The practice is located in an emblematic building in Territet-Montreux.
It was here that Claude Nobs, founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, was born. In 1967, he established the Festival's first permanent base here.
The premises later housed the Festival's audiovisual archives, now inscribed on the UNESCO "Memory of the World" Register.
More recently, the premises were home to Territet & Co: an open, eco-conscious and spontaneous space where people would gather for a drink, exchange ideas, improvise... A place deeply human and firmly rooted in the life of Territet.
These walls have always been a place of encounter, culture and transmission.
I wanted to honour this spirit: a warm, vibrant atmosphere, deeply rooted in the history of the Riviera.
Today, this space welcomes your companions into a gentle and calming environment, designed to reduce stress.
The practice is fully equipped with high-end medical equipment: medical imaging, dentistry, in-house laboratory, anaesthesia, cat-friendly hospitalisation, and more.
But beyond the technical aspects, what truly matters is the human element: providing the best possible care with professionalism, open dialogue and compassion.
It is in this spirit that I chose, in my own way, to write a new chapter here.
«Jazz and Veterinary Medicine share the art of controlled improvisation»
I believe in a simple, clear and humane approach to veterinary medicine.
Each visit is a exchange The whole team takes the time to’explain and to reassure.
The welfare of animals lies at the heart of my approach.
A calm atmosphere, gentle handling and thoughtfully designed spaces: everything is done to ensure your companion feels safe.
In a context of climate crisis and biodiversity collapse, the veterinarian is an essential link in the health of all living beings.
We adopt a reasoned approach :
Vétéo is an independent clinic.
My medical decisions are guided by your animal, the context and the relevance of the treatment envisaged.
