Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2

Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2 Ihre sympathische Kleintierpraxis in Zürich Kreis 2 - we care for you and your pet !
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DANGER BAiTS  - repost ! Yesterday Friday the 23rd of August morning prepared sausage pieces with needles have been foun...
24/08/2024

DANGER BAiTS - repost ! Yesterday Friday the 23rd of August morning prepared sausage pieces with needles have been found on Lessingstrasse, Kreis 2, Zürich - near Sihlcity!
The police is already informed as well as hopefully the dog community here! We do not know if the danger is gone and if and where some new baits might be hidden!
Please keep your dogs leashed, under control and call the police and veterinary emergency if in doubt… (make sure you practice and emergency stop signal with your dogs)🙏

APPRENTICE ANNOUNCEMENT - we welcome Otilija Wanger as a new member to our veterinary practice team! Otilija started her...
19/08/2024

APPRENTICE ANNOUNCEMENT - we welcome Otilija Wanger as a new member to our veterinary practice team! Otilija started her apprenticeship in our clinic today. She will perform her 3 year program to become a veterinary technician (tiermedizinische Praxisassistentin) with a federal certificate of proficiency TPA EFZ (eidgenössisches Fähigkeitszeugnis). The demanding
apprenticeship consists of a two module training course in a veterinary practice with special education approval by the canton of Zürich and will be supplemented by school and specific extern course education. Dear Otilija, we wish you all the best, a successfull education time and lots of interesting and enriching experiences in our practice with pet owners and various animal patients. The team of Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2

TRAVEL SEASON - is just around the corner, there are a few things to consider when your pets accompany you!Not only the ...
08/06/2024

TRAVEL SEASON - is just around the corner, there are a few things to consider when your pets accompany you!
Not only the entry to other countries is subject to regulations, but also the return to Switzerland. Please Inform yourself early enough about import restrictions and consider whether your pet with travel with you you or you have it cared for at home/with friends/family/petsitter…1. Important prophylactics against ectoparasites - fleas are yearround active and can transmit pathogens to your animal including tapeworms. Various ticks can be vectors and transmit diseases such as babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis and hepatozoonosis. Sand mosquitoes can transmit the dangerous leishmaniosis to your pet - in Southern and Eastern Europe mosquitoes can also spread heart dirofilariosis. Suitable prophylactics against fleas, ticks and mosquitoes and special informations are available at our practice. You should treat your animal BEFORE departure and regularly refresh the protection during the trip at the specified effect intervals.
2. Treatments against worms - dogs and cats can be infected with parasites such as tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, lung- or heartworms, some of these are even zoonoses and endanger humans as well. Recommended are treatments with a broad spectrum against various worms and can be bought in our veterinary practice.
If you travel for more than 3-4 weeks, the treatment should be repeated every 4-weeks. The last treatment must take place within 4 weeks of return.
3. In mediterranean and south-eastern Europe, many dogs are infected by parasites such as Leishmania, Babesia and heartworms. In these areas, a transfer to-your pet can be possible. The consequences can be serious diseases with even fatal courses, sometimes symptoms occur even years later.
Please check with your trusted veterinarian before travelling - wishing you relaxed holidays with pets ⛱️☀️

HAPPY VET ViSiT - new ❤️ happy visits in our veterinary practice ! Why are positive experiences so important for your do...
17/04/2024

