Chiang Mai
Getting a puppy or kitten in Chiang Mai? Get your plan in 60 seconds.
Answer seven quick questions. We match you with verified vets and boarding near you, a first-year budget in baht, and help finding a place that really allows pets.
6 vets and 7 boarding places in Chiang Mai, each with a source and a last-checked date.
Verified vets in Chiang Mai
- Small Animal Hospital, Chiang Mai University checked 2026-09-29
- Thonglor Pet Hospital, Chiang Mai Branch checked 2026-07-02
- Thonglor Pet Hospital, Chiang Mai Airport Branch checked 2026-07-02
- Cozy & Care Pet Hospital checked 2026-07-02
- Donkaew Animal Hospital checked 2026-08-25
- Sansai Animal Hospital checked 2026-08-25
Boarding for when you travel
- Cat Castle Chiang Mai checked 2026-07-03
- Ohayo Dogie Dog Hotel checked 2026-07-03
- The Cat Nap Chiangmai checked 2026-07-03
- Cabbits Hotel and Grooming Chiang Mai checked 2026-07-03
- Better Pet Care Chiang Mai checked 2026-07-24
- Ketawa Pet Friendly Hotel and Cafe checked 2026-07-14
- Run Cat Hotel checked 2026-07-25
Common questions
Which vets in Chiang Mai are open 24 hours?
MeowNavi lists 6 verified Chiang Mai animal hospitals with 24-hour or emergency service, including Small Animal Hospital, Chiang Mai University, Thonglor Pet Hospital, Chiang Mai Branch, Thonglor Pet Hospital, Chiang Mai Airport Branch. Each listing shows its source and the date it was last checked.
Can I keep a dog or cat in a Chiang Mai condo?
It depends on the building. Pet rules are set by each condo building, and they can differ from what an owner or a listing says. Ask for the building rule in writing before you sign, including size and number limits.
How much does a kitten or puppy cost in Thailand in the first year?
Using Thai price lists as of 2026-07, a cat costs roughly 1510-6780 baht to set up (gear, vaccines, neutering) before monthly food and litter.