Editable Malta vet clinic template
Malta veterinary invoice template
Download a reusable invoice template for a Maltese veterinary practice or clinic, with patient/owner fields and the standard 18% VAT rate applied — a genuine divergence from Malta's VAT-exempt human healthcare that many vets don't expect.
- ✓Patient, owner and treatment/procedure fields.
- ✓18% standard VAT — veterinary care is not covered by Malta's human-healthcare VAT exemption.
- ✓Built for sole-trader and Ltd-company veterinary practices registered with the Veterinary Surgeons' Council (VSC).
- ✓Available in Google Sheets, Google Docs, Excel and Word.
Prefer to fill it in online? Open the Malta veterinary invoice generator.

Veterinary invoice template
Editable Malta format

Built for Maltese vet clinics and animal hospitals invoicing at the standard VAT rate.
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How to use a Malta veterinary invoice template
Malta exempts human healthcare from VAT under the Health Care Professions Act scope, but that exemption does not extend to veterinary services — vets should not assume the same VAT-free treatment applies to animal care.
Fields to keep in the template
- Patient (animal) name/species, owner details and treatment/procedure description.
- Veterinary Surgeons' Council (VSC) warrant/registration reference, if shown on invoices.
- 18% standard VAT applied to the total, shown VAT-inclusive where relevant.
Why veterinary care is standard-rated in Malta
Malta's Fifth Schedule medical-care exemption is explicitly scoped to services regulated under the Health Care Professions Act — human healthcare only. No specific exemption or reduced rate covers veterinary services, and the 12% reduced rate introduced in 2024 covers only four unrelated categories. The reasonable, moderately-hedged conclusion is that veterinary services in Malta are standard-rated at 18%.
FAQs about the Malta veterinary invoice template
Is veterinary care VAT-exempt in Malta like human healthcare?
No. Malta's medical-care VAT exemption applies only to human healthcare regulated under the Health Care Professions Act — veterinary services are generally standard-rated at 18%.
Who regulates vets in Malta?
The Veterinary Surgeons' Council (VSC) issues the Warrant to Practise; the Malta Veterinary Association (MVA) is the separate professional/trade association.

