
Veterinary Center Esterivet
Veterinary center specialized in preventive medicine, sterilizations and population control
Why sterilize?
In addition to improving your animal's health, you will help control the birth rate and reduce abandonments. Did you know that in the province of Castellón hundreds of animals are abandoned due to unwanted litters? Neglect and ignorance are their worst enemies.
Better quality of life
Prevents diseases such as cancer or pyometra, improves animal behaviour and generally enhances their quality of life (while also increasing their life expectancy)
Population control
Breeding dogs and cats can only be carried out by breeders registered in the official register, and uncontrolled breeding is now sanctioned by law
Lower costs
Disease prevention reduces veterinary care costs
It is mandatory
With the entry into force of the new National Law for the Protection of the Rights and Welfare of Animals
What our clients say
“Excellent service and professionalism. I brought my cat for sterilisation and my other cat for microchipping, and I was very satisfied. Luigi and his colleague were very friendly and attentive, explaining every step and inspiring great confidence. You can really tell how much they care for animals. Highly recommended!”
Danna Contreras
Google Review · 3 months ago
“I brought my kitten in to be neutered and microchipped, and I couldn't be more grateful. The team was professional, attentive and caring. They explained everything clearly and treated my little one with great care and delicacy. You can tell there is real vocation and love for animals here. A trustworthy vet centre I highly recommend!”
Stela Horga
Google Review · 2 months ago
“I had both my cats sterilised here and everything went really well. They keep you informed right away. I was attended by Luigie, who was very professional and pleasant. Knowing that sterilisation is their everyday work gives you great peace of mind. Thanks to the whole team!”
Adrián
Google Review · 3 months ago
Latest blog posts
View all articles →7 May 2026
Sterilisation saves lives (more than you think)
Sterilisation is not just an individual decision for your pet — it is an action with a direct impact on the entire animal community.
7 May 2026
Population control: a shared responsibility
Animal population control is not only the task of shelters or public authorities. It is a shared responsibility between veterinary professionals and society.
7 May 2026
Feral colonies: why sterilisation is the key to balance
Feral cat colonies are part of the urban environment in many towns. When left uncontrolled they can grow rapidly and create problems for animal welfare, public health and coexistence.
Ready to take the step?
Book an appointment for your pet or contact us if you represent an organisation, shelter or municipality.




