Clinique Vétélys : Centre Vétérinaire 24/7 Genève

General and internal veterinary medicine in Geneva vernier, a complete care for your companions in Geneva

General medicine is the mainstay of animal health, offering preventive and curative care tailored to your four-legged companions. At the Vétélys clinic in Vernier Blandonnet, Geneva, our experts provide consultations dedicated to the health of your pets, whatever their age or species, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
A specialized NAC service will take care of your small mammals, birds and reptiles. Whether it’s for an annual health check, vaccination, illness or a one-off concern, our teams are at your side to ensure your pets’ well-being.
As passionate veterinary surgeons, we are committed to offering a holistic approach: prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Find out more about our general veterinary medicine services below.

A veterinarian from the Vétélys clinic for the general and internal veterinary medicine service

General and internal medicine Vernier Geneva

When should you consult? Which illnesses?

Is your pet in a worrying condition? Find out the main reasons to contact our General Medicine and Internal Medicine department for pets (including NACs) in Geneva and be treated by one of our veterinarians.

When should my pet be seen by a GP?

It is essential to consult a general veterinary practitioner as soon as certain symptoms appear, or in the following situations:
Routine check-ups: annual examinations for early detection of health
health problems.
Vaccinations: following vaccination protocols adapted to your companion’s species and lifestyle.
Common health problems: digestive disorders, fatigue, loss of appetite or unusual behavior.
Worrying signs: coughing, lameness, skin lesions, unexplained weight loss or visible pain.
Monitoring chronic illnesses: diabetes, renal failure, cardiac disorders, and if you observe any of these signs, a consultation with a general practitioner is recommended for a precise diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
If necessary, your veterinarian can refer you to a veterinarian specialized in internal medicine, cardiology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, etc…

Cat care at the Geneva veterinary clinic in the general and internal veterinary medicine department

Emergencies 24/7

General and internal medicine Vernier Geneva

What happens during a general medical consultation for my pet in
my pet in Geneva?

At your general medical appointment, our veterinarians follow a structured process to ensure your pet receives the best care:

Anamnesis and memorabilia

We start by gathering detailed information about your pet’s health and medical history. This moment of exchange with you is essential to your pet’s care.

Clinical examination

A thorough examination is carried out to assess the patient’s general condition:
weight, temperature, abdominal palpation, cardio-respiratory auscultation, condition of eyes, ears, mouth, etc.

Initial diagnosis

If a problem is identified, further tests may be suggested
may be suggested (blood tests, X-rays, ultrasound scans, MRI cross-sectional images, CT scans).

Care plan

Depending on the diagnosis, we discuss treatment options and recommendations, including medications, diet, monitoring and habit changes.

Answers to your questions

Find out more about the general medicine and internal medicine department

How can I prepare my pet for a general medical consultation?

Before your visit, please make sure your pet is fasting if further tests or examinations are planned. You can ask our secretary for advice when you book your appointment. Bring your pet’s health record and a list of current treatments. Reassure your pet with petting, familiar toys or treats.

What to do after the consultation when you get home?

Follow your veterinarian’s instructions for treatment and follow-up. Watch your pet’s progress carefully and contact us if you notice any changes. Our team is always happy to hear from our patients.

Are there any contraindications to consulting a general practitioner?

No, all animals can benefit from a general medical consultation. In the event of an emergency, our dedicated services are also available.

Follow-up of a cat treated by the general and internal veterinary medicine department of the Vétélys clinic in Geneva

Testimonials

They’ve been to Clinique Vétélys

Always a warm welcome and the animals are cared for with gentleness and kindness by the vets. I would recommend
Audrey L.

Thanks to the whole team, professionalism, listening and advice.
Very attentive to my pets.
Very responsive, passionate, fluid, just perfect, I recommend this establishment….They are awesome! 🙏🤙✌️

Laurencin L.

We would like to extend our warmest thanks to the entire Vételis team, and in particular to our veterinarian, Dr. colas, who has been with Kyara every step of the way.
During this dreaded decision, Dr. colas accompanied us with kindness and gentleness to ensure that everything went as smoothly as possible for our daughter, and with a great deal of compassion for us.
We were touched by the personalized card we received shortly after her death, and thank you for all the love and kindness you showed her over the years.

Priscilla

We feel that they really care about our animals’ health, and what’s more, we always get all the explanations we need to understand their minor or major pathologies. Thank you to the whole team for their friendliness and the seriousness of their work.

Jean Pierre W.

Patience, good advice, our Snoopy feels at home here.

Nadia A.

Very attentive, patient and gentle with animals.
I called them urgently at 8:30 for my Tonerre and at 9:15 he was taken care of.

Kathy P.

The team is very attentive and the vet is only interested in the well-being of your companion, not in billing for unnecessary procedures. I recommend this establishment, which is also very clean and easy to get to.

Ingrid T.

Expert insight

Our veterinarians’ advice for a successful general medical consultation in Geneva:

● Prepare your pet gently: talk to him calmly, use a comfortable cage for journeys, sit in the waiting room dedicated to your companion’s species.
Identify warning signs early: loss of appetite, lethargy, unusual behavior.
Tips to get him to cooperate: bring treats and familiarize him with the veterinary clinic by multiplying preventive visits.

Dr. Mélanie Metzger, veterinary surgeon, advises :

“Don’t overlook small signals: even a slight change can indicate a health problem. Prompt consultation can prevent complications.”

Consultations

● Standard consultation: CHF 62 to 90
● Chronic disease follow-up: CHF 50
● Pediatric or geriatric consultation: CHF 100 to CHF 150

For specific examinations or analyses, a detailed estimate will be provided on request.