How to Choose the Best Geneva Veterinarian for You?
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

When it comes to the health of your pet, 
no decision is more important than 
selecting a veterinarian

Discover Below The 8 factors you should be taking into consideration when 
You are looking for a Geneva veterinarian (or a veterinarian Geneva Area)

As a young boy, I was heartbroken when my beloved dog Prince passed away due to the neglect 

of several veterinarians who chose quick fixes over finding the root cause of his illness. 


That night, as I held Prince in my arms, I made a promise to him and myself that I would become 

a veterinarian and do everything in my power to ensure that no pet would have to suffer the same fate. 


Years later, I have dedicated my life to providing the best possible care for animals, and I want to help others 

make informed decisions when choosing a veterinarian for their furry family members. 


Below, I will share the 8 factors to consider when searching for a Geneva veterinarian to ensure that your 

pet receives the highest quality of care. 


We'll explore these critical aspects and provide tips so you can make an informed decision when selecting 

a Geneva veterinarian for your animal. 


Let me guide you in finding the ideal veterinarian for your beloved pet.


Your animal’s well-being could depend on it.

Let's get started! 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Factor #1 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (Veterinarian Geneva area):
Combine Western Science with Alternative Healing

You may ask, why should Western Science be combined with Alternative Healing?

Health is a priority; that’s why it's essential that you have access to the best treatments and care possible. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

 Energy Medicine: The Science and Mystery of Healing 

By combining Western Science with Alternative Healing, 

there are numerous benefits: 

  • Treating more conditions efficiently 
  • Avoiding potentially harmful secondary effects of western medicine
  • Not just addressing physical healing but also wellbeing too! 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Combining Western Science with Alternative Healing provides you with incredible 

opportunities to create a healthier life for your pet.


This is why, when it comes to the care of your beloved pets, you need a 

Geneva Veterinarian (aka Veterinarian Geneva) who blends the best elements of 

traditional Western medicine and alternative therapies into an integrative approach. 

Look for practitioners that have adopted solutions effective in both research studies 

and real-world treatments.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Only Safe and Effective Alternative Treatments and Healing Techniques 
Should Be Combined with the Best of Western science

Did you know that alternative care isn't just for people, but can be a beneficial form 

of treatment for cats and dogs as well? 


Pet care Geneva (aka Geneva pet care) is entering a new era - one of holistic health and wellness. 


Pet owners now have the option to explore natural options such as acupuncture, 

bioresonance treatments, ozone therapy, homeopathy and enhanced diets when their 

pet's wellbeing is at stake. 

An Ultimate Pet Health Guide

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, dogs
Despite our best intentions, it's all too easy for pets to become ill. 


Rather than treating the symptom of a problem, why not go one step further 

and try to find out what caused it in the first place?


Through understanding the deeply rooted causes of our animal's health issues and 

tackling those at their core, we can ensure that our beloved pets experience a state 

of wellbeing as intended by nature. 


Uncovering the cause of your pet's ailments can be vital to providing them with lasting

and comprehensive care.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Dr Omaboe, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Dr. Nortey Omaboe at Cabinet Veterinaire international is helping pet owners to make 

informed health decisions for their beloved four-legged friends by combining the best of Western science 

and alternative medicine into a powerful approach called integrative medicine. 


By selecting the right Geneva veterinarian, anybody can provide their pet therapies based on the latest research 

that have proven to be incredibly reliable in delivering consistent results in the real-world.


When it comes to your pet's well-being, don't take chances.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Your Pets’ Well-being Cure:

The Ancient Chinese Wellness Program for 

Helping Animals Feel Their Very Best 

Geneva veterinarians who practice acupuncture are knowledgeable in ancient Chinese medicine used to 

treat pain and improve health. 

Acupuncture involves placing tiny needles into specific areas of an animal's body to stimulate healing.


This technique can be used to treat a variety of conditions, including arthritis, respiratory problems, digestive issues,

and more.


If your pet suffers from chronic or acute illness, selecting a Geneva veterinarian with experience 

in acupuncture is important.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
As a veterinarian located only minutes away from the center of Geneva in Mies, I believe in combining 

traditional Western science with alternative healing, and acupuncture is one of the tools I use to treat my patients. 


The ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture can alleviate pain, improve circulation, and address digestive issues, 

allergies, lamness, skin problems, anxiety, and more.  


During acupuncture treatment for pets, we gently place tiny needles or stimulate using electricity or acupressure points

on the body's energy pathways called meridians. Stimulating these points can release endorphins and other natural chemicals 

that promote animal relaxation and well-being to target problem areas in the body.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Acupuncture can be done also without needles

If you're wondering if acupuncture can be performed without needles, the answer is YES


Light electric stimulation is an excellent alternative to needles, as it works by applying a hand-held device 

to the acupoints (specifically chosen body locations) without the animal feeling any discomfort.


The treatment can range from single sessions to ongoing therapies depending on your pet’s needs. 


I believe acupuncture is a gentle and effective way to treat and maintain your pets’ well-being. 
westy, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Safety and comfort are always top of mind when performing acupuncture treatment on pets. 

My approach is gentle and focused on providing the best possible care for my animal patients. 

I use tiny needles, or very light electric stimulation  on acupuncture points and remain mindful of 

their well-being throughout the process.
sweat dog, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, acupuncture is an important part of my practice. 

By combining traditional Western science with alternative healing, I can provide a comprehensive approach 

to pet health that helps keep animals feeling their best.


Acupuncture is just one of the tools I use to ensure that all my animal patients get the highest quality care possible! 


With regular visits and proper care at home, you can help keep your furry friend healthy for life! 


If you have any questions about acupuncture for your pet, feel free to contact us to discuss the 

best course of action together (022 755 55 33)


 Let's work together to ensure that your beloved animal companion has the happiest and healthiest life possible.  

Dr Omaboe, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Hear what other pet owners have to say about their rewarding 
experiences at Cabinet Vétérinaire International
with acupuncture and homeopathy

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Westy

Flashy

"This is Flashy who was treated by Dr Omaboe.

She was 18 months old and since birth had been vomiting constantly and also suffered 

from diarrhoea. 


She was treated with antibiotics and cortisone.


Flashy had been sick throughout her life."
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
"Then I went to see Dr Omaboe who after doing some tests found the right treatment."
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Flashy with her owner
"Using homeopathy and acupuncture, he restored her health. 

She has no more problems and is happier than she ever was."

Yesterday I was really scared. 

I thought I was going to lose him.

I’m glad I was offered to try this simple treatment and I’m glad he’s still around.

Dr. Omaboe: "How I discovered acupuncture by accident, and it changed my life."

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
I stumbled upon an ancient Chinese tradition that changed my life - acupuncture. 

It made me realize the power of holistic healing, and I will forever be grateful for it.

I recall the wise words of Dr. Allen Schoen when he and his wife stayed with us in Nyon. 


Fond memories of enlightening discussions fill my thoughts. 

As head of The Animal Medical Center's Department for Acupuncture--a renowned hospital worldwide--

he had left me with the knowledge that would prove invaluable on my journey towards mastering 

this ancient art form. 


I soaked up everything he said for a chance to learn more about this ancient art. 

So, determined to expand my knowledge, I booked early flights from Geneva on weekends 

to attend courses in Zurich.

map of China
Nothing could satisfy my hunger for knowledge and wisdom until a dear Chinese friend connected me 

with top-notch doctors who provided firsthand insight into Beijing life and their craftsmanship.

Although spring had arrived, I was not feeling the most vibrant when I set out from the home to China with 

the ambition of learning Chinese acupuncture.
China
After settling into my upgraded room at a cozy Peking Sheraton, it dawned on me that something was off. 

Everyone around me seemed dressed in light and airy summer garments. 

At the same time, I stood struggling against bouts of shivering despite wearing multiple layers.


I had been fortunate enough to receive an upgrade to my hotel room - it was comfortable and more than I'd expected. 

The amount of money my Professor was earning was dwarfed by the exorbitant amount of money 

I spent on my hotel room.  

 
I found the situation indecent; it made me feel ill; voicing this opinion aloud got us both talking about solutions. 

The Professor suggested looking into university dorms, which seemed like a reasonable idea in theory – until I opened 

the door and revealed its dismal state: dark, depressing, and even frightening at times!
old bath tub
A feeling of dread descended upon me as I lay on the cold hospital gurney. 

The adjoining bathroom had been neglected; rusted shower heads and broken claw foot bathtubs 

added to my discomfort. But what terrified me was two gaping holes in the wall that seemed like 

they could lead right into an abyss filled with disease-ridden rodents waiting for their next meal - namely, myself!


Without any blankets or warmth from outside sources, it was almost impossible to get some respite during my stay there. 

My would-be slumber, plagued by nightmares, kept stealing away nearly all of my little sleep while holding this lingering 

sensation of being exposed nakedly vulnerable within its frigid grasp...
Hotel room
I was torn between the icy chill of my lonely room and the comfort of The Sheraton.

A ward, a billowing comforter, and plenty of pillows almost lured me away from this waking nightmare 

of a cold, dark place where I'd spent the night.
sunlight through window
When the sun rose, I awoke to begin anew, continuing my training under the Professor's watchful eye. 

Mid-day saw me needing a reprieve from the rigorous endeavor - I returned to my quarters for a quick rest.  

After a few days, I was amazed at how the room had changed. 


Though its walls were still full of holes and seemed cold and run-down, there now lay an air of innocence - as if 

nothing sinister had ever happened. 


A ray of dusty sunlight penetrated through a single window illuminating this truth to me further; 

all these fixtures were just old things left behind in time's passage for which no blame could be assigned 

nor fault found. 


So when I asked the nurse at my university dorm if they had any spare blankets, she gave me two without hesitation. 

This is because she understands why such items would benefit someone like me.
blankets
With the Professor's help, I could stop my uncontrollable shivering. 

After two acupuncture sessions, it stopped altogether, and warmth filled me - despite nothing but grey skies

punctured by glimpses of bright sunshine outside.


The bitter cold had been replaced by sunshine that quickly cheered me up, allowing me to shed multiple sweaters 

and start feeling at home in the once-forsaken place. 

After three days, I no longer wanted anything as the university staff kept it meticulously clean every day - 

what was previously an unpleasant stay now seemed filled with contentment and comfort.

cooking Chinese food
Every morning, I would gaze out my bedroom window to view the peaceful park bustling with activity. 

Then it was time for me to embark on a journey of discovery: through the streets and up towards 

that majestic hospital building - where knowledge awaited! 


Along my walk, I couldn't help but be lured in by the aromas of hot food bubbling away from an old cart, 

so each day began with a wholesome breakfast prepared before my eyes. 


With its delightful combination of eggy goodness mixed with vegetables, all wrapped up in dough within 

newspaper-like wrappers – how could one not love this simple yet satisfying start? As if this wasn't enough, 

there'd be time spare at the entrance while purchasing myself a drink, ensuring energy levels stayed high until 

lunchtime arrived back at staff quarters.


Life had become as sweet as honey - these were mornings well spent!
acupuncture,  Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Afterward, I journeyed to the hospital building under my mentor's guidance for personalized lessons. 

He coached me on precision-based practices like hand positions and wrist angles. 

He quizzed me on therapeutic programs - finally permitting treatment of patients within its walls.


My experience was liberating, opening my eyes to the possibility of a life full of joy and contentment, 

no matter the financial resources. 

It gave me back my power; I could take something as small as needles in my pocket yet use them to heal 

any living thing that crossed my path. 


To top it off, when I returned home this time, I had certification -

not only in acupuncture but also in Traditional Chinese medicine!
diploma, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Acupuncture is used for diseases of the: 
  • ​eyes 
  • ears 
  • nose
  • ​throat 
  • ​respiratory system 
  • ​cardiovascular system 
  • ​digestive system 
  • ​urinary system 
  • ​skin  
  • ​back pain 
  • ​joint pain 
  • ​all kinds of pain 
 homeopathy, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Homeopathy

A Geneva veterinarian who practices homeopathic medicine uses natural remedies to treat animals instead 

of relying only on pharmaceutical drugs or surgery. 

Homeopathy involves using natural substances to stimulate the body's healing process and 

helps restore balance in an animal's health. 


Geneva veterinarians who practice homeopathy understand the importance of utilizing natural remedies 

to help animals without relying on medications or surgery. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
As a veterinarian, I'm always trying to find new ways to combine Western Science with alternative healing. 

Homeopathy is one of the most potent treatment forms to help pets feel better and live longer. 

The gentle yet effective approach of homeopathic remedies makes it an excellent option for treating any pet. 

Homeopathy works by allowing the body to heal without harsh chemicals or drugs. 

Homeopathy uses natural substances such as herbs and plants to restore balance in the body, allowing it to function optimally. 

It does this by providing tiny doses of natural substances that stimulate the body's healing response and promote balance in the system. 

Because homeopathic remedies are so potent and safe, they can be used safely on any animal. 

At my practice in Mies near Geneva, I combine homeopathy with traditional veterinary medicine to provide the best care possible for my patients. 

By combining Western Science and alternative healing techniques such as homeopathy, I can give pets a more comprehensive level of care that addresses physical and emotional concerns. 

This combination of treatments helps ensure that each pet gets the specific care they need, which can help them stay happy and healthy for years to come. 

 I Discovered Homeopathy at the Least Probable Place

It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience to train with one of the world's top veterinary surgeons. 

