Hospitalisation

Sometimes a pet needs extra care and monitoring. In that case, hospitalisation may be necessary, for example after a surgical procedure or in the case of a serious condition requiring intensive treatment.

After an operation, even in the case of a day admission, we let patients wake up calmly in a safe, warm and well-controlled environment. This allows us to closely monitor recovery and quickly spot any complications.

Animals that need intensive medical care can also be hospitalised with us. This includes, for example, IV fluid therapy, medication administration, wound care, assisted feeding or intensive monitoring of critical patients.

Hospitalisation

Separate spaces for dogs and cats

We have two separate hospitalisation wards: one for dogs and one for cats. We're particularly pleased about this, as it significantly reduces stress, especially for cats.

Our hospitalisation facilities are fully adapted to the needs of our patients:

  • modular cages adapted to the size and needs of the animal
  • individually adjustable heating
  • underfloor heating in the dog ward
  • oxygen supply when needed
  • infusion pumps for precise fluid administration
  • materials that can be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected

Comfort and stress reduction

A stay at a veterinary practice is naturally stressful for an animal. That's why we pay extra attention to comfort and stress reduction.

All patients stay on soft, absorbent bedding, suited to their species and medical condition. Cats are also given the chance to retreat safely or rest at a height. We also use pheromones to help reduce their stress as much as possible.

A familiar blanket, toy or scent from home can also help.

Warmth, love & care

Alongside medical care, we consider warmth and attention just as important. That's why our patients receive not only the necessary treatments, but also plenty of rest, gentle care and personal attention.

Isolation room

For animals with a contagious condition, we have a separate isolation room. This protects both other patients and our hospitalisation environment as effectively as possible.

Hospitalisation cat
Hospitalisation dog
Hospi Dog After Surgery
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