Veterinary Clinic
For your pet
MIBO Veterinary Center offers a wide range of services, including soft tissue surgery, traumatology, orthopedics, diagnostics and treatment of spinal diseases, endocrinology, dermatology, as well as pre-mating patella examination. We provide first aid to patients.
Services
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Various types of veterinary care and preventive services. Patients are seen by appointment, and emergency care is also provided in acute cases.
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A diagnostic imaging method for animals. Examinations are available by prior appointment. The procedure is performed by a specialist from SIA “Vizuālā diagnostika,” with a licensed veterinarian present throughout. The images obtained are interpreted by a European board-certified veterinary radiologist.
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We offer a wide range of internal medicine veterinary services. These include clinical examinations, medication-based treatment, treatment planning, as well as monitoring and treatment of chronic patients. Our veterinarian has advanced specialization in dermatology and endocrinology. We perform skin biopsies, skin scrapings, cytological examinations, and hormone testing, followed by the prescription of appropriate targeted therapy.
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We offer elective surgeries, including neutering and sterilization, soft tissue surgery, and abdominal surgery.
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We perform preventive vaccinations according to the animal's age, species, and health status, ensuring protection against the most common infectious diseases.
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We treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions, including bone fractures, dislocations, lameness, joint and ligament disorders, spinal injuries and diseases, and limb deformities. We also provide limb prosthetics.
Viktorija Borovaja
Veterinarian
Mikus Jakobsons
Veterinarian
Why choose Us?
The clinic was established in 2025 by two experienced veterinarians, Mikus Jakobsons and Viktorija Borovaja.
Our clinic collaborates with the well-known human healthcare company “Vizuālā diagnostika,” providing our patients with high-quality computed tomography (CT) examinations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Each patient at our clinic receives an individualized treatment plan and approach, so an appointment is required in advance.
In life-threatening and acute cases of illness, we will accept your animal without a queue.
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It is important to bring your animal’s medical records and documents.
If surgery is scheduled, the animal should not be fed for at least 6–8 hours beforehand. Puppies and kittens should not be fed for 3–4 hours before surgery. It is also recommended to withhold water for 2 hours before surgery.
Before blood tests, it is preferable not to feed the animal for 2 hours beforehand.
Before an examination, the veterinarian will always take a medical history and ask about the animal’s lifestyle.
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There are different vaccination schedules, depending on the animal’s lifestyle and whether you plan to travel with your pet.
When travelling within EU countries, rabies vaccination is mandatory once every three years. When travelling to non-EU countries, vaccination is required annually.
Annual combination vaccination against leptospirosis, adenovirus type 2, parvovirus, canine distemper, and parainfluenza is recommended.
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Yes. We provide brief consultations on pet care and preventive healthcare. However, for diagnosis and treatment, we recommend visiting the clinic for an in-person examination.
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Our team includes European Diplomate Veterinary Radiologist Dipl. ECVDI EBVS Edoardo Auriemma, who, together with his team of European-certified veterinary radiologists, interprets and reports the CT examinations and provides diagnostic conclusions.
The CT examinations are performed by specialists from “Vizuālā diagnostika”, a well-established high-level diagnostic imaging company in Latvia that also provides advanced imaging services in human medicine.