HAPPY VET ViSiT - new ❤️ happy visits in our veterinary practice ! Why are positive experiences so important for your dog and cat, especially in a bit of a strange and scary place as the veterinary clinic??
We all know that the trip to the vet can be quite stressful for our pets, including the worried owners… But what if we could turn these visits into a more positive experience?
Happy visits are just that - visits to the vet that only contain positive experiences, no stressful interactions or controls for your pets… a relaxed atmosphere to check out the examination room, get some tasty treats and cuddles from our empathic team… all of this creates positive emotions and connections with the veterinary practice 😻. It’s a great way to show your dog that going to the vets doesn’t always mean something unpleasant is going to happen and that it can even be very rewarding, be fun and play time,
A positive visit to the vets can reduce anxiety and stress, not only for your pet, but for you as a concerned owner too! If your dog associates the practice with positive memories, the next visit will be much more pleasant for both of you…
Happy visits may even strengthen the bond between you and your dog.
These are just some reasons why we now offer these special „happy vet visits“ ! It’s not only a way to strengthen the connection between you and your dog, but also to ensure your dog that it is as comfortable and safe as possible in our veterinary clinic and that our staff is friendly and supportive (memorised yummy treats… lick paste and plate work wonders as well…).
Be it a booked appointment, a short positive visit in our waiting room or even a small training session in the treatment room - contact our professional staff to discuss the possibilities and find the perfect solution for your beloved furry friend..❤️ likes to thank .medicaltraining for the bright idea and text about happy vet visits… 🙏 thanks to our special and happy patient .ear_beagle.charlie

EMERGENCY COURSE / FiRST AiD FOR YOUR DOG - the first practical course for interested dog owners took place last Friday ...
17/04/2024

EMERGENCY COURSE / FiRST AiD FOR YOUR DOG - the first practical course for interested dog owners took place last Friday by sunny spring weather under a blooming fruit tree 😻. The course covered commonly occurring injuries, acute illnesses, the contents of a first aid kit as well as emergency cases such as bleeding, intoxication choking etc…When is my dog an emergency, when to rush to the veterinary clinic, how to prepare, transport an injured dog ? …. and most important how can I react at home, how can I help??? Would you know the NORMAL range of your dogs vital parameter and where to find them anatomical? The first practical exercises consisted of finding these important parameters… we also nursed us up to bandaging limbs as well as the head. See some perfect (healthy) patients throughout the course. Thank you to the motivated audience and Carolina .ch_zuerich for the organisation of the course. thanks for the vital parameter graphics

BEZOAR - Hairballs in cats (trichobezoars) occur naturally. It is caused by clumping of hair in the cat’s stomach. When ...
21/02/2024

BEZOAR - Hairballs in cats (trichobezoars) occur naturally. It is caused by clumping of hair in the cat’s stomach. When cats clean their fur, they regularly swallows loose hair, which can form into hairballs in the stomach.
Usually these hairballs pass through the digestive tract, cats can also regurgitate the hairballs to spit them out.
Cat hairballs occur in both short-haired and long-haired cats and mostly do not cause medical problems. However some can not be removed by vomiting and can form into bigger bezoars, even calcificate, cause weight loss, chronic nausea ad vomiting, gastritis and even lead to problematic and live threatening ileum (blocked intestines)! There is an increased risk of the formation of problematic hairballs:
• Long-haired cats
• Indoor cats
• increased hair loss, e.g.during coat change (spring, autumn)
• in case of hair loss due to illness
• increased cleaning, e.g. because of
• Itching and psychological stress (psychogenic lick alopecia)
• Intestinal diseases or administration of medications that inhibit intestinal motor function.
Our short-haired cat patient had a history of vomiting, not eating and apathy. In our x-ray check (2nd and 3rd picture) we saw the culprit causing these problems and referred her to the to have the bezoars cleared by endoscopy. The kitty patient recovered quick and nicely… always contact your vet if your cat starts vomiting regularly with no obvious cause…😻‼️prophylactic treatments include regular grooming/brushing at home to get rid of extra fur/hair, feeding several times a day, cat grass, fiber-rich cat food, special supplementary feed … do not hesitate to contact your vet for more details on bezoars. Your team (thank you LYSSBACHVET for the 4th picture of an endoscopic bezoar removal)

WE CELEBRATE 6 YEARS OF KLEiNTIERPRAXiS KREiS 2 - happy anniversary 🍀 6 years ago, on the 8th of January 2018 our veteri...
07/01/2024

