Address
Guillermo Prieto #605 Int 2,
Col. Alameda, Celaya, Gto.
Address
Guillermo Prieto #605 Int 2,
Col. Alameda, Celaya, Gto.
Not all cases are resolved with general follow-up; there are conditions that require a more precise assessment, a better-focused diagnosis, and a team with experience in complex medical decisions.
Diagnosis,
clinical experience and
specialized
care in one
single hospital
We can guide you to identify the most
suitable area depending on the case.
Bone, joint and mobility injuries that require specialized evaluation and precise treatment planning.
Laparoscopy, abdominal surgery, thoracic surgery and oncology.
Diagnosis and treatment of chronic systemic diseases.
Herniated discs, seizures and spinal cord surgery.
High-resolution radiology, Ultrasound, Fluoroscopy and CT. Digital fluoroscope high-resolution radiology on site.
Cataracts, corneal ulcers, glaucoma and ocular surgery.
It is not always obvious which specialty a case requires. These frequently asked questions help you better understand how we work and when a specialized assessment is advisable.
Book a general appointmentA specialized evaluation is advisable when symptoms persist, the initial treatment has not worked, there is significant pain, surgery has been recommended, or the case requires more precise testing and medical decisions.
Yes. You do not need to arrive with a confirmed diagnosis. Our team can review your pet's symptoms, medical history, and available test results to guide the case and determine which specialty should provide care.
We treat dogs and cats with conditions that require advanced diagnostics, surgery, hospital care, or specialized evaluation, including persistent pain, fractures, loss of mobility, seizures, neurological problems, and recurring symptoms.
No. We first review the case, order the necessary tests, and compare the available options. Surgery is recommended only when it is the right treatment pathway for the patient.
No. Pet owners can request an evaluation directly. We also receive patients referred by veterinarians who need diagnostic, surgical, or specialized care.
VetCo runs two clinics, one in Celaya and one in Juventino Rosas. The Celaya clinic is at Guillermo Prieto #605, Suite 2, in the Colonia Alameda neighborhood. The Juventino Rosas clinic is at Ignacio Ramírez #220, in the town center, a short walk from the main square. Both are open 365 days a year, Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sundays and holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The same team of six veterinary specialists works out of both clinics: orthopedics and traumatology, soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, neurology, diagnostic imaging, and ophthalmology. The Celaya phone numbers are 461 613 6415 and 461 273 1517. The Juventino Rosas numbers are 412 157 6382 and 412 123 9083. You can also reach us on WhatsApp through the button on each clinic's page.
Yes, a fair number of our patients are referred in from other cities. Consultations and surgeries take place inside our two clinics, but we regularly see cases from Salamanca, Irapuato, Apaseo el Grande, Comonfort, Villagrán, Cortazar, and even from Querétaro city. A general consultation is something any local clinic can handle. What brings people here are the procedures they cannot get closer to home: TPLO for cruciate ligament rupture, spinal surgery for herniated disc, cataract phacoemulsification, gastrointestinal endoscopy, and MRI. House calls are available in Celaya and within a roughly 25 km radius, which covers Juventino Rosas, Villagrán, and part of Comonfort. For house calls outside that range, send a WhatsApp to 461 273 1517 and we will look at your case. If you are driving in from out of town, each clinic's page has a map with the route and nearby parking.