Trying to Find a Local Vet in St Lucia? Yello Can Help You with That!
by Karen Rollins May 5, 2025
Taking care of a pet is a lot of responsibility.
They are completely reliant on you to make sure they eat properly, get lots of exercise and mental stimulation, and have all the vaccines and regular health checks they need to live a long and happy life.
Finding a vet that is convenient is important, and Yello is here to help, so we’ve put together this list of vets from our phone directory and on FindYello.com, to make it easier for you to find someone you, and your pet, can trust.
Scotland’s Veterinary Services Ltd
Based in Castries, Scotland’s Veterinary Services offers a full range of services including surgical procedures, vaccinations, hospitalisation of sick animals, boarding, x-rays and in-house laboratory.
The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8am-4.30pm for appointments and welcomes walk-ins on Saturdays from 8am until noon. Call (758) 452-4552 or email [email protected] for more information.
St Lucia Veterinary Medical Centre
The St Lucia Veterinary Medical Centre ((758) 519-0019) is a full-service mixed animal practice situated on Beausejour Road, Gros Islet and Church Street, Castries.
Staff at the centre are committed to providing quality, integrative veterinary medical care for the life of your companion or livestock. They offer compassion with an emphasis on client education and personal one-on-one attention.
The opening hours are Monday to Saturday from 7am-7pm and Sunday 8.30am-noon. Consultations are by appointment only.
Veterinarian Dr Thomas Fenton offers a wide comprehensive veterinary service from his location in Bois D’orange, Gros Islet.
Dr Fenton provides small and large animal medicine, wildlife and fish medicine, house calls, laboratory diagnostic services, pet supplies, and livestock products. Call (758) 450-4710 to make an appointment.
The St Lucia Animal Protection Society (SLAPS)
A non-profit organisation established in 1998; the St Lucia Animal Protection Society (SLAPS) works to “educate (the public) on the importance of spaying/neutering animals to reduce the overwhelming population of stray animals and how to care/treat and look after animals properly.”
The Society employs a local vet to spay/neuter animals. It also takes care of the large number of stray dogs and cats on the island by feeding them and getting them spayed or neutered. Contact SLAPS on (758) 717-5277.
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These are just some of the vets located around the island – search FindYello.com and the Yellow Pages for more.
