There are many pathologies, alterations and diseases that animals can suffer. Our hospital is made up of a great team that has the necessary knowledge to be able to identify, diagnose and treat the diverse alterations that can make our best friends suffer.
We have veterinarians specialised in the different services we offer, thus ensuring the success of any of our treatments.
Veterinarians
Diana de Juan
Veterinary Director
Diana graduated from the University of Zaragoza in 2001 and has an extensive international background in veterinary medicine. She started her career in the UK, where she gained experience in surgery and internal medicine for more than a year.She then returned to Spain to work at a clinic in Ibiza, focusing on internal medicine and intensive care for over 4 years.
Back in the UK, she developed an interest in diagnostic imaging, especially in ultrasound. She undertook further training courses and stays in the imaging department of Davies Veterinary Specialists. In 2011, she founded Serveis Veterinaris Ciutat d’Inca, with the aim of providing high quality veterinary services, highlighting her deep love for animals.
In recent years, Diana has expanded her knowledge in dermatology, oncology and feline medicine, attending specialised courses and congresses. In 2022, she obtained the European Certificate in Feline Medicine (GPCert felp) by the ISVPS.
César Villarroya
Veterinary Director
César obtained a degree in Veterinary Medicine from the University of Zaragoza in 2002, with a solid background backed by several stays in clinics and hospitals in the UK.With more than two decades of experience, including four years in a veterinary clinic in Ibiza and two years at the Julia Boness Veterinary Hospital in Bedfordshire, he has developed specialisations in Neurology, Neurosurgery and Traumatology.
In 2011, he co-founded Serveis Veterinaris Ciutat d’Inca after his time at a veterinary hospital in Granollers, Barcelona, focusing on Neurology and Traumatology. In 2021, he obtained the ISVPS GPCert Neuro Certificate, recognised at the European level.
Salva Rubio
Veterinarian
Salva graduated from the University of Extremadura in 2015, completed a one-year internship in the department of internal medicine and surgery at UEX.He then spent two years working at a veterinary hospital in Madrid before joining the team at Hospital Veterinari Ciutat d’Inca in 2018. Since then, Salva has maintained a constant commitment to continuing education, participating in numerous national and international courses.
His focus has been particularly on neurology, traumatology and soft tissue surgery, including obtaining a master’s degree in traumatology and participating in various specialised congresses.
Ariadna Garcia
Veterinarian
With a degree in veterinary medicine from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, the doctor continued her training with an internship at Canis Hospital. In January 2019,she joined the team of the Veterinary Hospital Ciutat d’Inca, where she continued her training with courses and congresses.
Her passion for the area of emergency and intensive care led her to pursue a master’s degree in this specialty.
Antonia Amengual
Veterinarian
Antonia graduated from CEU Cardenal Herrera University in Valencia in 2021. With a great interest in feline medicine, she completed a postgraduate degree in this speciality and continues her training with courses and congresses,the last one being on feline geriatrics.In May 2022, she joined the team of the Veterinary Hospital Ciutat d’Inca, where feline medicine stands out. In this centre, Antonia can contribute and expand her knowledge in the area she is passionate about.
Maria Antonia Morey
Veterinarian
Mikel Calvo
Veterinarian
He completed his veterinary studies at the University of Zaragoza, graduating in 2023. For a year, he undertook a placement at Vetcorner, a leading centre for diagnostic imaging and the world's first to perform radiofrequency tumour ablation in veterinary medicine.Upon completion of his placement, he moved to Mallorca to work at Hospital Aragó for a year.
Finally, it’s worth mentioning that he is passionate about veterinary medicine, particularly cardiology, an area in which he will continue to develop his skills throughout his professional career.
Técnicos y Auxiliares
Silvia Bosa
Veterinary Assistant
Silvia studied the ACV course at I-Vet in Valencia and upon completion, in July 2021, she did her internship in Veterinary Hospitals in Valencia, and after that she continued her training with a post-graduate course in operating room assistance.Silvia studied the ACV course at I-Vet in Valencia and upon completion, in July 2021, she did her internship in Veterinary Hospitals in Valencia, and after that she continued her training with a post-graduate course in operating room assistance.
Virginia Agueda
Veterinary Assistant
Virginia finished the Veterinary Assistant and Technical Assistant course at Nubika Academy in November 2022. She began her 350-hour internship at the Hospital Veterinari Ciutat d'Inca in September 2022.Currently, Virginia is taking a Veterinary Technical Assistant programme at Ifevet, specialising in the area of Emergencies, since her work at the hospital requires this preparation. In addition, she plans to continue studying and to specialise in Anesthesia because she also has a passion for working in the operating room.
Carolina Calderon
Veterinary Assistant
Carolina finished her VTA training in 2021 and continued her training with VTA courses in operating room and emergency care. She joined the Ciutat d'Inca Veterinary Hospital team in 2022.The area that most appeals to her is the operating room; she enjoys being present at operations and assisting the veterinarian in all aspects of the surgical area. On the other hand, she also enjoys working with hospitalised patients and monitoring and performing the necessary diagnostic tests; be it blood tests, x-rays, etc.
Magdalena Massanet
Veterinary Assistant
Magdalena completed her VTA training in December 2012 and worked for 10 years in a small clinic, where she developed her skills in different areas such as reception, the operating room, laboratory and hospitalisation.Her passion is in the practice, where she enjoys interacting with patients and their tutors, being the veterinarian’s right hand.
In September 2023, she joined Ciutat d’Inca Veterinary Hospital, excited about the opportunities for professional growth and learning in a hospital environment.
Marc Gaya
Veterinary Assistant
Marc started his ATV studies during the pandemic; he had always wanted to work with animals and during that time, he found the motivation to do so. He completed his studies in 2021 and did a placement at an exotic animal clinic. His passion has always been aquatic animals, so he completed a specialisation in cetaceans and marine mammals.He took advantage of the ATV course to further improve his experience with animals and learn surrounded by great teams of people. He joined the Ciutat d’Inca Veterinary Hospital in February 2024 and since then has helped and contributed in every way he can.
He loves everything related to surgeries, diagnostic tests and the laboratory. He also contributes all he can to administrative tasks as he is also a computer scientist.
