Open until 20:00Frederiksberg Book here
Bus 9A stops outside. Parking in the courtyard.

Forty-minute appointments, an in-house lab that has bloodwork back while you wait, and the same vet every time you come in.
We send claims straight to your insurer, so you only pay your excess at the desk.





Check-ups, lab work, dentistry and surgery happen in-house. When something needs a specialist, we book it and stay on the case.
Book a check-up
A full head-to-tail exam, weight and diet talk, and the vaccines your pet is due for.

Bloods, urine and cytology in our own lab, plus digital X-ray and ultrasound on site.

Cleaning, X-rays of every tooth and extractions under monitored anaesthesia.

Neutering, lump removals and soft-tissue surgery, with a nurse who calls you as they wake up.

Kidney, thyroid and joint checks every six months, and pain plans that fit their age.

Anxiety, itchy skin, picky eating, weight. Longer talks with a vet who has time for them.
Five patients from one Thursday in October. Keep scrolling, the sun keeps moving.






The routine things, paid monthly, so nobody skips a check-up because of the bill. Cancel at the end of any year.
You save 1,365 kr a year compared to booking each visit.
One by one: our own list prices for the same visits in 2026.
Most animals are scared at the vet because of the waiting room, not the vet. So we changed the waiting room first.
Pick a time online and tell us what's going on. We send a short note on how to prepare, like skipping breakfast before bloods, and which door to use.
Cats and dogs have separate entrances and waiting rooms. Most visits start on time, and if we're running late, we text you before you leave home.
We examine your pet wherever they're calmest, often on the floor. If they need bloods, they run in our lab while you're still in the room.
Results, what we saw and what happens next, in plain words in the Lysa app. Questions go straight to the vet you met, not a call centre.
Eleven vets and nurses, two clinics, one shared record. Here's what that looks like in numbers.
for a standard appointment. Most clinics book ten to fifteen.
median time for bloodwork from our in-house lab.
dogs and cats registered across Frederiksberg and Nørrebro.
vets and nurses. You see the same vet each time, unless you ask otherwise.
a week open in Frederiksberg, with video consults until 22:00.
longest you'll wait for a written reply from your vet in the app.
Book at either one. Your pet's history, results and plan follow them between the two.
Open until 20:00
Open until 19:00Frederiksberg, Vesterbro, Nørrebro and Østerbro, weekdays 10–16. From 795 kr plus the visit itself.
If yours isn't here, write to us. A nurse answers within the hour while we're open.
hej@lysa.vetNo. About half our patients pay per visit. The plan just makes sense if your pet needs two check-ups and bloodwork a year anyway.
Leave the carrier out at home for a few days with a blanket in it. Come to the cat entrance, and we'll often examine them in the bottom half of the carrier so they never have to come out.
Yes, during opening hours. Call ahead so we can get a room ready. At night, the app gives you the number of the 24-hour animal hospital we work with, and we pick things up the next morning.
We send claims directly to most Danish pet insurers. You pay your excess at the desk, and we handle the rest of the paperwork.
For almost everything, yes. The exceptions are surgery, dental work and some X-rays, where we'll send you updates by text instead.
A vet and a nurse come to you with a portable kit for exams, vaccines and blood samples. Samples go back to our lab, and results land in the app the same day.

We'll confirm a time within the hour, or call you if it sounds urgent.