Dr. De Angelis had trained several university professors and surgery department heads. 

This was not only an opportunity to train with a legend, but I was also to be his only trainee, which made it 

a one-on-one experience.

Then it happened.
Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
My right wrist began to ache in a way that no ordinary painkillers could dull. 

We were performing over 25 surgeries a day without fail. With each second of discomfort, 

I felt crushed, as though all my dreams of becoming a surgeon were being snatched away from me. 


Even so, when I confessed this distressing news to the doctor, he instructed me not to worry;

to take a homeopathic remedy every five minutes, and return to surgery as soon as it stopped hurting. 


Within fifteen minutes, I emerged unburdened by such intense physical discomfort and was ready for action again!
 homeopathy, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
I had always been skeptical of homeopathy, believing it was nonsense based on what 

my university professors taught me. 

However, once I experienced its power for myself and saw firsthand how effective these treatments

could improve patients' lives, all previous doubts suddenly disappeared.


It is irresponsible to pass judgment without any experience with something firsthand; 

until then, I was also guilty of this ignorance towards alternative medicines like homeopathy.


Nowadays, though, things are different. Not only do I use them regularly when treating patients

but I am also constantly amazed by their healing potential.

Bioresonance

Geneva veterinarians who practice bioresonance therapy use low-frequency sound waves to treat physical, 

emotional, and mental disorders. 

This therapy is believed to effectively reduce stress, increase energy levels, boost immunity, and more. 

Geneva veterinarians who specialize in this therapy know its therapeutic effects and can provide your pet 

with some of  the best care possible. 
bioresonance, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Bioresonance is a holistic approach of medicine based on scientific principles and practical experience.

As a veterinarian in the Geneva area, bioresonance is a powerful tool for treating pets 

and animals with gentleness. 


Unlike traditional Western medicine, bioresonance combines elements of alternative healing 

with modern science to create an individualized plan for your pet's health and well-being. 


Using bioresonance therapy can help identify underlying issues in your pet's body that may be

causing discomfort or disease. 


With bioresonance therapy, we can help restore balance and harmony within the body, helping them 

heal naturally without relying in some cases on heavy medications or surgery. 


Here is how bioresonance works: bioresonance transmits frequencies through the body to help identify 

many imbalances or problems. 

Hear what other pet owners have to say about their rewarding 
experiences at Cabinet Vétérinaire International
with bioresonance and ozone therapy

"My dog had an eye problem. 

Previously, we had seen another veterinarian who recommended extremely intensive care.

 
Every 15 minutes we had to administer drops in his eye. 

It was stressful and disabling for the dog. 


Finally at Dr Nortey (Dr Omaboe) we tested something else that worked much better and 

contrary to what we had been told elsewhere, my dog did not become blind. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva

Ferox

Now everything is fine and he no longer needs eye drops. 


I find the Cabinet Vétérinaire International extremely fast, professional and open all the time. 

I have found that they not only take great care of the animals but are also very supportive of

pet owners which was important to me.”
At my Cabinet Vétérinaire International, I strive to give every pet the best care possible 

with bioresonance therapy. 


By combining traditional Western medicine with alternative healing techniques, 


I can provide a customized approach for each animal patient. 


Bioresonance therapy also has the added benefit of being gentle and non-invasive, making it 

a safe and effective treatment option for your beloved pet. If you are looking for an alternative 

to traditional Western medicine, bioresonance therapy can be a great option. 


Contact me today to learn more about bioresonance and how it could help your pet feel better soon!


At my practice in the Geneva area, I strive to combine Western Science with Alternative Healing 

techniques such as bioresonance.

Ozone Therapy

Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Dr. N.J. Omaboe giving a lecture on ozone therapy
As a geneva area veterinarian, I'm passionate about combining Western Science with alternative healing 

to provide the best treatment for your pet. 


I'm excited to offer ozone therapy as an additional treatment option. 

Ozone therapy is a holistic approach that uses activated oxygen molecules to treat various medical conditions in pets. 

This natural and non-invasive method has been used for decades to improve overall health, reduce inflammation, and 

reduce pain in animals. 


It can help improve circulation, decrease free radicals, kill bacteria and viruses, and stimulates the immune system. 
Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Dr. N.J. Omaboe giving a lecture on ozone therapy
Ozone therapy can effectively treat common ailments such as allergies, skin issues, and joint pains without the need 

for drugs or surgery. It can also be used in conjunction with other therapies to help reduce the side effects of

traditional treatments. Additionally, ozone therapy is gentle and safe for your pet, allowing them to relax and 

enjoy the healing process without fear of pain or discomfort. 


How does ozone therapy work? 

When administered, ozone enters the body through various routes 

(topical application, injection, or rectal) and interacts with cells to stimulate their functioning.


It works by stimulating the production of oxygen molecules in cells and aiding the elimination of toxins while 

inhibiting the growth of harmful bacteria and viruses. 

At my veterinary practice, I'm dedicated to providing your pet with personalized care that focuses on 

treating both physical and emotional issues. 

Hear what other pet owners have to say about their rewarding 
experiences at Cabinet Vétérinaire International
with bioresonance and ozone therapy

Due to Oscar's constant scratching and chewing of his paws, he lived under bandages.


Oscar's mom did not follow my recommendations and sought the help of an expert dermatologist instead.

Life had become unbearable for Oscar and the whole family.


After 2 years of following the instructions of a specialist dermatologist, Oscar's owner had lost hope 

and even contemplated euthanasia. 


As a last resort, she returned to Cabinet Vétérinaire International and decided to try my combination of ozone 

and bioresonance therapy.


Oscar became scratch-free after only a few weeks of easy, stress-free therapy.


Oscar has not scratched since his ozone and bioresonance therapy two years ago.


Listen to how Oscar's mom tells her story:
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva ,dermatology

Oscar with his "Mom"

“We first came here (to Cabinet Vétérinaire International) but we did not follow 

Dr. Omaboe's recommendations.


Then we went to other clinic and saw a specialist dermatologist… and nothing helped.


Then finally when we lost hope we came back to this clinic and the doctor Dr Omaboe 

helped us with his treatment. 


So I must say, we learned something:

If the first time in 2018 we had stayed here (at Cabinet Vétérinaire International) and 

listened to Dr Omaboe, our dog wouldn't have suffered 2 years of horrible itching.

Homeopathy and Nutritional Therapy

Geneva veterinarians who offer homeopathy and nutritional therapy can provide your pet with comprehensive care 

that addresses the root cause of many health issue. 

Homeopathic remedies are used to treat ailments by stimulating the animal's own healing process. 


At the same time, nutritional therapy helps ensure that your pet gets all the necessary vitamins 

and minerals for optimal health. 

Geneva veterinarians experienced in these therapies can help you create an individualized treatment plan

for your pet's unique needs. 
Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
As a veterinarian, I'm always trying to find new ways to combine Western Science with alternative healing. 

Homeopathy is one of the most potent treatment forms to help pets feel better and live longer. 


The gentle yet effective approach of homeopathic remedies makes it an excellent option for treating any pet. 

Homeopathy works by allowing the body to heal without harsh chemicals or drugs. 


Homeopathy uses natural substances such as herbs and plants to restore balance in the body, allowing it 

to function optimally. 


It does this by providing tiny doses of natural substances that stimulate the body's healing response 

and promote balance in the system. 


Because homeopathic remedies are so potent and safe, they can be used safely on any animal. 


At my practice in Mies near Geneva, I combine homeopathy with traditional veterinary medicine to provide 

the best care possible for my patients. 


By combining Western Science and alternative healing techniques such as homeopathy, I can give pets a more 

comprehensive level of care that addresses physical and emotional concerns. 


This combination of treatments helps ensure that each pet gets the specific care they need, which can help them 

stay happy and healthy for years to come. 

Hear what other pet owners have to say about their rewarding 
experiences at Cabinet Vétérinaire International
with Homeopathy and Nutritional therapy

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, cabinet vétérinaire international

Mrs C. with her dog Maggy

"We are very satisfied with this clinic and particularly happy that this treatment worked so well."

Summary of Factor #1 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (Veterinarian Geneva Area:

Combine Western Science with Alternative Healing

Using a powerful approach called integrative medicine, Dr. Nortey Omaboe at 

Cabinet Veterinaire International helps pet owners make informed health decisions for 

their beloved four-legged friends. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Dr Omaboe
By following Dr. Omaboe's expert guidance, his clients can trust treatments that deliver real results- 

practical tools that meet each animal's individual health needs and circumstances, 

not just what the modality says should work.


Once you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

you'll be taken care of for life. 


We are dedicated to not only providing expert veterinary care, but also educating and informing to 

empower you to make informed decisions about our services both now and in the future. 
 cat, Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
We believe this investment into your pet’s continued health is key; because we confidently stand by

our top-notch veterinary practice over all stages of life!


We go over the ailments your dog and cat can have so you know what to expect and 

how best to approach each situation.


Our exploration into alternative approaches takes us deep, uncovering solutions to 

ailments like allergies, skin conditions, vomiting, diarrhoea, heart disease, arthritis and many others -

always based on research-backed recommendations so you can feel secure knowing your 

pet's treatment plan is sound.
A Home Away From Home for Your Pet at Cabinet Vétérinaire International  

At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we are proud to serve pet owners worldwide. 

Our clinic is in a prime location, just 15 minutes away from Geneva Center and the airport, 
with a short distance to Nyon(15 minutes). 

Our team of highly qualified vets is equipped to help your beloved pet from Geneva, Versoix, Commugny, 
Tannay, Founex, Coppet, Chavanne-des-Bois, Chavannes-de-Bogis, Collex-Bossy, Genthod, Crans-pré-Céligny, 
Crassier, Eysins, Signy-avenex, Bellevue, Prégny-chambésy and 1290 Chavannes-des-Bois. 

No matter where you come from or what pet you have, we are here to help ensure your pet is taken care of.

Come and visit us at Cabinet Vétérinaire International for a unique, international experience that your pet will enjoy!
Route Suisse 9- 1295 Mies- Suisse

Reserved parking spaces,
SBB station one minute away,
reachable 24/7.

Factor #2 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area)


ATTENTION: Do You Want to Give Your Pet the Best Chance 

For a Speedy Recovery?

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, stressed dog
We understand how stressful sometimes it can be for you and your furry companion to go to the vet,

but did you know that medical research shows stress increases pain sensitivity and slows recovery? 


That’s why we want to share 3 reasons on how reducing stress will  help your pet heal faster. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, stressed dog
Reducing stress can 
  • Help boost the immune system
  • Increase response to treatments or medications
  • Produce more endorphins- natural pain relievers
These will help ensure your pet's health is a top priority. 


Treats might be a great way to reward good behavior, but they may do more harm than good 

when managing stress levels.


Studies have shown that when pets are too stressed out, they either refuse to take a treat or 

accept it and become excited in search mode. 

Neither of these two reactions is what we want.


In other words this means that you need to select a Geneva veterinarian that pets love going to 

and that doesn't use bribes.


We hope this list of 3 reasons based on scientific research has helped you understand why 

iIt's crucial to reduce stress levels when going to the vet


It is essential to create an environment where your pet feels safe and secure.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva,stressed cat
By noticing your pet’s reaction to a veterinarian, you can help your pet better.

When it comes to veterinary care for your pet, nothing is more important than listening 

to your four-legged friend’s body language.


At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we treasure the moments when our clients tell us how much 

their animals appreciate being treated with care and kindness. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, gray dog

So if you’re looking for veterinary care that goes the extra mile, 
observe carefully to what your pet is showing you.

Nothing warms our hearts more than to see feline patients purring contentedly at the prospect 

of receiving help from us or canine companions joyfully wagging their tails in gratitude. 


We demonstrate genuine devotion to every furry friend that comes through our door – no bribes needed!

Hear our clients describe how their pets tell them how they 

experience coming to Cabinet Vétérinaire International:

“I have never seen a dog running to the vet”

“Usually she runs away instead of running to the door.

She found her way here from the parking lot!”
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Swift with owner
“Swift is Your biggest fan and loves to bring himself from 

the car park ahead and wait by your front door to be left in.”
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, smuggle with owner
Despite having undergone two major knee surgeries and another major orthopedic 
operation on a leg he’s gone back to his former self.

He very much enjoys coming here.

So much so that when we pass the building, he begins to wag 
his tail and pulls us to come and see you”.

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
"Cordy Received Better Care Than Most Humans

Cordy had major surgery, he was under anesthesia all day. And he came out 

and wanted to play.


It’s just, it’s just crazy how amazing it was.


So I’m just here to say that we have Cordy because of this clinic 

because of Dr. Omaboe.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Cordy
And I highly recommend it because Cordy has never suffered at all.

I want to point out that Cordy received some of the best care I have 

ever seen received.


I’ve told a lot of my friends about this and when I relate what Cordy has 

been through for the past six weeks, I tell them that he received

better care than most human beings.


They just thought of Cordy incredibly.

They just took everything about him into consideration and 

just took the best care of him.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, maxi with owner
She was a little scared at first but since you are so gentle with animals I was surprised that she 

walked up to you (after you made her vomit several times) and kissed you…


It was great for her…

Maxi ate raisins, which I realized weren’t good for and I wanted to make sure that 

she was okay. 


I think the service was really great.

