Baan Pattaya Pet Hospital

Use the road address, not the old map pin

Confirm the road entrance, current services and appointment arrangements directly before travelling.

Baan Pattaya Pet Hospital is listed on Pattaya Tai Road at 300/10 Moo 10, with a published daily 09:00–23:00 schedule. The important wrinkle is location: the imported pin sits farther east than Thailand Yellow Pages’ coordinates for the Pattaya Tai address. That is enough of a mismatch to make a blind taxi ride or late-night walk needlessly awkward. Give the driver the road address and call first if the entrance matters.

The published scope is broader than a quick nail trim. Directories list general veterinary treatment alongside boarding, bathing, grooming, pet supplies and clinical work such as surgery and blood tests. Those descriptions are useful for deciding whether to call, not proof that every procedure is available today. Ask which veterinarian is on duty, whether an appointment is needed, and whether the hospital can take your animal’s specific case before travelling.

For routine treatment, grooming or a boarding enquiry during the listed daytime-to-late-evening hours, this is a sensible South Pattaya option to contact. Skip it as an assumed 24-hour emergency service: the sources do not confirm overnight staffing or emergency intake. If an animal is acutely unwell, call immediately and use a confirmed emergency hospital if Baan Pattaya cannot receive the case.

Two published contact sets exist. Thailand Yellow Pages gives +66 86 309 9698, while AiYellow gives 038 373 799 and 081 825 0552. Start with the Yellow Pages number, then try the alternatives if necessary; directory details can lag behind a business change.

A Thai-language contact listing also repeats the 300/10 Moo 10 Pattaya Tai Road address. It is a directory cross-check rather than an operator site, so it supports the location discrepancy but does not upgrade the page into a confirmed 24-hour emergency service.