WE CELEBRATE 6 YEARS OF KLEiNTIERPRAXiS KREiS 2 - happy anniversary 🍀 6 years ago, on the 8th of January 2018 our veterinary practice opened its doors for pets and their owners... we have encountered many happy and interesting but also sad and emotional pet moments…We would not want to miss them since they were all were responsible and helped us grow into the competent, caring and empathic team we are now. We hope to be able to provide our personalised veterinary service for you and your pets for many more exciting and fulfilling years in veterinary medicine to come.... Thank you all for the trust, loyalty and support in any kind of way shown to us! Our team appreciates it very much…♥️🙏 Some interesting facts about our clinic : we reached the number of 10 employees, around 3000 patients of which 55% are cats 🐈‍⬛, 40% are dogs 🐕 and 5% rodents and other small animals, the „Top 5 names“ of our pet patients are 1. LUNA, 2. MiA, 3. NALA, 4. SiMBA … we love our profession and like to care for you and your pets, your team of ❤️

THANK YOU - we look back to another successful year with lots of human and animal contact, we got to know a lot of new g...
30/12/2023

THANK YOU - we look back to another successful year with lots of human and animal contact, we got to know a lot of new georgeous, funny, lively, cute, cuter, sceptic, grumpy, fluffy, cheeky and just plain wonderful patients! Thank you to everyone who enters our practice with a smile, kind words and a regard for the warm welcome.
Thank you for your understanding of the “struggle” to do several things at once in a veterinary clinic and be there for everyone sometimes all at the same time.
Thank you for laughing and sometimes crying together with us.
Thank you for caring for pets or any kind of animals, for supporting rescue and animal rights.
Thank you to help us perform and provide veterinary services for you and your pet.
Thank you for every nice and kind social contact, through phone calls, mails, social media, post mail or personal visits.
Thank you for your trust and acknowledgment of our empathetic and professional team.
Thank you for choosing our vet clinic for your pets and entrusting us with their medical care and prophylactic… there are so many more reasons to be thankful for… We wish you with family and pets all the best and a happy new year 🍀.
We are looking forward seeing you 2024 , your team of Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2 ♥️

CHRiSTMAS SEASON - OPENING HOURS Happy second advent, how fast the year has passed and it is that time of year again... ...
10/12/2023

CHRiSTMAS SEASON - OPENING HOURS Happy second advent, how fast the year has passed and it is that time of year again... our Christmas decoration shall add some joy and warmth to our pre-christmas days...🎄we wish you a happy, healthy and joyful festive season. ! Do you already know our Story advent calendar? 24 recommendations, suggestions, anecdotes from our clinic for pet pawrents, starting the 1st of December.
Check the daily story or see “Christmas 2023” Story-Collection to view all of them... thank you for your attention and enjoy a stress less, laidback and joyful pre-Christmas time with family and pets...your team of Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2 🎄

DECIDUOS TEETH - cute Charlie was presented for his third catflu prevention vaccination. By close control of this purrin...
21/11/2023

DECIDUOS TEETH - cute Charlie was presented for his third catflu prevention vaccination. By close control of this purring fellow we confirmed him changing his teeth. In close up you see him showing us his 8 ! canine teeth… 🦷 we see that he already changed his incisiv teeth and his persistent canine teeth are breaking through. The canine milkteeth (longer, sharper and thinner teeth) are still present but will fall out soon. The gums are a bit reddish due to light inflammation. Sometimes owners notice bad breath, hypersalivation and as in Charlie’s case gnawing on a variety of stiff. The changing of thresh in cats and dogs is presented between 4-7 months of age. If a milk tooth is not falling out it is called a deciduous tooth and might need to be pulled. As a rule we can say if you notice double teeth and none of them is loose call for a control at you vet clinic. As soon as the teeth have changed or even with milk teeth playful tooth cleaning can be started…

ZUKUNFTSTAG - on “Future Day”, girls and boys discover the diversity of the professional world and thereby expand their ...
09/11/2023

