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42 Spanish Phrases for a Vet Visit
42 Spanish phrases for a vet visit: reason for the visit, digestive and breathing symptoms, skin and ears, vaccines, medicine, tests, and follow-up.
Table of Contents
Visit Reason
- 01
Traigo a mi perro.
I brought my dog.
- 02
Mi gato no come.
My cat is not eating.
- 03
Cojea desde ayer.
He has been limping since yesterday.
- 04
Está muy decaído.
He is very run down.
- 05
Llora al tocarlo.
He cries when touched.
- 06
Se esconde mucho.
He hides a lot.
- 07
No quiere jugar.
He does not want to play.
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Digestion and Eating
- 08
Ha vomitado dos veces.
He has vomited twice.
- 09
Tiene diarrea.
He has diarrhea.
- 10
Hay sangre en las heces.
There is blood in the stool.
- 11
Bebe mucha agua.
He drinks a lot of water.
- 12
No bebe casi nada.
He barely drinks anything.
- 13
Perdió peso.
He lost weight.
- 14
Comió algo raro.
He ate something strange.
Breathing and Urine
- 15
Respira muy rápido.
He breathes very fast.
- 16
Tose por la noche.
He coughs at night.
- 17
Orina muy poco.
He urinates very little.
- 18
Orina fuera de la caja.
He urinates outside the litter box.
- 19
Le duele al orinar.
It hurts him to urinate.
- 20
Tiene mal aliento.
He has bad breath.
- 21
Babea mucho.
He drools a lot.
Skin and Ears
- 22
Se rasca mucho.
He scratches a lot.
- 23
Tiene pulgas.
He has fleas.
- 24
Tiene una herida.
He has a wound.
- 25
Se lame la pata.
He licks his paw.
- 26
Sacude la cabeza.
He shakes his head.
- 27
Tiene el oído rojo.
His ear is red.
- 28
Le falta pelo aquí.
He is missing hair here.
Vaccines and Medicine
- 29
Traje su cartilla.
I brought his booklet.
- 30
¿Le toca vacuna?
Is a vaccine due for him?
- 31
Está esterilizado.
He is neutered.
- 32
Toma medicación diaria.
He takes daily medication.
- 33
Olvidé una dosis.
I missed one dose.
- 34
¿Necesita análisis?
Does he need tests?
- 35
¿Puede ponerle chip?
Can you microchip him?
Treatment and Follow-Up
- 36
¿Cuánto pesa hoy?
How much does he weigh today?
- 37
¿Necesita radiografía?
Does he need an X-ray?
- 38
¿Debo cambiar comida?
Should I change food?
- 39
¿Cómo le doy pastillas?
How do I give him pills?
- 40
¿Cuándo volvemos?
When do we come back?
- 41
¿Me dará informe?
Will you give me a report?
- 42
Gracias por atenderlo.
Thank you for treating him.
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