problem communicating with them. They're very nice.

I'm bringing my dog back to Ireland next week and all the paperwork has been taken care of perfectly by of by the vets at the Pet Care Animal Hospital in Busan. Both vets speak excellent English and routinely prepare animals for shipping home.

Ulsan East Pet Clinic near Homeplus by Ilsan Beach. He speaks great English to us and is very kind and gentle with our dog.