Our services
The practice cares for your pets from prevention to treatment. If you have a question about a procedure or test, please contact the practice.
Veterinary consultations
A consultation is the starting point of all care. The vet examines your pet, listens to what you have noticed and explains the findings, along with any tests or treatments recommended.
- Full clinical examination
- Health checks and regular follow-up
- Advice on nutrition, behaviour and hygiene
- Clear explanations of the proposed treatments
Vaccination
Vaccination protects your pet against serious and sometimes fatal diseases. The vet sets the vaccination plan according to your pet’s species, age, lifestyle and health, after a clinical examination.
- First vaccinations for puppies and kittens
- Boosters according to the schedule set by the vet
- Health record kept up to date
- Advice before travelling with your pet
Surgery
When surgery is needed, the vet explains how it will go, the precautions to take beforehand and the care required afterwards. The practice will tell you which procedures it performs.
- Consultation and examination before surgery
- Clear preparation instructions (fasting, timing)
- Post-operative follow-up and wound checks
- Advice for recovery at home
Laboratory tests
Tests on blood, urine or other samples provide valuable information to reach a diagnosis, prepare for anaesthesia or monitor an illness. The vet will tell you which tests are useful and how they are carried out.
- Tests prescribed according to your pet’s situation
- Pre-anaesthetic check
- Monitoring of chronic conditions
- Explanation of the results
Radiology
X-rays help investigate lameness, injuries, a persistent cough or digestive problems. The vet explains why the examination is useful and how it is performed.
- Examination recommended after a consultation
- Detection of fractures or foreign bodies
- Examination of the chest and abdomen
- Interpretation and explanation of the images
Veterinary emergencies
Some situations require immediate care. In an emergency, call the practice before setting off: you will receive first instructions and the practice can prepare for your pet’s arrival.
Examples of situations to report without delay
- Difficulty breathing
- Accident, fall or heavily bleeding wound
- Swallowing a toxic product or an object
- Seizures, collapse or loss of consciousness
- Swollen, painful belly or repeated vomiting
- Difficult birth or inability to urinate
Home visits
For an elderly or very anxious pet, an animal that is hard to transport, or several animals to be seen at once, the vet can visit you at home. Contact the practice to arrange an appointment and find out the conditions of the visit.
- Consultation in your pet’s familiar surroundings
- Suited to elderly, anxious or hard-to-transport pets
- Convenient when several animals need to be seen
- Visit conditions explained by the practice
Pet export
Travelling or moving to another country with your pet? The veterinarian explains the steps required by the destination country and carries out the necessary veterinary procedures. Contact the practice early: some requirements take several weeks, or even several months.
- Information on the destination country’s requirements
- Identification, vaccinations and required tests
- Timeline of the steps to follow
- Help putting together the health file
Not sure which service you need?
Simply describe the reason for your request: the practice will direct you to the right consultation.