vet surgery in geneva
At MVET clinics, you can access elective and emergency veterinary surgery services for cats, dogs, and other animals. Our veterinarians are trained and perform operations including castration, sterilization, mass excision, eye operations and some abdominal surgeries
vet surgery in geneva
At MVET clinics, you can access elective and emergency veterinary surgery services for cats, dogs, and other animals. Our veterinarians are trained and perform operations including castration, sterilization, mass excision, eye operations and some abdominal surgeries
dogs
Appointment at the clinic
Cats
Appointment at the clinic
rabbits
Appointment at the clinic
What animals do we treat?
WHICH VETERINARIAN ADVISES ON SURGICAL PROBLEMS AT THE CLINIC?
At MVET clinics, all veterinarians perform surgical procedures on cats, dogs, and other pets. Depending on the schedule and workload, one of the veterinarians will conduct the operation
DR.BIANCA GURLUI eira
Dr. Bianca Gurlui Eira is certified in veterinary dermatology by the European School of Advanced Veterinary Studies. In 2021, she obtained a higher education diploma from the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest
dr.Maria Ciobanu
Dr. Maria Ciobanu obtained her degree in veterinary medicine from the University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Cluj-Napoca in 2019. She has experience in internal medicine, soft tissue surgery, dermatology, and oncology.
dr.Chloé Navech
Dr. Chloé Navech, graduated from Alfonso X El Sabio University in Madrid in 2022, specializes in animal behavior, feeding, and nutrition
Which organs and systems do we operate?
Stomach and intestines
Reproductive system
Eyes and ears
Abdominal organs
Skin
Urinary system
COST OF THE MOST COMMON VET SURGICAL PROCEDURES
Cat cesarean section (surgical procedure)
from 501.90 CHF
from 501.90 CHF
Dog cesarean section (surgical procedure)
from 650.70 CHF (depends on the weight)
from 650.70 CHF (depends on the weight)
Splenectomy
from 675 CHF
from 675 CHF
Pyometra in a dog
from 800 CHF (depends on the weight)
from 800 CHF (depends on the weight)
Gastrotomy in a dog/cat (surgical procedure)
from 500 CHF (depends on the weight)
from 500 CHF (depends on the weight)
Enterectomy
from 650 CHF
from 650 CHF
emergency
Hemorrhage
Gastric or intestinal obstruction
Bites and traumas
Abscesses
Dystocia requiring a cesarean section
When do animals need surgery?
Prevention
Castration and sterilization in dogs, cats, and exotic pets
Reconstructive surgery: Certain breeds of dogs and cats may have genetic anomalies that require reconstructive surgery
How to prepare the animal for surgery?
PRE-OPERATIVE CONSULTATION
A pre-operative consultation is required before the surgery. During this consultation, the veterinarian assesses your animal, discusses the surgical procedure, and provides you with a quote at the end of the consultation
Preoperative assessments
unfortunately, there is no zero risk for anesthesia, but depending on the health status of your animal, preoperative assessments are recommended
BRING YOUR ANIMAL FASTED
your animal's last meal should be the evening before the surgery. Do not feed them on the morning of the surgery
How does our veterinary practice operate?
There are several ways to schedule a surgery appointment for your cat, dog, or exotic pet at the MVET clinic. You can call our phone line or schedule an appointment directly through our website. You can also consult with a veterinarian online at any time through the MVET.CH app
Book
an appointment
in the appointment calendar
an appointment
in the appointment calendar
022 596 73 55
Call to schedule
an appointment
at the MVET clinic
an appointment
at the MVET clinic
Download
the MVET.Ch app
for an online consultation
the MVET.Ch app
for an online consultation