ZUKUNFTSTAG - on “Future Day”, girls and boys discover the diversity of the professional world and thereby expand their future prospects.
Future Day also strengthens the courage and self-confidence of young people to not focus on stereotypical role models, but rather on their own interests and talents.
Companies, organizations, vocational schools and universities introduce young people to gender-atypical professions and thus invest in gender-sensitive promotion of young talent. Future Day offers schools the opportunity to show students new horizons and encourage them to confidently shape their future. Conclusion after we thank Mara, Thalia, Emilia and Mischa for their visit and enthusiastic help during our appointments and also in experiencing various new veterinary-medical skills. Our patient “Teddy” was a pro due to regular medical training and very well behaved. All his medical issues and beyond where treated with excellent tender love and care ❤️

PET CANCER AWARENESS MONTH - NOVEMBER Together against cancer!As part of Pet Cancer Awareness Month, our clinic wants to...
01/11/2023

PET CANCER AWARENESS MONTH - NOVEMBER Together against cancer!
As part of Pet Cancer Awareness Month, our clinic wants to help raise awareness of cancer in pets. Did you know that one in four dogs and even one on five cats will suffer from a form of cancer during their lifetime. This does not always have to be life threatening since diagnostics and treatment plans have increased immensely over the last years. Please consider getting an insurance plan from an early puppy/kitten age on, so you might not have to worry about other factors if your beloved pet gets sick. Cancer can affect our furry family members, which is why early detection and prevention are crucial. Age, breed and other factors can affect your pet’s risk of cancer. We would like to encourage all pet owners to bring their four-legged friends to their favourite veterinary practice at least once year for a health check, because we as veterinary experts can ensure that the right measures are taken so that your pet can spend a longer, healthier and happier life within your family.
If you notice weight loss, change in appetite, behaviour or other symptoms do not hesitate to contact us. The perfect time to schedule your pets annual check-up is now, we do recommend these checks at least once a year next to your vaccination plan and even twice a year from an age of around 9 years. Thank you for helping raise awareness about neoplasia in pets… pictured some of our patients (first picture Maya at her annual check up, second picture mammatumors in an intact female dog, third picture one of our beloved patients after his Tumor surgery) ❤️

HAPPY VETTECH WEEK - we love to celebrate our precious staff members and the hard daily work they do every day! Their da...
18/10/2023

HAPPY VETTECH WEEK - we love to celebrate our precious staff members and the hard daily work they do every day! Their daily empathic commitment and contribution is what also makes a clinic stand out…Our staff works hard and sometimes long hours to help our patients / your pets in many ways that often go unnoticed. Also being a vettech is never just the job - the emotional toil that nursing takes on us can be uplifting at times as well as depressing in our darkest moments and our body and minds do not forget… every clinic relies on these precious staff members who help in so many ways beyond their job description and no vet clinic would be able to care for their patients without then. Did you know that not only Switzerland but the rest of a Europe is facing a shortage of employees in the veterinary fields? This is also why our clinic is proud to be an approved training company for prospective veterinary practice assistants TPA / vettechs. The promotion of young people is important to us. Our veterinary practice is a company in which practical vocational training takes place and we help to train future specialists for veterinary medicine. Here are just some examples of jobs a vettech fulfills all at once : Receptionist, pet owner support,
Groomer, Dog walker
Janitor
Control specialist of hygiene and safety
Emotional supporter of all staff and clients, patients
Educator, motivator of staff, psychologist and coach
Anesthesiologist, X-ray Technician, surgical assistant
Lab Technician,
Nurse, Care giver
Dental Hygienist,
This list and details are in no way finished… We thank you for appreciating these important team@players in our clinic… thank you vettechs ❤️

WORLD ANiMAL PROTECTiON DAYEvery October 4th, the birthday of Saint Francis of Assisi, is World Animal Protection Day......
04/10/2023