In fact, we called very late at night and weren’t sure, and then you call back, 

which was really nice to say how much did she eat and then 

said it’s probably better just to bring her in and see.


The treatment she was giving was great.

So it was a was great for her.


It’s a very professional atmosphere.

It’s very calm.


Everybody’s really nice.

She seems fine here
Evidence is in them (my dogs Gabby and Ben). They are happy so I’m happy:-)
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
“This is Foster and he loves coming to visit Dr. Omaboe and his wonderful team 

here at Cabinet Vétérinaire International!”
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Maggy's owner
“This is Maggy loves coming here. And frankly, a lot of dogs 

I’ve had before were afraid to come to the vet.

But she shows no sign of fear here."
“This is Mabel. Mabel loves coming here, she loves her doctor and she gets amazing care”
Cabinet Vétérinaire International: A Home Away from Home for Animals Everywhere! 

At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we proudly serve a truly international clientele! 

From the Swiss cities of Geneva, Versoix, Genthod, Bellevue, Commugny, Coppet, and Crans Pres Céligny , 

Nyon to glamorous locations like Gstaad, Zug, Paris - and even further afield with clients from London in England 

to Jerusalem in Israel - we welcome pets and their owners to our doors. 

With our prime location - just 15 minutes away from Geneva Center and the airport – we make it easy for all our clients, 

no matter where they come from. 

So if you’re looking for a pet care facility that can meet your needs internationally, look no further than Cabinet Vétérinaire International!

We look forward to serving you and your pet soon. 
Route Suisse 9- 1295 Mies- Suisse

Reserved parking spaces,
SBB station one minute away,
reachable 24/7.

Summary Criteria #2 For selecting a Geneva Veterinarian 
(Veterinarian Geneva area)

For your pet's healing to be faster, choose an animal hospital Geneva that takes stress into account.

Because being stressed is often the cause of physical health issues, so stress is even more 

harmful for sick patients.


Cabinet Vétérinaire International is highly praised by pet guardians for its stress-free approach 

to animal care.

At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we believe that our most important value lies in more 

than just the moment. 


Once you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

we're committed to being there for you and anyone else you know who needs our expertise 

throughout your whole life. 


This concerns not only reliable veterinary care but also by making sure you have all the 

information necessary for informed decisions about us or anything else. 


Because of this dedication on top of quality service, we feel confident that our veterinary service 

can provide lasting support; no matter what comes up along life's continuous journey!

Criteria #3 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area)

You should search for a veterinarian who is highly educated and qualified to 

provide expert medical care for your pet because not all veterinarians are equal. 

Search for a Veterinarian Who is Highly Educated and Qualified to Provide Expert Medical Care: 

Geneva veterinarians must complete extensive training. When selecting a Geneva veterinarian, 

it's important to ensure they have the necessary qualifications and experience to provide top-notch medical care. 


Geneva veterinarians should also be knowledgeable about the latest advances in veterinary medicine. 

This will ensure that your pet receives all of the best treatments available. 
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Selecting someone with specialized training will ensure that you can trust they have all 

the necessary knowledge to keep four-legged family members healthy!

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Dr. Omaboe was trained by one of the world’s leading veterinary surgeons (Dr. Martin De Angelis ACVS)

Dr. Omaboe was trained in surgery in New York by one of the best veterinary surgeons in the world. 

This gives us the knowledge and expertise to provide reliable, high-quality care for your pets.

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Lecture
Dr. Omaboe explains his surgeries at a conference

When it comes to veterinary care, you want someone with experience and a proven track record.


Dr. N.J. Omaboe
  • Graduated from the University of Berne, Switzerland
  • ​Doctorate in pathology from the University of Berne, Switzerland
  • ​Postgraduate training Animal Medical Center, New York, U.S.A
  • ​Orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery and soft tissue surgery, Dr. De Angelis ACVS, New York, U.S.A
  • ​Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, Beijing, China
  • ​Bioresonance, Homeopathy and lecturer in Ozone therapy
  • ​Co-developer of an X-R diagnostic device in radiology
  • ​Co-developer of a surgical laser
  • ​Author of 6 books:
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 Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, book 2
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, book 3
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, book 4
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Although we have confidence in the abilities of our team, we don’t forget that surgery is a new experience for our patients.

But what does this experience look like for them?

What is their experience of surgery and of our practice?

To answer this question, we asked a few of our clients what they felt and thought before and after the surgical intervention. 

They also described to us below how their animal experienced the surgery performed by us.

Needless to say, the responses we received were amazing! Keep reading to see what they had to say

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Cordy

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Cordy's mom
“Cordy Received Better Care Than Most Humans…“It’s just crazy how amazing it was!

After 8 hours of surgery he wanted to play! 

He was in no pain what so ever!"

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, smiegle

Smeagle

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, smeagle's mom
“Despite Having Had Two Major Knee Surgeries and Another Major Orthopedic Operation on a Leg”

Smeagle (her dog) is fine and has become himself again. 

He loves coming here (to the Cabinet Vétérinaire International) so much that when we walk with him 

around the cabinet, Smeagle shakes his tail and pulls on the leash to come to the cabinet.
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Christine

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Christine's owner
“Fortunately, there was This New Technology of operation
Christine did not suffer and we are very grateful to the doctor.“
During a routine visit to this veterinary practice, it was discovered that countless tumors 

completely filled the entire canal of her ear.

Fortunately, there was this new surgical technique without which this operation would not have been possible 

and Christine the cat would have lost her hearing and maybe her life.
Route Suisse 9- 1295 Mies- Suisse

Reserved parking spaces,
SBB station one minute away,
reachable 24/7.

Summary Criteria #3

For selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area)

Because not all veterinarians are the same, you should look for someone who is highly

 educated and qualified to treat your pet. 

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
As a veterinarian, Dr. Omaboe was trained in New York by one of the world's leading specialists. 

With this knowledge, he is able to provide reliable, high-quality pet care.


At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we understand that your pet's health is an ongoing journey 

and not just a one-time event. 


Once you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

you can always turn to us for expert understanding of veterinary care, as well as our commitment 

to ensuring they are the best educated in all matters relating to your beloved animals

 - whether it be now or down the road. 


We strive for true continuity so that you have peace of mind regarding your companions' 

continued wellbeing throughout their lifetime!

How I Got to be Trained by One of the Top 
Veterinary Surgeons in the World

taxi New York
People often ask me how I got to be trained by one of the top veterinary surgeons in the world.

Mentally traveling back in time to my surgical training in New York, I remember: 
 
After hailing a taxi at the airport, I called out the address I had scrawled on a napkin in a coffee shop. 

Without a word, the cab driver stuck the sedan in slow-moving traffic. 

The horns honked. Other taxis were spewing disjointed syllables. 

I focused on the napkin instead of risking eye contact in the rearview mirror. 

My house would be called this. 
 
The cab spits out into a flow of traffic in bumper-to-bumper airport traffic. 
New York taxi
As the speedometer climbed, the car sailed through neighborhoods filled with sprawling homes, 

gleaming BMWs and Mercedes Benzes, upscale shops, and weekday amblers dressed well enough for church... 
 
My dreams of luxurious living quarters were short-lived, however. 

luxury house
Instead of pristine, manicured lawns, bare patches of dirt and cracked concrete were visible.

There was a gray haze hanging over battered storefronts, and a crooked line of people snaked 

around buildings and disappeared into cardboard-filled alleys.  
 

Suddenly, the cab slowed down. 

As I gazed out the windshield, I hoped to see a traffic light, a stopped car, a stop sign, a pedestrian crossing...

anything that would have indicated the driver was stopping for a reason other than signaling my arrival.  

 
As he turned toward the back seat, he turned on the hazard lights. In the midst of a crowd of dirty, 

lost-looking people, he pointed toward a door. There you have it. 

 
In my stomach, I fought against a knot of tension. In the back of my mind, 

I fought the urge to tell the cab driver I was returning to the airport and heading home.


My facial expression must have conveyed what I was feeling. "That's where you live," he said urgently. 
 
When I sensed that his next words would be, "Get out," I paid and coaxed my legs out of the taxi.   

homeless
The cabbie helped me lift my trunk filled with books from the cab. 

In those moments, I felt naked, like a turtle dragging its shell across the sidewalk after losing its shell. 

The people passed me like river water flowing around a boulder. For them, it seemed so natural. 

They didn't even need to look at me.  
 

I excused myself and rang the grimy doorbell through a pod of poor, dirty people.

When it opened, it revealed a man covered in tubes - one for each crevice of his face. 

With each breath, I heard gurgling, bubbling sounds similar to drowning. I hesitated for a moment. 

The huddle of bodies on the sidewalk made me want to step inside, but I also feared what lay within. 

What if the accommodations were as eerie as the landlord? 

door
As he stepped to the side, he gurgled, "Come in!"
 
I stepped into the darkness. I closed the door behind me, blocking out most of the street noise. 

 
Do you feel hungry?" He bubbled. "I can prepare breakfast for you." 
 
I took another closer look at the man and his condition, which was obviously post-surgical. 

"No thanks, I'm fine." 

 
"Are you certain?" He asked. "We include it in the rent." 
 
"Perhaps tomorrow," I replied.  
 
As I struggled to lift the trunk up the stairs, hoping that it wouldn't rip the carpet, he climbed ahead of me.
  
 
"I hope you weren't scared by the crowd outside."  
 
"Uh, no, they're fine," I murmured. 
 

He gestured toward a metal door on the other side of a curtain of bars and said,

"It turns out the city ran out of money to keep all the mental institutions running." 

"Well, maybe I shouldn't call them lunatics," he said after adjusting a tube. Really, they're harmless.


There were many of them who had bad shakes or who got caught up in drugs." 
 
"I see," I replied, trying to hide my horror.  
 
The prospect of a room behind bars no longer sounded so bad. 
chair
The room was sparsely furnished with a wooden chair, a twin bed, and an oriental rug that had seen better days.

Breathing became difficult in the oppressive heat. 

The city was experiencing its hottest summer in 80 years. 


The lack of airflow inside the apartment made it even hotter. 

Sitting in the wooden chair, I contemplated my next move. There was a growl in my stomach. 

I felt my tongue clench against the roof of my mouth. Despite being tired, I was too hot, hungry, 

and thirsty to sleep. 
 

Normally, I would have eagerly explored the city to see what regional food it offered. 

I was now concerned for my safety on the streets of New York City.

I looked out my grimy window pane at the people outside the front door, a story below. 


Their speech was monotonous and broken. They shared cigarettes and scratched their noses viciously. 

Their eyes darted in every direction. They seemed to be afraid of something...but I was afraid of them.  

If I walked out there, would they attack me? Are they going to rob me? Or taunt me? 


What about after I return? Would it be possible to get back in the house? 

After all, they were numerous, and I was alone. 
 

My mind struggled to comprehend the gruesome possibilities.  
 
To distract my brain, I pulled out a medical book from the trunk and began reading. 

My attention began to wane. I had to eat. The question is, how and where?  

 
I felt my fear of the city grows again. My stomach growled. 

There was no denying it - I needed food. After all, what options did I have?

Would I like to die under these miserable conditions? 

 
So I repacked my belongings into the trunk and locked it, putting the key into my pants pocket, 

along with the key to the front door the landlord gave me. 

After deep breaths and pushing my shoulders back, I began to descend the stairs. 

stairs
After I opened the front door, the people outside silently eyed me with sadness but then returned 

to their half-hearted conversation, allowing me to pass.  
 

My dinner consisted of roasted chicken and a tomato salad, which I devoured whole. 

As I walked back to my room, I encountered no trouble. While I navigated around the crowd waiting to get 

into the homeless shelter next to my new "home," I felt as though I did not even exist for them. 
 

My studies took place six days a week at the Animal Medical Center in New York City, originally called 

the New York Women's League for Animals. The organization's history as an anti-cruelty organization and 

its modern reputation for cutting-edge veterinary care made the stay critical to my success. 

 
I recently began building my own veterinary clinic in Switzerland with a business partner.

Our team struggled to determine who would take on new clients and who would handle emergency calls...

so instead, I went to New York. To gain ideas for our own Swiss practice, I would visit American veterinary practices 

and see what equipment they used and how their clinics were built. 


My partner would remain behind, managing our budding business. 

Certainly, I would periodically check on progress in Switzerland, but for now, my focus had to be on 

acquiring the necessary information and education to make our animal clinic a top-notch one. 
 

I began each day by examining and caring for hospitalized patients at 7 a.m. 

There was no lunchtime, other than chewing during exams and between patients. 

It was usual for me to work until around 6:30 or 7 p.m., then attend classes until about 9 p.m. 

Emergency services often followed classes at night.  

New York
I toured veterinary hospitals when I wasn't attending classes, participating in clinics, or studying. 

On Sundays, when I had no classes, and most practices were closed, I treated myself to a large New York-style 

pizza or a big fillet of bluefish with rice - a departure from my usual meals, which often consisted of salami, 

cheese, or ham on a tortilla.  
 

Eventually, I moved from the room that I was renting near the homeless shelter into a more modest 

but better situated apartment I shared with another doctor.


When I had scrutinized every veterinary clinic in Manhattan's yellow pages, 

I approached my trusted friend, Martin Q., who had been a radiology technician 

at the Animal Medical Center for many years. 


Having served in Vietnam and been injured, he studied veterinary medicine in Italy and 

then moved back to the states, where I met him. Along with being well-traveled, he also had 

a number of connections within the veterinary community. 


