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Getting here and the area we serve

We are on 2382. Sokak in Yeni Batı Mahallesi, Batıkent. Below is how to reach us by public transport and by car.

Yeni Batı Mahallesi 2382. Sokak No: 8
06370 Yenimahalle/Ankara
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The green shopfront sign of Karanfil Veterinary Clinic.
The green shopfront sign of Karanfil Veterinary Clinic.

The green shopfront sign of Karanfil Veterinary Clinic.Close

The clinic and its streets
Başkent BulvarıErciyes CaddesiPalandöken Caddesi2382. SokakBotanik · M3Karanfil Veterinary Clinic550 m from the station200 mN

The clinic sits on 2382. Sokak, between Başkent Bulvarı and the Botanik metro station.

Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

By metro

The nearest station is Botanik on the M3 line. It is about 550 metres from the station to the clinic, roughly a seven minute walk. Coming from Kızılay, change to the M3 line at Batıkent.

By car

From Başkent Bulvarı, turn into Yeni Batı Mahallesi and then onto 2382. Sokak. There is on street parking. In an emergency drive up to the door and we will help you carry the animal in.

Parking

There is on-street parking, and in the evening it is usually free. If it is full during the day you can park in the side streets towards Başkent Bulvarı and walk; the distance is short.

From the station to the clinic
M3

Botanik

M3 line

550 m · a 7 minute walk

Karanfil Veterinary Clinic

2382. Sokak No: 8

From Kızılay: change at Batıkent

The walk is flat and 2382. Sokak runs off the shopping street. If you cannot find it, call and we will direct you.

Coming in an emergency

Call before you set off. A few sentences on the phone means we prepare while you travel, and it removes the wait at the door. In an emergency drive right up to the entrance rather than looking for a space; we will help you carry the animal in. If you can, bring a second person to hold the animal so the driver only has to drive.

Call 0531 730 31 13Emergency

How to bring the animal

Cats and small dogs should travel in a closed carrier; a cat held in someone's arms can get loose in the car park, and we have seen it happen. Birds come in their cage with a light cover over it. Large dogs stay on a short lead. Where there is an injury, the way an animal is carried changes the outcome; cats, dogs and birds are covered separately on the emergency page.

Bring with you on a first visit

These shorten the consultation and sometimes make a second appointment unnecessary.

  • The vaccination record and any previous test results
  • The boxes of any medication being given
  • The name of the food, treats included
  • When the problem started and how often it happens
  • A phone video if you have one; coughing, trembling and lameness rarely happen in the consulting room
  • The packaging of anything swallowed

Where our clients come from

Most of the owners who bring animals to us come from the districts below. This is not a boundary; whichever district you are in, you are welcome.

  • Batıkent
  • Yeni Batı
  • Yenimahalle
  • Demetevler
  • Eryaman
  • Etimesgut
  • Sincan
  • Ostim

Nearby landmarks

Botanik metro station, Başkent Bulvarı and the Yeni Batı neighbourhood shops are all close by. If you have trouble finding the address, call and we will direct you.