WORLD ANiMAL PROTECTiON DAY
Every October 4th, the birthday of Saint Francis of Assisi, is World Animal Protection Day...
This day is intended to draw attention to the divided relationship between humans and animals and the frequent suffering of animals caused by humans. Farm animals and pets are often kept in poor conditions, neglected or tortured.
Animals should be perceived as living beings that have their own rights and are not treated like products or goods. In addition to medical care, species-appropriate husbandry includes sufficient space, a healthy diet and sufficient attention as well as knowledge and information about the rights and obligations of an animal owner...(pictured my own dog ACOMA in a stray shelter in Romania, where she ended up as a young puppy been captured from the streets…but now living her best live in Zürich)
Thank you for your commitment to animals ❤️, your

Is your dog still that flexible and active? MULTi-MODAL PAiN MANAGEMENT -  September is pain awareness month! Animals ex...
23/09/2023

Is your dog still that flexible and active? MULTi-MODAL PAiN MANAGEMENT - September is pain awareness month! Animals experience pain just like humans do, but they often struggle to express it. Find 6 signs, that may indicate your pets pain : • decreased play and activity
• changes in sleeping patterns
• avoiding stairs or jumping
• changes in appetite
• over-grooming specific areas
• growling, hissing, defensive or changed behaviour… make sure to call your vet for a thorough control of your pet and asses an appropriate treatment of painful diseases are diagnosed. One of the most common chronic pain causes is Osteoarthritis! Now over time, however, it has become apparent that a non-steroidal-anti inflammatory drug (NSAID such as Metacam, Onsior, Previcox..) alone does not always provide as much pain relief as hoped. Pain research has also advanced, suggesting that a more appropriate choice for managing the chronic pain of Osteoarthritis is targeted therapy, addressing various specific areas and tissues in the body, and utilizing specific pain management tools such as : joint supplements and nutraceuticals (e.g., glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate)
nutrition leading to weight normalisation,
adjunctive medications have also been used to complement NSAID in multi-modal therapy plans this includes neuropathic pain mediation (ex. Gabapentin), morphine derivates and the new monthly injection of mononuclear antibodies (Librela). A combination of drugs, weight management and physical medicine including physiotherapy or acupuncture is recommended and shows sustainable improvement and can lead to decreased use of the NSAID drugs. Let’s help find the personalised solution for your pet if in need of pain management ❤️

MANDATORY DOG REGiSTRATiON - According to the law on keeping dogs, the city police are obliged to keep a register of all...
13/09/2023

MANDATORY DOG REGiSTRATiON -
According to the law on keeping dogs, the city police are obliged to keep a register of all dogs kept in the city of Zurich. In any case, every dog from the 3rd month of age must be registered with the dog control of the city of Zürich within 10 days. All dogs must be chipped and registered with the Amicus dog database, www.amicus.ch. This why most georgeous and adorable dachshund puppy Oli came to our clinic. After being „imported“ from Germany he needed his microchip, passport, vaccinations and import details such as declaration at the border to be controlled. He was the cutest patient of the day and was very brave not even noticing the vaccination being done at the same time - but was very focussed on our lick plate with delicious paste…🐶❤️
Contact: Hundekontrolle der Stadt Zürich (Zurich City Dog Control), +41 44 411 61 92,email: [email protected]
If you have never owned a dog and want to adopt a dog, the registration procedure is a two-step process. The same applies if you move to Switzerland from abroad. Before entering the country, make sure that your dog has a valid pet passport with all the documents required for entry into Switzerland (microchip implantation, valid rabies vaccination, possibly a health certificate - if you are not traveling from a country with urban rabies). Always declare your dog at the appropriate customs office the first time you cross the border into Switzerland.
If your personal data is already recorded by AMICUS, the first step of the registration process is not necessary:
1. Collection of your personal data:
1.1. You go to your municipality of residence, which collects all the necessary data about you and records you in AMICUS. When your data is recorded in AMICUS, you will be assigned a personal ID, which AMICUS will send you. For more information do not hesitate to contact us

HAPPY iNTERNATiONAL DOG DAY - a day to remember the relationship human - animal… dogs are so much more than a pet : they...
26/08/2023

