Veterinary clinic
Veterinary care
at every age.
Preventive care, diagnosis and treatment for dogs, cats and small pets, in a calm setting that makes visits less stressful.
Emergency? Please call before you come so we can prepare. Emergency phone & out-of-hours cover: [...].
Urgent care guideServices
Our services.
Vaccines & parasite control
Vaccination schedules and parasite protection suited to your pet’s age and lifestyle.
Health checks
Yearly health checks, from the first months to old age.
Surgery
Neutering and soft-tissue surgery with careful anaesthesia and monitoring.
Dentistry
Dental cleaning and checks, which also affect your pet’s overall health.
Diagnostics
Blood tests, X-rays and ultrasound (equipment availability: [...]).
Microchip & passport
Identification, registration and pet travel documents.
Nutrition
Advice on healthy weight and special diets.
Senior pet care
Managing pain, arthritis and chronic conditions.
By pet
Every species has its own needs.
For your dog
From a puppy’s first jabs to joint care in later years, we design a health plan for every life stage.
- Puppy vaccination schedule
- Leishmaniasis & heartworm prevention
- Behaviour advice
For your cat
Cats are experts at hiding pain. Calm handling, less stress and regular checks make all the difference.
- Gentle, cat-friendly handling
- Kidney & thyroid checks
- Neutering & microchip
Rabbits, rodents, birds
Small pets have specific dietary and housing needs. Availability for exotic species will be confirmed ([...]).
- Rabbit dental checks
- Diet & housing
- Referral where needed
The clinic
A calm setting.
Separate waiting areas for dogs and cats, gentle handling and time to explain. We want every visit to be as stress-free as possible, for your pet and for you.
- Fear-free handling
- Clear cost information before any procedure
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At the clinic
A day at the clinic.
Illustrative photos — they do not show the clinic’s real patients.
Guide & FAQ
When is it urgent?
If you’re not sure, call us. It’s always better to ask.
Which signs need immediate care?
Difficulty breathing, collapse, seizures, heavy bleeding, a swollen belly, ingesting something toxic or inability to urinate.
What if my pet ate something toxic?
Do not induce vomiting without advice. Keep the packaging and call us immediately.
When does a puppy have its first vaccinations?
Usually from 6–8 weeks of age. We will give you a personal schedule at the first visit.
Do I need an appointment?
For routine visits yes, to keep waiting short. Emergencies are seen as a priority.
Book a visit
Book a visit.
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