Consultation

If you wait for your pet to show signs of pain before going to see your vet, you’ll probably be waiting a long time and taking a big risk. If you see that their condition seems to be deteriorating, that they don’t seem right; this probably means that the problem has already been around for a while.

An annual check will allow your vet to determine what’s up with your pet before your furry friend has to suffer.

What exactly will the vet do during a complete annual exam?

  • Among other things, they’ll check your pet’s temperature. It should vary between 38.3 and 39.1°C.
  • The vet will also examine his skin and coat.
  • He will examine his ears, eyes, teeth, paws and claws, and carefully palpate his internal organs.
  • It will check your pet’s lungs as well as his heart.

What’s more, your pet’s weight is also an important indicator of their health. Are they too fat… too thin? A proper check up will allow your vet to answer these questions.

This check up is also an opportunity for your family vet to ask you a few questions, notably about your pet’s daily habits, such as their diet, the bond they share with you, with other members of your family, and with other animals. During this meeting, don’t hesitate to ask questions and ask for advice, especially about what kind of diet you should follow. This is also the ideal time to update any vaccinations, if necessary.

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At home

It is possible for your companion to live his last moments in the comfort of his home.

Vaccination

A simple injection that can protect your pet against many diseases. Easy and effective.

Deworming

Nobody wants to see their beloved pet under parasite attack! Your veterinary team can give you advice that is tailored to meet your pet’s specific needs.

Neutering

Neutering plays an important role in your pet's health and well-being, especially in terms of behaviour.

Nutrition

Nutrition is a crucial element of your animal’s health, and your veterinary team is the best resource to have specific advice when it comes to feeding your animal.

Dental care

Your pet’s oral hygiene repulses you? Discuss it with your veterinary team to act promptly and prevent dental issues and diseases.

Microchipping

Nobody wants to lose their pet! Microchipping remains the best way to permanently identify your animal.

Complementary care

Certain therapies can help your animal deal with chronic pain or aid recovery from a trauma or surgery.