
Clinic identity
Fidan Veterinary Clinic was founded in Gebze with a focus on companion animal medicine. The examination room, surgical area, imaging and laboratory units operate under one roof, so the diagnostic process and the treatment plan are handled by the same clinical team.
Alongside cats and dogs, basic veterinary care is provided for exotic small mammals and birds where appropriate. For cases requiring advanced specialisation, referral to a suitable centre is the accepted principle.
- Chief veterinarian: Adem Fidan, DVM
- Chamber: Kocaeli Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons (TVHB member)
- Address: Tatlıkuyu District, Körfez Street, No: 49/A, 41400 Gebze / Kocaeli
- Opening hours: every day 09:00 – 20:00
Working principles
The clinic works on the principle of not starting treatment without a diagnosis. Laboratory and imaging studies are planned first, and the results are reviewed together with the owner. Alternatives, expected benefit and possible risks are explained clearly.
In line with veterinary deontology, no price list, campaign or superiority claim is published on this site. An itemised estimate is shared and consent obtained before any procedure. Patient records and consultation details are protected under Turkish data protection law (KVKK).
Service area and access
The clinic serves central Gebze and the surrounding districts, including Darıca, Çayırova, Dilovası, Tuzla and the Pendik corridor. The entrance is at street level for owners arriving by public transport.
For emergencies, calling ahead matters: it allows the team to prepare and to explain what to do on the way. Call without delay for breathing difficulty, inability to urinate, seizures or trauma.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Legal name | Fidan Veterinary Clinic |
| Chief veterinarian | Adem Fidan, DVM |
| Chamber | Kocaeli Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons / TVHB |
| Address | Tatlıkuyu Dist. Körfez St. No: 49/A, 41400 Gebze / Kocaeli |
| Telephone | +90 530 488 61 43 / +90 262 641 47 75 |
| Opening hours | Every day 09:00 – 20:00 |
| Service area | Gebze, Darıca, Çayırova, Dilovası, Tuzla, Pendik corridor |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which species does the clinic treat?
Predominantly cats and dogs; where appropriate, basic care is also provided for exotic small mammals and birds.
Is inpatient care available?
Daily monitoring and observation are possible. Patients needing intensive care or 24-hour supervision are referred to an appropriate centre after assessment.
Can I request a second opinion?
Yes. Bringing previous test results and reports speeds up the assessment, and the earlier treatment protocol is reviewed together.
The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace a physical examination.
