Geoje-si, Gyeongnam · animal hospitals

24-si Deonaeun Animal Medical Center

24시 더나은 동물메디컬센터

Deonaeun in Geoje treats dogs and cats, with evening and overnight emergency care, a 24-hour ICU and separate cat waiting and inpatient rooms.

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General, evening and overnight emergency hours

Item	Key information
Mon–Sat general care	10:00–21:00
Sunday general care	11:00–21:00
Evening care	21:00–23:00
Overnight emergency care	23:00–10:00
Meal breaks	Lunch 13:00–14:00 · dinner 18:00–19:00

After general consultations finish, the centre switches to evening care, followed by overnight emergency care until the next morning. General consultations start one hour later on Sundays.

What kind of hospital is this?

Deonaeun Animal Medical Center in Gohyeon-dong, Geoje, provides evening and overnight emergency care and inpatient treatment for seriously ill animals. Its intensive care unit (ICU) operates 24 hours a day.

The ICU supports patients recovering from surgery, patients with breathing difficulties and those needing close observation for serious illness. Veterinary technicians provide round-the-clock intensive care, with veterinary treatment available for emergencies.

Medical team

김종오

Veterinarian

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이재득

Veterinarian

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문지환

Veterinarian

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이예린

Veterinarian

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김단아

Veterinarian

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김세연

Veterinarian

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한민관

Veterinarian

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남호경

Veterinarian

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Clinical departments and separate cat spaces

Item	Key information
Published departments	Surgery · Internal medicine · Diagnostic imaging · Dentistry · Rehabilitation · Emergency and critical care
Published animal species	Dogs · Cats

Before surgery, the team uses physical examination, radiographs and ultrasound to assess the affected area, and blood tests and other findings to evaluate the patient’s condition and plan surgery and anaesthesia. Orthopaedics and general surgery are provided.

During surgery, the team monitors blood pressure, temperature, breathing, ECG and oxygen saturation. Intensive care continues in the ICU after surgery, linking preoperative assessment, monitoring during the operation and recovery care.

The centre has separate cat waiting and inpatient rooms as well as inpatient rooms for large dogs. Cats can use their dedicated waiting and inpatient spaces during consultations or hospital treatment.