The category brings together the Principality's veterinarians and veterinary clinics. It includes in particular a clinic that treats dogs, cats and new companion animals for consultations, prevention, surgery and imaging. Veterinarians fall under code 7500Y Veterinary activities.
Routine care
The veterinarian provides vaccines, microchip identification, antiparasitic treatments, sterilization and follow-up of the animal's health throughout its life. For traveling abroad with an animal, the veterinarian issues the passport and the certificates required depending on the destination. In an emergency, it is advisable to call the clinic before going there. The listing of each establishment states its address, its opening hours and how to book an appointment.
To travel within the European Union, a dog or cat must generally be identified, vaccinated against rabies and have a European passport. The veterinarian explains the formalities depending on the destination, which are sometimes stricter outside Europe.
What should I do in an emergency involving my pet?
It is advisable to call the veterinary clinic first, which explains what to do and arranges for the animal to be received. Outside opening hours, the answering machine message often directs callers to an on-call service.
Which vaccines does a dog or cat need?
The veterinarian sets a vaccination schedule according to the animal's species, age and lifestyle, with regular boosters. These visits are often used to carry out a full health check.
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