He knew every New York City veterinarian by name. 

Martin would surely be able to guide me.  

 
Are there any good clinics you can recommend for me?" I asked him.

 "A hospital with a high standard of care and well-equipped facilities?"" 


 
"Only the best," he smiled. "Doctor Martin De Angelis."  
 
"Wow! You know him ?" I gasped. "He's a veterinary surgery rock star." 
 
Do you want me to ask him if you can visit him?" 
 
"Yes! Of course !" I shouted. 

 
At first, I was jubilant - I couldn't contain my excitement at meeting Doctor De Angelis. 

Soon, though, my spirits began to sink. 

Surely, this was too good to be true. I thought it was unlikely to work out. 

 
The weeks passed. In fact, I almost forgot about visiting the prestigious veterinarian...

and that's when it happened.  
writing
As I reviewed the day's cases at my desk, a hand slammed something onto the desk from behind me. 

A business card was in front of me - and it was not just any business card. 

This was the business card of Dr. Martin De Angelis.  

 
Martin Q. circled the desk, a grin spreading across his face. 
 
"Call him." The man is waiting for your call." 
 
"Really ?" 
 
"Yes, absolutely. "He would like to schedule a visit with you." 

 
Thanking him, I tried my best to control my breathing. Me? Meet Doctor De Angelis?

I might as well be meeting President Obama, Michael Jackson, or Oprah Winfrey.  
 
What would I say? 

 
On the phone, how would I introduce myself? 
 
If we met in person, what would we talk about? 

 
I felt a sickening sensation well up in my belly as the questions swirled violently through my head. 

It was imperative that I regained control. He was expecting my call, and I didn't want to make him wait. 

While my fingers trembled, I picked up the phone to place a call to the number on the card. 

 
"Hi, Doctor De Angelis." The voice cut through the line with confidence. 
 
'Yes, Doctor De Angelis, I am Nortey Omaboe.' 
 
Ah, yes, I've been waiting for your call. I've heard great things about you." 

 
The conversation ended with him inviting me to visit Village Animal Clinic in Westchester.  
grand central
As suggested by a colleague, I would be able to get there most conveniently by train, 

so I experienced Grand Central Station for the first time. 

A flurry of activity and a vast number of bodies gave me a sense of how many people lived and worked there. 

The train station was magnificent - it took my breath away.  

 
Upon boarding the crowded train, I took in the scenery that rushed by like smeared watercolors. 

Following Harlem, the train stopped in every neighborhood bearing its own discomforting signature. 

The area was filled with homeless people and derelict homes. 


My feelings at my arrival in the city welled up again, causing me to entertain the idea of staying on the train.  
 
However, I also remembered the triumph of that first New York chicken and tomato salad. 

While closing my eyes, I recalled how proud I had been of myself for bravely navigating the streets, 

questionable characters, odors, and unusual sights.  

 
Something had changed when I opened them. Was this something? Green? 

During the train's route, it passed through ghettos and suburbs. 

Gradually, the landscape became more open and inviting. 


The vivid green of trees and grass soothed the spirit as if I had forgotten what open space looked like. 

The countryside was stunning - a welcome relief from the dirty, hectic streets of the city. 

green trees
As it turned out, I was not met by one of doctor De Angelis's technicians but by him, who met me at the door 

and shook my hand.  
 
"This way," he said. "Let's talk in my office." 

 
We spoke about my aspirations for veterinary medicine back in Switzerland, my studies and experience, 

and his practice for three or four hours.  


He rose from his chair and said, "It's time for surgery." "How about scrubbing in?" he asked. 

I'll start in twenty minutes." 
 

My jaw dropped. Really? Did this world-famous doctor invite me to work alongside him? 
 
I fought the urge to bow, replying, "I would be honored."

"But I have only performed a few basic surgical procedures."


I felt like a skiing student invited to ski with an Olympian on a black diamond slope. 

I felt insecure. Shyness threatened to overwhelm me. 

 
"Nonsense, let me show you a few things."
 
Show me a few things, he did.
surgery
As soon as the surgeries were completed, he asked, 

"What are you doing on Friday? Would you like to return for more? "
 
"Oh, I would love to," I pouted, "but I must return to Switzerland for a month." 
 
"Then what ?" 
 
"Training at the Ohio State University." 
 
He purred, "What is the name of the professor?" 

 
As soon as I mentioned the professor's name to the doctor, he replied, 

"Yes, he was one of my surgical training residents." 


He briefly studied my face before continuing. "What would you prefer, training there or here with me?" 
 
Suddenly, my vision went white-hot. 


Did I just receive the invitation of my dreams? 

I went through what could be considered a pro-and-con thought process, but it only took a few seconds. 

In Ohio, I would be just another number. 


My training with Doctor De Angelis would be tailored to me, with every question directly 

answered by one of the world's best surgeons, I would receive immediate feedback on all my medical decisions 

and every movement I made, and I would be his only trainee... "Here, with you!" I exclaimed. 

 
The agreement was that I would begin training in one or two months. 
surgery teams
As I left the Animal Medical Center in New York, the director Dr. Bill Kay explained to me that it had big donors. 

Additionally, these affluent pet lovers traveled worldwide. 

He asked if, when in Europe, any of these animal lovers' pets fell ill, would I agree that he refer them to me directly? 

 
The words I had just heard were unbelievable. 
 
The director of one of the world's best veterinary hospitals just asked me if I would accept the responsibility 

of caring for the pets of the donors, the lifeline of his institution. 

 
Of course, I said. What an honor...! 
 
The level of expertise and friendliness I experienced during my stay in New York was unparalleled in my life.  
 
Veterinarians in Switzerland are often (not all) guarded...unfriendly, and jealous. 


The kindness and generosity I received here were beyond my wildest dreams. 

As a result, my outlook changed. In Switzerland, I would have waited for this for years, decades, 

or even forever. However, not in New York. 

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From my American experience, I brought everything I learned about protocols, facilities, equipment, 

and procedures to my brand-new Swiss veterinary clinic. 

I was expecting my very first child with my wife. It was perfect...except that my business partner and I couldn't agree. 


Our visions for the clinic contrasted; we had trouble finding something in common. 

Homecoming should have been a dream come true. In reality, it was a nightmare. 

 
As my wife and I pulled away from the Swiss Post with our mail, we discussed how we would weather the storms. 

Her eyes roamed over the pile of mail we had just retrieved from the post office. 

 
She exclaimed, "It's a postcard from Doctor De Angelis.". 
 
Suddenly, her voice changed pitch. "It asks, What are you doing? "I was looking forward to seeing you last week." 

 
I ducked into a parking spot and in a phone booth nearby, tapped his number.  
 
"Doctor, this is Nortey. My apologies for any confusion. My plan was not to return to the US for another week." 
 
"Well, get here, come on," he responded. 

 
Two days later, my wife, unborn baby, dog, and I left for New York.  
New York skyline
The first day I was there, I assisted in the operating room, and I worked in the clinic every day for the rest of my stay. 

Everything seemed to be falling into place...in a place that wasn't in the original plan. 

My conflict was highlighted when the doctor asked me to take over his New York practice.  

 
I replied, "I'm flattered, but I just took credit for building my clinic in Switzerland." 
 
I wanted nothing more than to remain at Village Animal Clinic, and as I pondered my options over the next few days, 

it seemed that the problem had been solved. My business partner informed me that he was leaving. 

He had purchased another veterinary clinic in Geneva. He no longer wanted to work with me, and I could run the clinic however I pleased. 

 
As a result, I returned to Switzerland and opened Cabinet Vétérinaire International. 

The experiences I had in the states prepared me for what lay ahead. 


I was educated and primed for success by them. I would see my dreams come true – but not in New York. 
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The Global Reach of Cabinet Vétérinaire International 

At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we understand that your pet is a beloved family member. 

That's why we are dedicated to providing high-quality veterinary care no matter where you're located. 

Our clients come from a wide range of locations, including Swiss cities such as Geneva, Versoix, Genthod, 

Bellevue, Commugny, Coppet, Crans Pres Céligny, and Nyon, as well as glamorous spots like Gstaad, Zug, and Paris. 

We even have customers in sunny destinations like southern France and Greece! 

We are conveniently located just 15 minutes away from Geneva Centre and the airport – so wherever you are, 

we can provide high-quality veterinary services.

Route Suisse 9- 1295 Mies- Suisse

Reserved parking spaces,
SBB station one minute away,
reachable 24/7.

Criteria #4 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area)

Don't settle for anything less than the personalized care 

and attention that your pet deserves. 

Look for a place where you won't feel like they are just another number on some conveyer belt

 – instead of being rushed through treatment and care, make sure it's somewhere that will 

provide tender love and understanding!

Choose a Geneva veterinarian team who truly cares and gives individualized 

attention to each pet they treat.

Whether you are looking for an Animal Hospital Geneva area, or a Geneva Veterinarian, 

we invite you to listen to what our clients have to say about their experiences 

at Cabinet Vétérinaire International before you make your decision.

 You won’t regret it!

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, bella Labrador with owner

Mme G. with Bella

"It's been fantastic because you get absolutely everything!

It's 24 hours a day! You can call at any time, which I have experienced several times."
Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, snoopy with owner

Mme M. with Snoopy and Max

"Their approach is very precise and they don't give up until they find the problem."
Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, its-bitsy with owner
Everything is fantastic, the minute I discovered you, I kept on coming. 

The quality of the Dr. , the quality of the care. 

All my pets came here and had a long and healthy life thanks to Dr Omaboe. 

The last 2 lived up to 17 years old and the other ones went up to 14.

 His colleagues are professional, they listen to me, my worries and they take care of everything.

Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
"Our relationship goes back 30 years.

We didn't get proper care from other vets and it was hard to find emergency service. 

Once we started going to this clinic, all our problems were solved...

If you want your pet to be well cared for, go see Dr. Omaboe."
First I have to say it’s the personality of Dr Omaboe and he’s an outstanding veterinarian 

and an excellent acre giver for pets of all kinds.


It’s also the competence, the knowledge of Dr Omaboe, the professionalism and certainly the clinic itself 

that is certainly as well equipped as any hospital for human beings.


If you want your pet to be well taken care of go and see Dr Omaboe.

History speaks for itself, we’ve been coming here for close to 30 years. 

During that time we’ve had 5 different dogs. Dr Omaboe managed to save a number of those.
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"We couldn't have asked for better care for our two animals."
Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Angie

Angie

Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Angie with owner

Mr. L. with Angie

"I'm so satisfied that I can't add anything!

The doctor has good results with the care he gives to the dogs 

and the welcome is really great!"
Once you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

we are dedicated to forming lasting relationships with our clients and their beloved pets. 


We provide expert veterinary care that ensures both you and your furry family members have 

the best possible experience. 


Moreover, it is not enough for us to just treat them in the present moment.

We strive towards continuously educating you so that you can make informed 

decisions on behalf of those closest to your hearts. 


Our priority goes beyond simply providing a service; instead, our deepest value lies within 

making sure all of life's moments are happier ones free from worry or stress regarding animal healthcare!
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Summary Criteria #4

For selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area)

Make sure your pet receives the personalized care and attention it needs. 

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Choosing a place where you won't feel rushed through treatment and care is important.

You want someone who will provide you with tender love and understanding instead of being just another number!


A great source of satisfaction for Cabinet Vétérinaire International is seeing pet owners' joy 

after receiving the most compassionate care. 


We are not a factory. 


At our Cabinet Vétérinaire International (aka Animal hospital Geneva Area), we recognize the uniqueness 

of every client and animal and  understand that each pet has their own story to tell 

and distinct characteristics that must be carefully considered and addressed. 


We believe this makes all the difference when it comes to creating a personalized care plan for your furry friend!


Through our Petcentric Care™ , we truly consider each client to be part of our veterinary family.



Once you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

we are dedicated to forming lasting relationships with our clients and their beloved pets. 



We provide expert veterinary care that ensures both you and your furry family members have 

the best possible experience. 


Moreover, it is not enough for us to just treat them in the present moment.

We strive towards continuously educating you so that you can make informed decisions 

on behalf of those closest to your hearts. 


Our priority goes beyond simply providing a service; instead, our deepest value lies within making sure 

all of life's moments are happier ones free from worry

 or stress regarding animal healthcare!
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Criteria #5 for selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area):

Don't settle for anything less than the best: 

Select a veterinary practice with top-of-the-line technology and 

an expert staff who can give your furry friend all the security

 and love they need.

You need to put your pet's care in the hands of experts! 

Select veterinarian with  state-of-the art equipment and a staff filled with highly qualified professionals. 

From preventive measures to caring for chronic illnesses or even providing emergency services,

 you need to be able to  trust that at this facility your furry friend is receiving high quality care. 
Cabinet Vétérinaire International is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and 

our staff is highly qualified and experienced.


We offer a wide range of services, from preventive care to the treatment of chronic diseases 

and emergency services.


Our goal is to give you peace of mind knowing your pet is in good hands.

Whether you’re looking for a new vet or just looking for a second opinion, 

listen to the following for helpful advice from clients who have experienced our services.

Cabinet Vétérinaire International,Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
"First I have to say it’s the personality of Dr Omaboe and he’s an outstanding veterinarian and 

an excellent acre giver for pets of all kinds.


