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English-speaking pet care providers in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking pet care providers in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

Top pet care providers in Madrid

Expat Experiences you can learn from

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Eszter

online, from Budapest, Jul 2026

I know Edit Viktoria for a very long time, and I had online English lessons with her when I wanted to develop my English and my knowledge for work in a multinational company, especially because I have to make speeches and so on. She is very good, very precise, very professional, and very kind. Whatever you ask her, she will look after it and she really tries to teach you the best.

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Shif

Barcelona, Jan 2026

I used Luis's real estate service around October to look for an apartment in Barcelona. The communication was good - they created a WhatsApp group and there was no issue, but I was not getting too many options and the suggestions took their time. I stopped using the service and also stopped looking because the places offered were not as my expectations. I didn't pay anything since it was commission based and I didn't buy.

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Patrícia

Madrid, Sep 2025

I reached out to Rafael about two months ago to help us organize our finance life in Spain. He’s supporting us to review our expenses, guide us through possible investments, and how to prepare and plan for retirement, bringing a lot of interesting data and tax knowledge that we could not get easily. He is very dynamic, easy to understand, very didactic - he teaches very well, brings examples, and our virtual meetings are always very clear, plus he’s very responsive and even joins in advance. Price felt fair compared with consulting groups, and so far after about five sessions we are impressed and very satisfied with his service.

What to know about pets in Madrid

Your pet can't explain what's wrong, so you need to, and that's hard in another language. Locallista lists English-speaking vets, groomers, dog walkers and pet sitters in Madrid, so you can trust their care and understand the advice. Every provider is screened before listing and ranked purely on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Choose a category below and contact them directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there English-speaking vets in Madrid?
Yes. Many Madrid vets work with expats and speak English, and there are 24-hour animal hospitals for emergencies. We list ones reviewed by other pet owners, so you can find someone you trust before you need them.
How do I find a good vet for my pet?
Ask in expat and local groups, then check the reviews. Look for a vet near you with strong reviews for the kind of care your pet needs, and note which ones offer emergency hours.
Can vets help with the EU pet passport?
Yes, many Madrid vets are authorised to issue EU pet passports and handle the paperwork for travelling with your animal. Just mention it when you book.
Where do I find dog walkers, groomers or sitters?
All of these exist in Madrid, often bookable in English. Browse the category, read the reviews, and check availability for your area.
What should I know about bringing a pet to Spain?
Spain is generally very pet-friendly, and a good local vet can advise on registration, microchipping and routine care once you arrive. Starting with a vet who speaks English makes those first questions easier.
How much do dog trainers cost in Madrid?
A dog trainer in Madrid charges around €30 to €90 a session, with a home visit around €55 and a package of five around €235.
How much do dog walkers cost in Madrid?
A dog walk in Madrid costs around €10 to €20, with group walks cheapest and solo walks at the upper end.