Preventive medicine is at the heart of Vétéo’s philosophy:
prevention is better than cure.
Caring for an animal means supporting them throughout their life with regular check-ups, tailored advice, a reasoned approach to vaccination and prophylaxis, and awareness of today’s challenges.
Prevention means offering your companion a longer, more comfortable, and more peaceful life.
Vaccination protects against the most serious diseases, but it must be adapted to the animal, their lifestyle, and their environment.
What we offer:
• vaccination protocols for cats, dogs, and rabbits following international WSAVA guidelines
• personalised adaptation based on age, lifestyle, and actual risks
• regular follow-up to maintain optimal protection
Protecting against parasites means protecting the animal… but also their family.
What we take into account:
• the animal’s actual exposure (outdoors, contact, travel)
• presence of vulnerable individuals in the household
• local biodiversity and the ecological impact of antiparasitics
• zoonotic risks
What we offer:
• personalised antiparasitic plan
• thoughtful selection of molecules according to actual risk
• seasonal or targeted prophylaxis depending on the animal
• practical advice to limit excessive use of treatments
The first paediatric visits are essential to give a puppy or kitten the best start in life.
They allow us to ensure healthy growth and to establish the foundations of long-term prevention.
What we offer:
• complete paediatric check-up
• growth monitoring (weight, morphology, nutrition) and discussion of possible sterilisation
• behavioural advice
• personalised paediatric vaccination protocol
• implementation of the young animal’s antiparasitic plan
Our companions are living longer, and their needs evolve with age.
Geriatrics allows us to detect age-related conditions early and significantly improve their comfort and quality of life.
What we offer:
• complete senior panel (kidney, liver, blood, hormonal function…)
• measurement of blood pressure (offered as screening for cats over 7 years old during health check-ups)
• assessment of mobility and pain
• imaging: radiographs, ultrasound, echocardiography
• advice on nutrition, activity, and daily comfort