It’s also the competence, the knowledge of Dr Omaboe, the professionalism and certainly the clinic

 itself that is certainly as well equipped as any hospital for human beings.


If you want your pet to be well taken care of go and see Dr Omaboe.

History speaks for itself, we’ve been coming here for close to 30 years.

During that time we’ve had 5 different dogs.

Dr Omaboe managed to save a number of those."
Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
"Everything is fantastic, the quality of the care. 

All my pets came here and had a long and healthy life thanks to Dr Omaboe. 

The last 2 lived up to 17 years old and the other ones went up to 14.


 His colleagues are professional, they listen to me, my worries and 

they take care of everything.
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Summary Criteria #5

For selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area):

At Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we recognize the importance of your pet's health. 

That is why our facility has been outfitted with state-of-the-art equipment and staffed

by experienced professionals - all to ensure that any service you need for your

 beloved animal companion can be provided in a safe and caring environment. 


From preventive measures to chronic conditions or urgent care needs, 

Cabinet Vétérinaire International wants you have peace of mind knowing that 

everything possible will be done for the wellbeing of your furry friend!

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
When you become a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, 

we will be there for you forever. 


You can always reach out to us if anyone in your family or circle of friends needs assistance

with veterinary care. 


Moreover, we strive to provide you with the most knowledge, the broadest understanding, 

and the best education so that you can make the right decision when making use of our services.


Our greatest value lies not only in the present, but in the future as well. 

As a result of this situation, we are confident that our service, our veterinary practice, 

and our staff will serve you better. 


The continuum of life, however, does not stop. 

We will never let you down.
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Criteria #6 For Selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva Area):

Availability, Experience and Expertise

When selecting a Geneva veterinarian, choosing one with availability, experience, and expertise is essential. 

Look for Geneva vets who offer flexible appointment times that accommodate your schedule. 

Ask questions about their experience treating the animals you own or have an interest in owning. 


Check if they are up-to-date on the latest advances in veterinary medicine and can provide expert care for your pet's needs. 

Geneva veterinarians with availability, experience, and expertise will be able to provide the best possible care 

for your beloved animal.
If you're looking for quality vet care, it's important to find a practice that is available 

at all times for emergency situations.

Your pet can experience a veterinary emergency at any time.

Put their safety and well-being first—get the help you need when time matters most!

Don't make the mistake of choosing just any clinic—choose one that has dedicated itself to keeping 

your beloved pet safe and healthy not only during office hours, but also around the clock!
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, blond dog
Additionally to Availability, You Need Experience and Expertise.

When it comes to your furry friend's health, make sure you choose a veterinary practice

with the experience and expertise needed for emergency care. 


If you love your pet like family, it's important to select a veterinary practice that offers 

experienced Emergency Service. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, retriever with Dr Omaboe
Cabinet Vétérinaire International has more than three decades of experience 

in providing 24/7 quality veterinary care. 


Cabinet Vétérinaire International is led by the highly-trained Dr Omaboe who studied at 

New York's prestigious Animal Medical Center - home to one of the world's busiest 24/7 emergency services 

and renowned for its cutting edge practices to provide urgent pet treatments.


With a wealth of experience, Dr Omaboe provides high quality veterinary care through 

Cabinet Vétérinaire International.


Rest assured you and your pet are in capable hands with this trusted team!


Having access to the best medical care when emergencies arise can give you peace of mind 

and comfort in knowing your precious fur baby is in good hands!
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Pet owners everywhere are raving about Dr Omaboe's remarkable veterinary service. 

Hear firsthand stories from those who have discovered compassionate and 

deep care for their beloved companions.

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, thila

Thila

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Thila with owner
“THIS IS REALLY TOP! “
“Animals are even better-taken care of than human beings”

“The care is immediate.


For me, it’s great professionalism, it’s really the top !…

It’s very, very warm here, you’re welcomed, plus 24 hours a day.

I recommend the Cabinet Vétérinaire International.

“THIS IS REALLY TOP! “

“That evening, she had trouble walking and was even dying…

Now she is well again, you saved her for me!”



She got stung by an insect, I think a bee or a wasp in her mouth. 

She swelled, swelled and I was afraid she would choke. 

As it was evening, all the vets were closed except your practice.




I was able to come to you and that’s when you saw it wasn’t just a bee or a wasp, 

she also had piroplasmosis…



Thanks to your care, she got back on her feet again the next day.

Animals are even better-taken care of than human beings.


The care is immediate.


For me, it’s great professionalism, it’s really the top !…


It’s very, very warm here, you’re welcomed, plus 24 hours a day..

I recommend the Cabinet Vétérinaire International.”
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Husko

Husko

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Husko with owner

Mrs. S. avec Husko

"We came in urgently because he was in pain and was practically paralyzed from behind... 

And then he developed epilepsy."

Now he is fine, he runs, he eats well.

There is always a good welcome here. They are very kind both to animals and to us."
Discovering New Places with Your Pet: The Reach of Cabinet Vétérinaire International

Cabinet Vétérinaire International prides itself on its global reach and commitment to providing top-notch veterinary care 

to its wide array of international clients. From Geneva in Switzerland to sunny destinations like Southern France and Greece, 

our reach is truly global. Our convenient location near Nyon and Geneva Center means that within 15 minutes you can be at our office 

with your beloved furry friend.

We are based in a prime, convenient location near several Swiss cities including Geneva, Versoix, Genthod, Bellevue, Mies, Commugny, 

Tannay, Founex, Coppet, Chavannes-de-Bois, Crans-pré-Céligny, Crassier, Eysins, and Signy-avenex. We are also just a short drive 

away from Nyon, Bellevue, Prégny-Chambésy, and the surrounding region.

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Summary Criteria #6

For selecting a Geneva Veterinarian (or Veterinarian Geneva area):


Availability is not the only thing you need; you also need expertise and experience

When it comes to selecting a Geneva Veterinarian, you deserve more than just availability.

Expertise and experience are key! 

Make sure your furry friend is in the best hands possible.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Dr Omaboe with Thor
We have been providing 24/7 quality veterinary care for more than three decades 

at Cabinet Vétérinaire International. 


Dr Omaboe, the founder of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, studied at New York's Animal Medical Center, 

which offers one of the world's busiest 24/7 emergency services and a cutting-edge approach to pet treatment.


Dr Omaboe provides high quality veterinary care through Cabinet Vétérinaire International 

with his wealth of experience.

With this trusted team, you can rest assured that you and your pet are in good hands!
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
As a valued, trusted, and priority client of Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we will be there for you forever. 

If anyone in your life needs our expert knowledge of veterinary care, you can turn to us. 


Additionally, we will continuously work to ensure that you have the most knowledge, 

the broadest understanding, and the best education so that you can make the right decisions when 

choosing to use our services or whatever else you decide.


Rather than focusing just on the present, we believe that our most significant value also lies in the future. 

We are highly confident that our service, our veterinary practice, and our staff will serve you better in this situation. 


However, life is a constant continuum. Our commitment to you will never cease.
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Criteria #7 for Selecting a Geneva Veterinarian 
(or Veterinarian Geneva area) : 

Make sure you choose a veterinarian located centrally

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
With quick medical attention often the difference between life and death for your beloved pet, 

don't play a dangerous game of chance. 


Choose a centrally located veterinarian with reserved parking spaces at their doorstep 

so you can avoid searching for free spots in an emergency. 


And by having public transportation right outside their door,

getting to them quickly is even more stress-free!

When choosing a Geneva veterinarian, it is crucial to consider the location of the practice. 

Geneva is a large city with many veterinarians located throughout the area. 

Ensure easy access to your pet's veterinary care by selecting one that is easily accessible. 


Geneva veterinarians that are well located will provide convenience and ease when traveling to appointments. 


Additionally, Geneva vets well located  are more likely to be well-established practices with experienced staff and 

access to the latest technology in animal health care. 
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Cabinet Vétérinaire International is situated in a prime, convenient location! 


Whether you're driving to us or catching public transport - within 15 minutes of Geneva Center

and the airport; a stone's throw away from Nyon; under 30 minutes from Morges  and 40 mins Lausanne.


It couldn't be easier. 


Plus 11 reserved parking spaces right by our door for those travelling via car. 

Just one minute’s walk to the train station too! 

So don't delay your visit any longer – we'll help get you there with ease.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, client
Our clientele is truly international - we have a global reach that spans from the Swiss cities of Geneva, 

Versoix, Commugny, Coppet and Crans Pres Céligny to glamorous locations like Gstaad, Zug and Paris. 

Further afield, our clients come from London in England all the way over to Jerusalem in Israel; 

they even flock down to us from sunny destinations such as South France and Greece!


We will always be there for you when you become a valued, trusted, and priority client 

of Cabinet Vétérinaire International. 


If anyone in your family or circle of friends needs veterinary care, you can always contact us. 

Additionally, we strive to provide you with the most knowledge, the broadest understanding, 

and the best education so that you may make an informed decision.


It is not just the present but also the future that holds our most valuable value. 

We are confident that our service, our veterinary practice, and our staff will serve you better 

as a result of this situation. 

Life, however, continues. There will never be a time when we let you down.

Criteria #8 for Selecting a Geneva Veterinarian 
(or Veterinarian Geneva area) 

Choosing a veterinarian who is passionate and engaged is crucial.

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva,dr
Being a veterinarian is not for the faint of heart. 

It takes an incredible amount of dedication, drive and emotional resilience to consistently show up 

day after day with compassion and caring - despite long hours, unexpected tragedies and pressure to cut corners. 


Only those who truly have a passion for animal welfare are capable of sustaining this demanding 

yet rewarding profession even in its most difficult moments.
When selecting a Geneva veterinarian, it's essential to choose one who is passionate and engaged with animal health care. 

Doing so will ensure that your beloved pet receives the highest quality of treatment possible from experienced professionals.

Geneva veterinarians should take extra steps to manage stress and anxiety in animals and provide compassionate care.

Additionally, Geneva vets should strive to keep animals healthy through preventive care, diagnosis and treatment while 

utilizing the latest advances in veterinary medicine.

 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, Dr Omaboe with dogs

Dr. Omaboe: "My Story"

Most pet owners hate seeing their pets sick and dread the day when they will have to say goodbye.

Yet many have no idea what they can do to try to delay this terrible moment as long as possible.


I have made it my mission to help anyone who finds themselves destitute, without the support, and 

stuck in such a situation.


When I was a child, I lost my best friend, my dog Prince due to the joint neglect of several veterinarians.

They had resorted to quick fixes that concealed the symptoms rather than looking for the real cause of his illness 

so they could treat him properly.


On the night Prince died, I promised him and myself that I would become a veterinarian 

and do everything to ensure that no pet died prematurely when another option is available. 

Never again will a pet owner be deprived of the opportunity to choose a better solution.
 Cabinet Vétérinaire International, Geneva Veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva
Animals do not necessarily fall ill or have an accident only during office hours.

Thus, for more than 3 decades, my vocation has been to be available 24/7 for animals who need it.

Practicing in this way daily imparts unique experiences and skills that provide you and your 

pet with peace, comfort, and security.


Petcentric Care™ is the solution.


Do you know that your pet doesn’t have to suffer pain or even discomfort when vet offices 

are closed no matter the day or time?


I know this may sound crazy because we are so used to hearing that you have to wait until 

the usual practice opens in order to get your pet treated.


While this is important, I’m going to share big mistakes that many pet owners make

and quickly talk about a new approach to veterinary care.


This will revolutionize the way you think about your pet’s ability to live longer and pain-free.


I am Dr. N.J. Omaboe and I am the founder and owner of Cabinet Vétérinaire International.

I have relieved thousands of animals of pain and discomfort experienced 

during veterinary emergencies over the past 3 decades.

So what is this new approach to veterinary care?

This is Petcentric care™, that is to say, centered on your animal.

This means that your pet’s interest comes first before the rest and interest of the veterinarian, 

as well as before any other consideration.


This kind of care is given without restriction.

This allows your pet to live a healthier, happier, and longer life.
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People Also Ask

Can you negotiate with a vet?

Negotiating with a veterinarian in Geneva can be a difficult task, especially when it comes to 

the well-being of your pet. It is important to remember that veterinarian services come at a cost, 

and having an open dialogue with your veterinarian about costs is essential. 

Be bold, ask questions, and negotiate if the service or medication is outside your budget. 


Most veterinarians understand that finances can be tight and are willing to work with you 

on pricing so that you can still provide your pet with proper care without breaking the bank. 


Remember that your veterinarian wants what's best for you and your pet! If negotiating isn't successful, 

other options may be available, such as grants or payment plans. So it's always worth asking. 

Your veterinarian in Geneva will be your ally in caring for your beloved pet and finding ways to 

make their care available.


You should never feel intimidated or embarrassed when negotiating with a veterinarian. 

They understand that our pets are an extension of our family and want the best care possible - as we do! 


It's essential to work together and come up with solutions that fit your needs so that all parties can 

be satisfied. 


With open communication and flexibility, it is possible to negotiate with a 

veterinarian in Geneva who respects your and your pet's health needs.
Can I just turn up? 

Unfortunately, suppose you want to bring your pet for a veterinarian check-up in Geneva. 

In that case, you need to turn up at the vet's. Many veterinary clinics require that all appointments 

be booked in advance - usually by phone or email - so it is important to plan ahead and contact your 

veterinarian before arriving. 