HAPPY iNTERNATiONAL DOG DAY - a day to remember the relationship human - animal… dogs are so much more than a pet : they are family, friend, supporter, caregiver, coach, personal trainer, role model, comforter, physiotherapist, even life saver… they can and will be whatever you let them be ! We wish for the dogs of the world that they will be seen, respected, valued, recognised, helped, supported and be able to live a fearfree life they deserve ! Thank you all involved in the making of dog dreams come true…❤️

CATS MAY NOT HAVE 9 LiVES, that is why catowners (employees of domestic cats) need to do what is possible to protect the...
24/08/2023

CATS MAY NOT HAVE 9 LiVES, that is why catowners (employees of domestic cats) need to do what is possible to protect them. One important topic is to chose the right vaccinations that protect your cat from diseases caused by viruses and bacteria.
Kittens should be introduced at your favourite vetclinic and get their first check up, informations on deworming and antiparasitic treatment and their vaccinations at an early age of 8/9 weeks until they are about 16-20 weeks old. Then they must be boostered a year later. The shots come in a series every 3 to 4 weeks. Adult cats need shots less often, usually every year or depending on their lifestyle 🐈. Besides the cat flu vaccination recommended for all cats (feline herpesvirus, calicivirus, panleukopenia) , your cat might need extra shots if she likes to stroll around outside and is around other cats. This would be the feline leukemia vaccination, this serious viral infection spreads through many bodily fluids like saliva, urin, blood and can be transferred… Feline leukemia cannot be cured, so prevention is a priority. If your cat stays inside all of the time, you might think they are automatically protected from these kinds of diseases. But they could still catch airborne germs that might come in through a window or door. And even the most docile kitties sometimes make a run for it. If your cat gets outside, you want to make sure they are protected. Indoor cats may also pick up bacteria and viruses when they stay at a kennel and if you bring a new cat home… we created the information sheet „Jungkatzen“ with the most asked questions for you and you cats… do not hesitate to contact us for further questions, your cattleman

MEDiCAL TRAiNiNG - what would be better than start your dogs relationship with its preferred veterinarian at puppy age. ...
04/08/2023

MEDiCAL TRAiNiNG - what would be better than start your dogs relationship with its preferred veterinarian at puppy age. We try to create a fear free, fun and interesting first visit full of positive reinforcement for your pup 🐾 A comfortable blanket, lick plate and paste with delicious taste that let forget about the medical control and even injection of the vaccine. You as an owner can start from day one at home with your pup by inspiring, playful, joyful and supportive “get to know to be touched anywhere”… our empathic and competent staff members like to answer your questions concerning puppy visits. By the way, these two georgeous and most brave Whestie siblings where so distracted and eager to clean the plate, they did not notice their first shot. Looking forward to watch you grow 😻

HAPPY BiRTHDAY SWiTZERLAND - celebrate the Swiss national day with your family and enjoy a day off. Please be considerat...
01/08/2023

HAPPY BiRTHDAY SWiTZERLAND - celebrate the Swiss national day with your family and enjoy a day off. Please be considerate with fireworks since lots of your neighbours (pets, wildlife, kids) might fear it.
Please keep your dogs secured on a leash the whole day and eventually keep your cat indoor. For more information about pet safety /precautions with fireworks see our story highlight “1. AUGUST”… ‼️
Our clinic stays closed today, back for you and your pet tomorrow Wednesday 2nd. Take care, your team of Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2 🇨🇭 🇨🇭

SUNSCREEN FOR YOUR PET?  It is recommended for light-colored coats that are more susceptible to sun damage and sensitive...
20/07/2023

