Exotics-only practice
We don't treat dogs or cats. Every vet here is specifically trained for the species we welcome and keeps learning regularly.
Rabbits, rodents, ferrets, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish: every species has its own specific needs. A solid understanding of how they live is essential to safeguard their wellbeing and their health. With a specialised team and dedicated equipment, we offer personalised, preventive and diagnostic care to support every animal as best we can throughout its life.
Our practice was born from one ambition: to offer exotic pets specialised veterinary care, in a calm environment built and equipped with them in mind.
We take an approach focused exclusively on exotic pets, combining veterinary expertise, suitable technology and close attention to animal wellbeing.
We don't treat dogs or cats. Every vet here is specifically trained for the species we welcome and keeps learning regularly.
Quiet rooms and species-appropriate hospitalisation areas: everything is designed to keep stress low — a key factor for these sensitive species.
Suitable equipment is used throughout the practice to ensure a quick, reliable diagnosis.
We take the time to discuss husbandry and feeding with you, so we can suggest adjustments where they make sense. Prevention is essential with these species.
From snakes to guinea pigs, parrots to tortoises: each species has its own specifics. We publish detailed advice sheets for every species we treat.
University training complemented by internships and specialisations in exotic-animal medicine, in Switzerland and abroad.
At the heart of the practice, our veterinary nurses look after reception, nursing care, patient follow-up and advice. Always attentive to animals and owners alike, their role is essential.
A selection of Google reviews from the families who trust us with their companions.
This dedicated exotic-pet emergency service was set up in collaboration with other vets, so that care is also available on Sundays.
Learn moreGood husbandry prevents a large share of health issues. We publish freely accessible, detailed advice sheets for every species and take the time to explain what should raise concern.
See advice sheetsWe train veterinary-nurse apprentices in-house and run continuing-education sessions for vets and nurses in the region who want to deepen their exotic-pet care skills.
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