It is also recommended to research veterinarian clinics in Geneva before making an appointment, 

as some may offer specialized services or have better availability than others. 


Although it might only sometimes be possible to guarantee quick service by planning ahead of time, 

with a bit of forethought and preparation, it's still possible to find a veterinarian who can provide quality care 

at a time that suits you and your pet!


If you're looking for veterinarian services in the Geneva area, Cabinet Vétérinaire International is a great option. 

They offer a wide range of veterinary services, including general check-ups and vaccinations, 

as well as specialized surgeries and treatments. 


Plus, we are only 15 minutes away from Geneva's center. 

So if you're in Geneva and need veterinarian care for your furry friend, 

Cabinet Vétérinaire International should be at the top of your list!


In conclusion, you can only visit the veterinarian in Geneva with prior arrangement. 

However, with a bit of research and planning, you can easily find a veterinarian clinic that 

suits your needs and availability. 
Can the vet come to my house? 

Cabinet Vétérinaire International, we understand that it can sometimes be difficult to bring 

your pet into the clinic. 


Occasionally, a house call may be necessary to ensure your pet receives the best care. 

Our experienced and dedicated veterinary staff is here to ensure that your pet gets the highest quality 

of care, no matter where it may be! If you think a house visit from one of our Genevan veterinarian team members 

could help your pet, please don’t hesitate to contact us. 

We are always here to help!


The Cabinet Vétérinaire International team is committed to providing compassionate and comprehensive care 

for your pet in all circumstances. 


We understand that animals can’t always make it into the clinic, so we are happy to visit your home if a house visit 

is required. 

So don’t worry - our Genevan veterinarian team will take care of your pet, no matter where it may be! 

Please contact us at  022 755 55 33  with questions or concerns about veterinarian geneva house visits and our commitment 

to quality care.

We look forward to hearing from you soon
Can I phone a vet for advice?


Suppose you are ever concerned about your pet's well-being. In that case, it can be beneficial to phone 

a veterinarian for advice. 


Whether it is the occasional check-up or ongoing care and monitoring, our  Cabinet Vétérinaire international

 (veterinarian geneva area) is here to help guide you through your pet's medical needs.


At Cabinet Vétérinaire international (veterinarian geneva area) , we understand that no two animals are alike.

Every pet is unique and has specific needs. We strive to provide quality, personalized service for each one of our clients. 


Our team is committed to offering the best healthcare advice explicitly tailored to your pet's situation.

We also realize that owners may need more time or access to an emergency vet and guidance over the telephone 

on how they can help their pets. Our veterinarian in Geneva area is here to provide the answers you need 

no matter where you are.


There's a reason why Cabinet Vétérinaire international (veterinarian geneva area) has been popular amongst owners 

for year.


It's because of our exceptional level of care, knowledge, and understanding of all things concerning your pet's health. 

Whether it's an emergency or general advice, we at Cabinet Vétérinaire international (aka geneva veterinarian

because located just 15 minutes from Geneva's center) guarantee that any pet-related questions can be answered quickly 

and accurately with our team.


So if you ever find yourself wondering how best to help your beloved pet, don't hesitate to give us a call,

Cabinet Vétérinaire international (veterinarian geneva area) is here to provide reliable information and 

support when you need it most.

What are the things a veterinarian does?

What Geneva Veterinarians Do and How They Help Animals

Article Outline: 

I. Introduction
II. Assess and Diagnose the Health of Animals
III. Surgically Operate on Animals
IV. Vaccinate Against Diseases and Test for them
V. Work with X-ray Machines and Other Medical Equipment
VI. Provide Advice on Animal Care, Medical Conditions, and Treatments to Animal Owners
VII. Conclusion

Introduction: Geneva is home to many veterinary practices offering the highest care for animals, from small domestic pets to large farms and zoo animals. From assessments and diagnosis to surgical procedures and advice on animal care and treatment, Geneva veterinarians provide comprehensive services tailored to the needs of their client's pets. Read on to find out more about Geneva veterinarians and the services they offer.

I. Assess and Diagnose the Health of Animals: Geneva veterinarians are trained to assess and diagnose the health of animals through physical exams as well as using advanced diagnostic tools such as x-rays, ultrasounds, blood tests, etc., in order to accurately diagnose and treat animal illnesses. Geneva vets also track a range of key indicators such as weight, temperature, pulse rate and respiration to ensure the health of their patients.

II. Surgically Operate on Animals: Geneva veterinarians are qualified to perform a variety of surgical operations on animals ranging from simple wound repair and laceration sutures, to more complex surgeries such as orthopedic surgery or caesarian sections in dogs. Geneva vets have access to the latest technologies in veterinary medicine and have extensive knowledge in this field.

III. Vaccinate Against Diseases and Test for Them: Geneva vets provide vaccinations against diseases that can affect animals such as distemper, parvovirus, rabies etc., and can also test for diseases such as heartworm, ehrlichia and leptospirosis. Geneva veterinarians are knowledgeable about the different types of vaccinations and can provide advice on which ones are appropriate for a specific animal.

IV. Work with X-ray Machines and Other Medical Equipment: Geneva veterinarians have access to the latest medical technology such as x-ray machines, surgical instruments and other advanced equipment in order to diagnose illnesses accurately. Geneva vets are trained to properly use such equipment when performing various treatments or surgeries on animals.

V. Provide Advice on Animal Care, Medical Conditions, and Treatments to Animal Owners: Geneva veterinarians provide advice on all aspects of animal care including nutrition, exercise, grooming, behavior problems and more. Geneva vets can also offer advice on medical conditions and treatments such as medications, alternative therapies and more. Geneva veterinarians are committed to helping animal owners ensure their pets live long, healthy lives.

VI. Conclusion: Geneva veterinarians provide a wide range of services to animals from assessments and diagnosis, to surgery and advice on animal care. Geneva vets have access to the latest technologies in veterinary medicine and are knowledgeable in all aspects of animal health. Geneva veterinarians are dedicated professionals who strive to keep animals healthy through preventive care, diagnosis and treatment. By choosing the right Geneva veterinarian for your pet's needs, you can be sure that your beloved animal will receive top-notch care from experienced professionals. Discover Above The 8 factors you should be taking into consideration when You are looking for a Geneva veterinarian (or a veterinarian Geneva Area)


What are the main types of vets?
4 Types of Geneva Veterinarian Services You Should Know About

Brief: What are the main types of vets? This article outlines the different types of veterinarians available, covering companion animal veterinarians, veterinary specialists, exotic animal veterinarians, livestock and food animal veterinarians, and laboratory veterinarians. It also explains Geneva veterinarian services that are available in Geneva and the surrounding area. 

Article Outline: 
I. Introduction
II. Companion Animal Veterinarians 
III. Veterinary Specialists 
IV. Exotic Animal Veterinarians 
V. Livestock, Food, and Large Animal Veterinarians 
VI. Laboratory Veterinarians 
VII. Geneva Vet Services You Should Know About 
VIII. Conclusion 

Introduction: Geneva, Switzerland is home to many types of veterinary services and animal care centers. From companion animal veterinarians to veterinary specialists, Geneva has a large selection of vets available for pet owners in the area. In this article, we’ll explore the different types of Geneva veterinarian services that are available to pet owners and discuss how each type can benefit your beloved animal companions. 

I. Companion Animal Veterinarians: This is the most common type of Geneva veterinarian, as they typically provide services to cats and dogs. They can perform routine check-ups, administer vaccinations, diagnose illnesses and diseases, and perform surgeries. Their primary focus is on keeping companion animals healthy. 

II: Veterinary Specialists: Veterinary specialists are a type of Geneva vet who has undergone special training to diagnose and treat specific animal diseases. They usually focus on diagnostics, including radiography, ultrasound, and endoscopy. 

III. Exotic Animal Veterinarians: Geneva also offers vets that treat exotic animals such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and even some small mammals. Exotic animal vets have a special understanding of the needs and behaviors of these animals, as well as their unique anatomy and physiology. 

IV. Livestock, Food, and Large Animal Veterinarians: Geneva is home to several large-animal vet clinics that offer services for horses, cows, pigs, and other animals used for food and/or labor. These Geneva vets are experienced in dealing with these animals and can provide specialized care. 

V. Laboratory Veterinarians: Geneva also offers laboratory veterinarians specializing in clinical pathology or animal diagnostics. They typically perform diagnostic tests such as complete blood counts and urinalyses to diagnose illnesses and diseases. 

VI. Geneva Vet Services You Should Know About: Geneva is home to various animal hospitals, clinics, and emergency care centers that provide Geneva veterinarian services. Specialized Geneva vets also focus on one type of animal or offer particular services such as acupuncture or nutrition counseling. 

VII. Conclusion: Geneva, Switzerland, is home to many types of veterinarian services and animal care centers. From companion animal veterinarians to veterinary specialists and laboratory vets, Geneva has a large selection of experts available for pet owners in the area. Understanding the different types of Geneva vet services can help you make informed decisions about your pet’s health care.Discover Above are the 8 factors to consider before choosing a Geneva veterinarian (or a Geneva area veterinarian).


Can human doctors treat animals?

Is It Safe for Human Doctors to Treat Animals?

Article Outline:
I. Introduction
II. Why Human Doctors Cannot Treat Animals
III. Drugs that can be Poisonous to Animals
IV. Finding Veterinary Care in Geneva
V. Conclusion

I. Introduction:
It may seem like a good idea to ask your own doctor to treat your pet. Still, human physicians and veterinarians serve very different purposes. While both professions are dedicated to the health and well-being of their patients, human doctors are not allowed to treat animals due to the risks involved. This is because a simple painkiller for humans can be fatal to an animal. Even drugs that may seem harmless can have dangerous consequences if prescribed by someone who isn't trained in veterinary medicine. This article will discuss why it's best to leave animal care in the hands of a veterinarian, as well as provide information about Geneva veterinarian, veterinarian Geneva, and animal hospital Geneva.

II: Why Human Doctors Cannot Treat Animals
Human doctors specialize in human medicine, while veterinarians specialize in animal medicine. Though both provide medical care, there are significant differences between the two disciplines. For example, different animals require different dosages of medications; a dose that may be safe for humans could kill an animal if administered by someone without knowledge of veterinary medicine. Additionally, the use and effects of drugs on animals are not as well-studied as on humans – meaning even a veterinarian must be cautious when prescribing medication to an animal patient. Ultimately, this underscores why human doctors cannot treat animals – the risks are too significant, and it's best to leave animal care in the hands of a veterinarian.

III: Drugs That Can be Poisonous To Animals
In addition to the risk of incorrect dosages, certain drugs can be poisonous to animals even if administered correctly. Some common culprits include Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) such as Advil, Aleve, and Motrin; Acetaminophen (e.g., Tylenol); Antidepressants (e.g., Effexor, Cymbalta, Prozac, Lexapro); and ADD/ADHD medications (e.g., Concerta, Adderall, Ritalin). It's important to note that these medications can be safe for humans but are highly dangerous for animals.

IV: Finding Veterinary Care in Geneva
There are various options if you live in the Geneva area and need veterinary care. For example, Geneva veterinarian services provide comprehensive pet care and emergency services; veterinarians in Geneva typically work with all kinds of animals, ranging from cats, dogs ,to small mammals and reptiles. Additionally, animal hospital Geneva provides specialized medical treatments such as oncology, dentistry, and surgery services. By doing your research ahead of time or asking around among friends or family who have pets, you can find the best fit for your pet's needs.

V: Conclusion
In conclusion, In order to ensure your pet receives the best care, you need to understand the differences between human and veterinary medicine. Human doctors cannot treat animals due to the risks involved; even a simple painkiller for humans can be fatal to an animal if administered by someone who isn't trained in veterinary medicine. Additionally, certain drugs can be poisonous to animals even when prescribed correctly – making it essential that all medications for pets come from a licensed veterinarian in Geneva or an animal hospital Geneva. Doing your research (see above 8 criteria for selecting your Geneva veterinarian) ahead of time can ensure Quality Care for your beloved furry companion.


Is Vet School Hard? A Look at the Challenges of Becoming a Geneva Veterinarian

Article Outline:
I. Introduction
II. In Comparison to Most Curriculums, Veterinary School is Challenging
III. A Veterinary Student Can Expect to Spend 35-40 Hours a Week in a Classroom or Laboratory
IV. A Veterinary Student Can Expect to Spend 3-7 Hours a Day Studying
V. Conclusion: The Challenges of Becoming a Geneva Veterinarian

Introduction: Becoming a veterinarian requires dedication and hard work, especially when attending veterinary school in Switzerland. For those considering becoming a Geneva veterinarian, it is important to understand the challenges that come with this endeavor, from the classroom and laboratory hours expected to the amount of study required. In this article, we will discuss the difficulties of pursuing veterinary studies in Switzerland and the realities of attending veterinary school.

In Comparison to Most Curriculums, Veterinary School is Challenging: Pursuing veterinary school can be an arduous task for many potential students due to the demanding workload and curriculum. In comparison to most general college courses, veterinary school is considered harder due to the extensive knowledge that must be attained in order to become a competent veterinarian. Veterinary students face numerous challenges, such as grasping difficult concepts quickly and remembering large amounts of information which can lead to a high level of stress.