SUNSCREEN FOR YOUR PET? It is recommended for light-colored coats that are more susceptible to sun damage and sensitive areas with reduced hair coverage, such as the nose, ears (tips) and abdomen
Especially hairless pet breeds or animals with less hair due to different causes or areas that require extra
protection as large wound etc.
Photo-aggravated diseases can worsen with sunlight exposure…
Scars need shielding from harmful UV. talk to your vet about special pet safe sunscreen ensuring that your pets can enjoy the outdoors while staying safe from the sun's harmful effects. Contact us for further i formation or especially if your light coloured or hairless animal shows skin irritations/changements, we usually recommend further diagnostic tests for these skin issues such as fine needle aspirations, biopsies or surgical removal and histopathological examination of the skinlesuons… stay safe during sunny days…☀️ your Light-colored coats that are more susceptible to sun damage
• Sensitive areas with reduced hair coverage, such as the nose, ears, and abdomen
5 Hairless animals or areas that require extra
protection
• Photo-aggravated diseases that can worsen with sunlight exposure
Scars that need shielding from harmful UV rays
With SunFREE SPF30+, we're putting their wellbeing first, ensuring they can enjoy the outdoors while staying safe from the sun's harmful effects.

WHAT iS YOUR GUESS - how many kitten will to-be cat-mam Masha need to take care of soon? Swipe for the answer. Did you k...
13/07/2023

WHAT iS YOUR GUESS - how many kitten will to-be cat-mam Masha need to take care of soon? Swipe for the answer. Did you know that cats and dogs gestation time lasts around two month (63-68days) and that with the calcification of the bones at around 30 days the foetuses can be counted by numbers. We count the heads and belonging spines and ribs…looking forward to meet the kitties...😻

HOLiDAY CHECK - ok this will be the last reminder for you, but we will not get tired to help you keep in mind certain ho...
10/07/2023

HOLiDAY CHECK - ok this will be the last reminder for you, but we will not get tired to help you keep in mind certain holiday precautions. As for now, the main themes like petpassport, microchip, valid rabies vaccination should be widely known as have-to-dos before checking out of our every day life and into holiday mode.
One very important thing is PARASiTE PROPGYLACTiC - be sure to discuss parasite protection/prophylaxis with your veterinarian, deworming is generally recommended AFTER holidays, or if your holidays with your pet last longer than 14 days. Then deworm on site and again after returning home (heartworm prophylaxis or other internal parasites). Apply the prophylaxis against ticks, fleas and mosquitoes (very important, since many parasite remedies sold in Switzerland are not effective against mosquitoes) a few days BEFORE the holidays (especially in warmer regions, see www.Esccap.ch map), these products are usually collars or drops and possibly renew them after 3-4 weeks on-holiday-site during your relaxing stay away from home. Obtain information on vector (ticks, mosquitos) transmitted infectious and possibly fatal ending diseases in dogs and cats, such as leishmaniasis, babesiosis, erlichiosis, heartworm disease etc. Most of them@fortunately not common in Switzerland due to different climate that is needed by the vectors (again see www.esccap.ch). Discuss the possibilities of blood tests/controls for these diseases with your local vet, especially if your pet has stayed in risk countries for a longer period of time or originates from these countries. For now we wish you safe trips with your pets, relaxing and sunny holidays with lots of joyful memories to come 🏝️your

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Die Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2 wurde im Januar 2018 nach der Übernahme der Praxis von Herrn Dr.med.vet. Ueli Coradi gegründet und die Praxisräumlichkeiten nach kurzer Modernisierung für Sie und Ihre Tiere eröffnet. Alle Mitarbeiterinnen der Tierarztpraxis Kreis 2 in der Enge Zürich/Wollishofen teilen die Freude an einem medizinischen Beruf zum Wohle der Tiere. Wichtig sind uns ein freundlicher, kompetenter und einfühlsamer Umgang mit Mensch und Tier - gemeinsam mit Ihnen möchten wir dafür sorgen, dass Ihre Haustiere gesund, zufrieden und lange in der Gemeinschaft Ihrer Familie leben können. Im Vordergrund steht für uns die persönliche Verbundenheit mit unseren Patienten und Ihnen, deren Besitzern. Lassen Sie uns Ihre Ansprechpartner für die Gesundheit und Vorsorge Ihrer Tiere sein. Wir freuen uns, Sie und Ihre Tiere persönlich kennenzulernen und Ihre Erwartungen in veterinärmedizinischer als auch menschlicher Hinsicht zu erfüllen. Herzlichst, Ihr Team der Kleintierpraxis Kreis 2


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