Koh Tao Animal Clinic

Koh Tao Animal Clinic is a veterinary facility founded in 2002, serving both the local pet community and stray animals on Koh Tao. Run by resident veterinarian Dr. Jae Supaphon Intarasksa along with her assistants, the clinic provides essential animal welfare services including emergency and accident care, vaccinations, spaying and neutering, microchipping, and travel preparation. The facility also operates a Capture-Neuter-Return (CNR) program to help manage the island's stray dog and cat populations, and offers pet grooming supplies and food.

The clinic relies heavily on community support, donations, and volunteers to care for injured or sick animals, ensuring treatment is accessible regardless of an owner's ability to pay.

Services are primarily funded through donations, and the clinic operates on a flexible payment model ensuring treatment is never refused if an owner cannot afford to pay. While standard treatments involve charges to help cover operational costs, exact pricing varies by procedure, and voluntary donations are widely encouraged.

The clinic is located along Tanote Bay Road, just outside of Mae Haad and roughly 50 meters from the main road connecting Sairee to Chalok Baan Kao, surrounded by the local island roads and community properties of Koh Tao.

The clinic is located on Tanote Bay Road, just outside of Mae Haad and approximately 50 meters off the main road running between Sairee and Chalok Baan Kao, accessible by scooter or local transport on the island.