A Veterinary Student Can Expect to Spend 35-40 Hours a Week in a Classroom or Laboratory: As part of their curriculum, veterinary students are expected to spend an average of 35-40 hours per week attending classes, lectures, or working in the laboratory. This extended amount of time dedicated solely to their education can be physically and mentally exhausting for some students leading them toward burnout if they are not able to manage their workloads correctly.

A Veterinary Student Can Expect to Spend 3-7 Hours a Day Studying: Along with the hours spent in the classroom or laboratory, veterinary students are expected to spend an additional 3-7 hours a day studying. This includes researching topics related to their classes as well as reading textbooks, reviewing notes, and preparing presentations. Some students may become physically and mentally exhausted because they spend so much time studying, leading to burnout if their workloads are not properly managed.

Conclusion: In conclusion, it is clear that becoming a Geneva veterinarian requires dedication and hard work due to the challenging curriculum and workload associated with pursuing veterinary studies in Switzerland. Veterinary students must understand what it takes to become a veterinarian Geneva, such as the hours spent in a classroom or laboratory and studying that is needed. Although the challenges of becoming a Geneva veterinarian are difficult and demanding, they can be rewarding with the right preparation and dedication.


What is called animal hospital?

A veterinarian's hospital is an institution that provides day-to-day care, immunization, vaccination, artificial insemination, surgical intervention, etc. for livestock, pets, small animals, and birds

What is another name for animal hospital?

veterinary hospital, veterinary clinic, animal clinic, animal doctor, vet clinic, veterinarian clinic, veterinary practice

What does VCA stand for?

Founded in 1986, VCA Animal Hospitals is headquartered in Los Angeles and operates more than 1,000 animal hospitals in the US and Canada.

What is the largest veterinary hospital?

The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center

Featuring 130+ veterinarians offering more than 20 specialties and services, the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center is the world's largest non-profit animal hospital.

What is a pet vet called?

Veterinarians (vets), also called veterinary surgeons or veterinary physicians, practice veterinary medicine.

How much does a vet make?

According to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data, veterinarians earn a median salary of $90,420 in 2017.

What is it called when a vet puts an animal to sleep?

An act of humane euthanasia is the deliberate end of a living being's life by ending their suffering (usually due to a serious and irreversible medical condition). Euthanasia is sometimes referred to as "putting to sleep" or "putting down" animals.

What is a vet for big animals called?

Exactly what is a large animal veterinarian? Veterinary care for large animals such as horses, cattle, and sheep is provided by large animal veterinarians.

What does VSA stand for veterinary?

Under the Veterinary Surgeons Act (VSA) 1966, veterinary surgeons are required to be registered with the RCVS in order to practice veterinary surgery in the United Kingdom (UK).

How much does a VCA make?

In the United States, how much do VCA Animal Hospitals pay their employees? Approximately $24,562 per year is the average salary for animal caretakers at VCA Animal Hospitals, and $130,260 per year is the average salary for financial reporting managers.

What is a Vets VCA?

As a result of this legislation, a Veterinary Care Assistant (VCA) is not permitted to: Diagnose diseases in animals or to give advice based on such a diagnosis to clients.

What is the highest paid vet?

High Paying Veterinary Jobs

* Veterinary Medical Officer. Salary range: $33,500-$216,500 per year. ...
* Veterinary Radiologist. Salary range: $52,000-$195,000 per year. ...
* Emergency Veterinarian. ...
* Small Animal Veterinarian. ...
* Veterinarian. ...
* Veterinary Practitioner. ...
* Associate Veterinarian. ...
* Veterinary Manager.

Who is America's favorite vet?

Dr. Gary Richter - America's Favorite Veterinarian and Best-Selling Author.

Who is the most famous vet?

8 Famous veterinarians animal lovers should know

1. Claude Bourgelat. Veterinary medicine as we know it would not exist were it not for Dr. ...
2. Bernhard Lauritz Frederik Bang. To say Danish Veterinarian Dr. ...
3. Elinor McGrath. ...
4. Buster Lloyd-Jones. ...
5. Louis J. ...
6. Patricia O'Connor. ...
7. James Herriot. ...
8. Mary Knight Dunlap.

Do vets get the title Dr?

The title 'Dr' is used by veterinary surgeons around the world. For example, doctoral degrees awarded by North American and European universities recognize academic achievement.

Why are vets better than doctors?

Veterinarians are able to see their patients more quickly, perform tests in-house, and provide special care. Imagine if human physicians worked as efficiently as this! 

It is not uncommon for veterinarians to hear, "I wish you were my doctor and not my dog's." We love hearing it because we know how much you care about your pets.

Who treats animals when they are sick?

Veterinarians treat animals that are ill or injured.

What are the three types of vets?

* Companion-animal veterinarians. While they're just one segment of the veterinarian population, those who work with companion animals are the largest group. ...
* Veterinary specialists. ...
* Food-animal veterinarians. ...
* Food safety and inspection veterinarians. ...
* Research veterinarians.


Can a vet treat all animals?

Veterinarians are highly trained medical professionals who provide for all kinds of animals' health and quality of life.

How many years does a veterinarian have to go to college?

The BVSc is a 6 year degree:

As part of the second year, students study Anatomy, Histology, Microbiology, and Physiology as well as modules in Animal Science, Pasture Science, and Professional Life.

What job makes the most money?

* Anesthesiologist. #1 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Surgeon. #2 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Obstetrician and gynecologist. #3 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Orthodontist. #4 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon. #5 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Physician. #6 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Psychiatrist. #7 in Best Paying Jobs. ...
* Prosthodontist.

Do dogs cry when euthanized?

There is a brief feeling of dizziness as the anaesthetic takes effect, so the dog may cry as the injection is given. In most cases, unconsciousness occurs within seconds of the injection. When the heart stops beating, death occurs within a couple of minutes.

How can I help my dog pass away peacefully?

Comforting a Dying Dog:

1. Be close to them at all times. Dogs may want more attention and care during this time and seek comfort. ...
2. Your dog should not be introduced to new people or places. ...
3. As long as your dog is able, maintain normal activities. ...
4. Consult your veterinarian if medication is needed.

Can a dog wake up after euthanasia?

The heart may stop after a minute or two. Before declaring your pet dead, the doctor will carefully listen to his or her heart. Your pet will not wake up after that. Pet owners often have this fear.

What are the different types of vets?

* Anesthesia and analgesia. ...
* Animal welfare. ...
* Behavioral medicine. ...
* Clinical pharmacology. ...
* Dentistry. ...
* Dermatology. ...
* Emergency and critical care. ...
* Internal medicine.

What pets are exotic?

In spite of being common pets, some rodents are still considered exotic: Chinchillas. Mice.

Other exotic pets include:

* Giant African land snails.
* Hedgehogs.
* Kinkajous.
* Coati.
* Primates.
* Short-tailed opossum.
* Skunks.
* Sugar gliders.

What does DTM mean veterinary?

Dermatophyte test medium (DTM) contains Sabouraud's dextrose agar, cyclohexamide, gentamycin, chlortetracycline, which inhibit non-dermatophyte growth, and phenol red as an indicator of pH. The test is suitable for diagnosing canine dermatophytosis.

What does FX mean in veterinary terms?

F/S: female who has been spayed. FNA stands for fine needle aspiration. FUO: fever of unknown origin. Fx: fracture. HBC: hit by car.

What is the difference between a DVM and an VMD?

VMD stands for Veterinariae Medicinae Doctoris, the Latin terminology for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Only veterinarians who have attended the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Veterinary Medicine in Philadelphia can earn a VMD degree.

Where are the highest-paid vets?

Here are some of the highest-paying countries considered dream destinations for veterinarians.

* Hawaii: $198,600 annually.
* Canada: $53,915 annually.
* Denmark: between €47,000 and $51,216 per year.
* Qatar: $60,959 on average per year.
* Luxembourg: $53,040 annual salary.
* Netherlands: The annual salary is $69,244.

Do vets make a lot of money?

The average annual salary for a veterinarian who practices on companion animals is $110,000. The average salary for a mixed animal vet is $100,000 per year. Veterinarians who specialize in food animals also earn around $100,000 a year. The lowest-earning veterinarians are equine veterinarians, with an annual salary of around $90,000.

Can I give my dog ibuprofen?

Is it safe to give Ibuprofen to my pet? Ibuprofen should never be given to your dog or cat. Humans use ibuprofen and naproxen to treat inflammation and pain, but pets should not take them. Dogs and cats can be poisoned by these drugs.

Do dogs get Covid?

It is possible for the virus that causes COVID-19 to spread from humans to animals through close contact. The virus that causes COVID-19 has been found to infect pets worldwide, including cats and dogs, mostly after close contact with people infected with the virus. Pets are unlikely to spread COVID-19 to humans.

What does V+ mean in vet?

Vomiting is mild and occassional

For example, V+ = mild, occasional vomiting; fleas ++ = moderate number of fleas on the animal; Dh+++ = severe diarrhoea) ^9 Jun 2013

Is it harder to be a vet than a doctor?

What makes vet school harder is the simple fact that fewer vet schools exist. With less schools available, students struggle to gain acceptance in vet schools even if their grades are worthy. Having to learn everything about many species is harder .

Who makes more money doctor or vet?

However, your veterinarian earns less than half what a human doctor would, despite having the same educational debt. The typical veterinary staff member earns less than half what someone with similar education, experience, and training would earn in human medicine.

Which vet schools are easiest to get into?

List of the easiest vet schools to get into

1. Texas A&M. Texas A&M is hands-down the easiest vet school to get into. ...
2. Tuskegee University. Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine was founded over 75 years ago. ...
3. UC Davis. ...
4. University of Georgia.

What vet do celebrities go to?

Dr. Jeff Werber, dubbed "Doc Hollywood", cares for celebrity pets. He has been a veterinarian and a journalist for 30 years.

Which president had the most pet?

President Theodore Roosevelt

As a president, Theodore Roosevelt owned the most pets. His strange pets included a black bear, a badger, a hyena, and a three-legged rooster. The list of "pets" is just the beginning.


Who is Oprah Winfrey's veterinarian?

Dr. Barbara Royal, DVM is well known for her work with domestic dogs, cats, camels and elephants. Her veterinary services have attracted the attention of Oprah Winfrey.

What are the top 3 injuries to veterinarians?

Even routine examinations can result in veterinarians being bitten, kicked, scratched, or trampled. 50-67% of veterinarians have reported animal-related injuries during their careers, according to DVM 360.

Can a vet treat human?

Veterinary doctors are not able to treat humans because they are trained to treat animals. Veterinarians have some knowledge of human health, but only in theory.

Who is the youngest veterinarian?

In 1910, Elinor McGrath earned her DVM from the Chicago Veterinary College at the age of 22.

Is a veterinarian an MD or PhD?

There are two graduate degree options available to students interested in veterinary science. There is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree, also known as a DVM, and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine, also known as a Ph. D.

What letters do vets have after their name?

It is common for veterinary surgeons to have the initials 'MRCVS' or 'FRCVS' after their names.

Who can write Dr. Before name?

Registered medical practitioners in modern medicine, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, and Unani may use the title "Doctor" according to the Ethics Committee of the Council. In the medical field, no other group of workers should use the title "Doctor", whether they are nurses or paramedical staff.

What type of vets make the most?

Top 10 highest paid veterinarian careers

1. Zoo veterinarian. National average salary: $59,986 per year. ...
2. Veterinary practice manager. ...
3. Veterinary hospital manager. ...
4. Public health veterinarian. ...
5. Regulatory medicine veterinarian. ...
6. Small animal veterinarian. ...
7. Military veterinarian. ...
8. Veterinary research scientist.

Can a vet treat their own pet?

In accordance with the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), Principles of Veterinary Medical Ethics, such restrictions do not exist. Many of us prefer to administer all aspects of our pets' treatment ourselves.

Is a veterinarian a real doctor?

A veterinarian is a medical professional who treats dogs, cats, and other domestic animals. Like other doctors, veterinarians attend school to get a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree before practicing as a vet.

How do you comfort a sick animal?

5 Ways to Help a Friend With a Sick Pet

1. Keep in touch with your friend on a regular basis. ...
2. Offer to watch her children during appointments. ...
3. Take your time to listen and speak slowly. ...
4. Find out about pet illness support groups and pass on the information. ...
5. Enjoy reminiscing about happier and healthier times.

What animals are treated badly?

Most common victims. The animals whose abuse is most often reported are dogs, cats, horses and livestock. Undercover investigations have revealed that animal abuse abounds in the factory farm industry.

How do you help a sick animal?

5 Indispensable Tips on Caring for a Sick Pet

1. Make sure they are clean. It is often difficult for a sick pet to groom itself. ...
2. It is important to provide beneficial bedding. The risk of bed sores or worse is greater for animals who don't move. ...
3. Feeding and food need to be rethought. ...
4. Take care of your pet's medical needs. ...
5. Keep your pet's quality of life high.

How much does a vet make?

According to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data, veterinarians earn a median salary of $90,420 in 2017.

What is a vet for all animals called?

Veterinarians (vets), also known as veterinary surgeons or veterinary physicians, are medical professionals who practice veterinary medicine. In addition to treating health conditions and injuries in animals, they also perform surgeries on them.

What is a Level 3 vet?

Level 3. An experienced veterinarian performs a variety of more challenging assignment that requires a substantial amount of professional experience and initiative.

Are animals scared of vets?

The fear associated with veterinary visits can manifest itself in a variety of ways, such as submissive urination, panting, drooling, avoidance, growling, snapping or biting. An aggressive behavior toward a stranger in a veterinary setting should not be mislabeled as dominance or status-based aggression.

What animals do most vets treat?

Animals of all shapes and sizes can be treated by our experienced and knowledgeable veterinarians. In addition to dogs and cats, we also treat horses, birds, exotic animals, such as snakes, lizards, and other reptiles, rabbits, pocket pets, such as rats, gerbils, and hamsters, and small and large farm animals.

How often should your animal go to the vet?

Cats and dogs typically only need to visit the animal hospital or veterinary clinic at least once a year after they reach one year of age. Each year, animals will undergo a complete physical examination to check for any health concerns. As needed, booster shots will also be administered during annual visits.

Do farmers take their animals to the vet?

Veterinary professionals may not play an active role on livestock farms on a daily basis, but they are extremely important members of the team nonetheless. Some farms use veterinarians more often than others. Vaccines and antiparasite treatments are often administered by farmers themselves.

What are the main types of vets?

Are There Different Types of Veterinarians?

* Companion Animal Veterinarians. This is the most common type of veterinarian. ...
* Veterinary Specialists. ...
* Exotic Animal Veterinarians. ...
* Livestock, Food, and Large Animal Veterinarians. ...
* Laboratory Veterinarians.

Do Vets Get Dr. title?

The title 'Dr' is used by veterinary surgeons around the world. Doctoral degrees awarded by North American and European universities, for example, recognize academic achievement.

How hard is becoming a veterinarian?

Is vet school worth the money?

Vet school: Is it worth it? On a purely financial basis, vet school is worthwhile - but barely. Veterinarians are projected to earn $450,000 after taxes compared to the average college graduate's $292,000 in student loan repayment costs.

Do you need to be strong to be a vet?

When dealing with animals that bite, kick, and scratch, veterinarians, need courage. When animals become sick, they have to have the stamina to work long hours or at night. Physical strength is required if they work with large animals. Performing procedures and surgeries on animals also requirese manual dexterity from veterinarians.

What is the hardest part of being a veterinarian?

When you know you can do something to help an animal, but are told you can't, that is the hardest part of veterinary medicine. Obviously, cost is the most common reason for people not to proceed; however, people may also object to diagnostics or treatments due to moral or religious reasons.

What subjects do I need to be a vet?

In order to become a veterinarian, you must go to university and earn a degree in either veterinary science or medicine. It normally takes five years to complete the course. Veterinary school admissions require a strong science background. Biology, chemistry, and physics are subjects that you should enjoy and be good at.

Why is it so difficult to be a successful vet?

Veterinary medicine is so difficult because it requires extensive knowledge to take care of animal patients effectively.

What is the lowest paying job?

The Lowest Paying Jobs

* Food-Preparation Workers. ...
* Gambling Dealers. ...
* Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers. ...
* Parking Lot Attendants. ...
* Non-Farm Animal Caretakers. ...
* Maids and Housekeepers. ...
* Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers. ...
* Shoe Machine Operators and Tenders.

What is the #1 highest paying job in the world?

Top highest paying jobs in the world

* Data Scientist – $97,659.
* Senior Software Engineer – $119,126.
* Investment Banker – $115,465.
* Chief Executive Officer – $310,000.
* Surgeon -$216,248.
* Anaesthesiologist – $326,296.
* Physician – $227,000.
* Neurosurgeon – $496,000.

What is the best job in the world?

The best jobs in the world

* Lego sculptor.
* Island Caretaker.
* Shark Tank Cleaner.
* Professional Sleeper.
* Submarine cook.
* Airplane repo-man.
* White hat hacker.
* Bounty hunter.

Why do dogs eyes stay open when euthanized?

Anesthesia causes the body to become increasingly relaxed. Muscles go through cycles of contraction and relaxation, which can be seen as little quivers. With time, the muscles that keep the eyes closed begin to relax, and they can no longer do the work to keep them shut.

Do dogs know they are dying?

When their time is approaching, some dogs will look to their owners for comfort. With gentle stroking and a soft voice, you can say goodbye to your dog with love and grace during these last hours.

Do dogs know they are being put down?

Some dogs may realize they are being put to sleep, they can react to underlying pain when they are handled by the veterinarian, sense nervous energy, react to the injection, involuntarily vocalize, or have muscular spasms.

How do I know if my dog is suffering?

If your dog is in pain they may:

1. Exhibit signs of agitation.
2. Cry out, yelp or growl.
3. React negatively to normal handling or be sensitive to touch.
4. Become grumpy and snap at you.
5. Become quiet, less active, or hide from the world.
6. Walk with a limp or be reluctant to do so.
7. Stop eating and become depressed.
8. Increased heart rate and rapid, shallow breathing.

What to do if dog dies at home at night?

The next step is to call your veterinarian's office once you're sure your dog has passed. When your dog dies, the vet's office will either dispose of the body for you or store it for you before cremation or burial. Also, they might know about pet crematory services or mobile veterinarians.

What do I do with my dog if he dies at home?

Your veterinarian should be the first person you call. In the event that they are unable to handle your dog's body as you wish, they will be able to direct you to someone who can.

Do vets cry when they put dogs down?

There is no getting used to euthanizing a dog, even though the animal hospital staff may have to do it all too often. There is often a strong bond formed between the vet's office staff and the pets under their care, and they often cry as well.

Can I hold my dog when she is put to sleep?

Pet loss experts refer to this sedation as 'The Blessed Sleep' because it allows the pet to relax, and allows the pet owner to touch and hold their pet during euthanasia.

Should you be with your dog when it is put to sleep?

When a veterinarian examines or treats your companion animal, including euthanasia, you have the right to be present.

What are the top 3 injuries to veterinarians?

Even routine examinations can result in veterinarians being bitten, kicked, scratched, or trampled. 50-67% of veterinarians have reported animal-related injuries during their careers, according to DVM 360.

What are the 5 veterinarian types?

5 Types of veterinarians you should know about

* Companion-animal veterinarians. While they're just one segment of the veterinarian population, those who work with companion animals are the largest group. ...
* Veterinary specialists. ...
* Food-animal veterinarians. ...
* Food safety and inspection veterinarians. ...
* Research veterinarians.

What is the most unique pet?

What Are Unusual Pets to Own?

* Fennec Foxes. These foxes are tiny and when fully grown are about the size of a Chihuahua dog. ...
* Axolotls. ...
* Degus. ...
* Cockroaches. ...
* Sugar Gliders. ...
* Millipedes. ...
* Tarantulas. ...
* Hermit Crabs.

What is the best pet to own?

The best pets for kids — and how to choose one

* Dog. No two dogs are the same, so take your time and find a good match. ...
* Cat. As any cat lady will tell you, cats are independent creatures. ...
* Rabbit. ...
* Guinea pig. ...
* Turtle. ...
* Bird. ...
* Lizard. ...
* Hamster.

What does AI mean in vet?

Artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence & veterinary medicine | American Veterinary Medical Association.

What does CC mean in veterinary terms?

CC – chief complaint/cubic centimeter.

What is Tx in VET terms?

Tx: treatment. UA: urinalysis. URI: upper respiratory infection. UTI: urinary tract infection.

Is it harder to be a vet or MD?

These schools have many prerequisites since biology and chemistry are needed in medical and veterinary schools. While aspiring medical students are required to take the MCAT before applying to medical school, most people agree that vet school is more difficult than medical school.

Is DVM a Bachelor's degree?

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) programs consist of a two-year preparatory (pre-vet) program followed by a four-year core curriculum.

Do vets make 6 figures?

A career in veterinary medicine offers many rewards, and certain veterinary careers come with very high-paying salaries. While some jobs in this industry pay an average of $10.50 an hour, others boast six-figure salaries.

What type of vet make the most money?

The highest paid veterinary specialty is: Ophthalmology

In order to become certified in these specialties, you'll have to study for an additional two to three years, at accredited veterinary colleges, plus pass an intensive exam.

How many years does a veterinarian have to go to college?

The BVSc is a 6 year degree:

Second year deals exclusively with basic veterinary disciplines such as Anatomy, Histology, Microbiology and Physiology as well as modules in Animal Science, Pasture Science and Professional Life.7 May 2021

What city pays vets most?

Top Cities for Veterinarians Rank 

City Average Annual Salary

1 Sherman, TX $213,260
2 Lubbock, TX $228,450
3 College Station, TX $70,080
4 Auburn, AL $76,680

Do veterinarians need math?

Numerous aspects of veterinarians' daily operations require the use of math. A vet needs solid math skills to ensure appropriate diagnostic testing and medication dosage.

Is 100K a year good?

Do you think $100K is a good salary? Almost always, yes. For both individuals and smaller families, that's well above the poverty line and the median income in the United States. Inflation aside, a $100,000 annual income can typically provide a comfortable lifestyle and financial stability.

Is being a vet a happy job?

A vet's career is rewarding, but it is also challenging and demanding. Vets must possess great interpersonal skills, a strong work ethic, and a passion for animals.

Who makes more money a doctor or a veterinarian?

In 2020, veterinarians earned an average salary of $108,350. The average salary for comparable jobs in 2020 was $218,850 for physicians, $116,080 for physician assistants, $114,510 for nurse practitioners, and $37,860 for veterinary technologists and technicians.

What can I give my dog for immediate pain relief?

These must be given only under veterinary supervision. 
Unproper use of these may kill your pet.

NSAIDs for dogs include:

* carprofen (Novox or Rimadyl)
* deracoxib (Deramaxx)
* firocoxib (Previcox)
* meloxicam (Metacam )
* grapipant (Galliprant)

What can you give a dog for pain relief at home?

Natural Pain Relief for Dogs

* Hot and Cold Therapy.
* Ginger.
* Turmeric.
* Boswellia.
* Devil's Claw.
* CBD Oil.
* Acupuncture.
* Fish Oil.

Can dogs eat watermelon?

Yes, but with a few precautions. The first thing you need to do is remove seeds from your diet, since they may cause intestinal blockages. In addition, removing the rind can prevent stomach upset.

Can dogs eat bananas?

Bananas are safe for dogs to eat. It is a great treat for dogs to consume bananas in moderation because they are low in calories. Besides being high in potassium, vitamins, biotin, and fiber, they are also high in copper. Bananas are low in cholesterol and sodium, but because of their high sugar content, they should not be part of your dog's regular diet.

What does SDS stand for vet?

Safety Data Sheets | Safety and Training Resources / School of Veterinary Medicine.

What does ISO mean vet?

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 15189 standard is the first developed especially for accreditation of medical laboratories, and emphasizes the laboratory-client interface.

What is the hardest part of vet school?

There is nothing more challenging than late nights on emergency rotations or discussing quality of life options with pet owners concerned about their pets' health. Missing time with family and friends is the hardest part of vet school.

Why is vet school so hard?

In comparison to most undergraduate curriculums, veterinary school is challenging. In most cases, veterinary students take 25-30 credits of science-based courses per semester. Veterinary students can expect to spend 35 to 40 hours per week in a classroom or laboratory, in addition to studying.

What is the least you can make as a veterinarian?

Veterinarians who practice food animal medicine also earn around $100,000 per year. Veterinarians who specialize in horses earn around $90,000 annually. Non-profit veterinarians also earn around $90,000 a year.

What is the #1 vet school in the US?

Best Veterinary Schools

RANK PEER ASSESSMENT SCORE

University of California--Davis Davis, CA #1 in Veterinary Medicine :4.7
Cornell University Ithaca, NY #2 in Veterinary Medicine: 4.4
Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO #3 in Veterinary Medicine: 4.2

Can a veterinarian get tattoos?

There is no doubt that the answer is yes! Tattoos generally don't prevent you from working in veterinary environments, at least in English-speaking countries. Consider getting tattoos in less visible areas if you think employers might object to them!

Who is America's favorite vet?

Dr. Gary Richter - America's Favorite Veterinarian and Best-Selling Author.

Which president never had a pet?

Presidents James K. Polk, Andrew Johnson, and Donald Trump were the only ones without presidential pets. Johnson did, however, feed some mice he found in his bedroom.

Which president had the weirdest pet?

John Quincy Adams is said to have kept an alligator in the East Room, which made him the oddest (and possibly most dangerous) First Pet.

What vet do celebrities go to?

"Doc Hollywood", also known as Dr. Jeff Werber, is famous for keeping celebrity pets healthy and happy. A veterinarian and journalist with 30 years of experience.

Do veterinarians love animals?

It's fair to say that everyone who works in the veterinary industry should have a deep love of animals.
However, not all do.

How old is the average vet?

Veterinarians on average are 42 years old. Whites make up 87.7% of veterinarians, followed by Hispanics or Latinos (4.7%), Asians (4.7%), and Blacks (1.5%).

Can vets become rich?

A daily job treating sick and injured animals can be difficult emotionally and physically. The hours can be long, the physical effort grueling. Veterinary salaries vary widely, but veterinarians rarely become wealthy. Veterinary care will always be needed as long as there are animals.

Can I become a vet without biology?

A bachelor's degree is required for admission to veterinary colleges if you want to become a veterinarian. Physics, Chemistry and Biology are the major subjects you should have a background in.

What is a veterinarian Major called?

DVM degrees are typically awarded after an undergraduate degree of four years (eight years of study after high school).



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