Companion Animal Clinic (Canine and Feline)
Clinical excellence serving your companions and veterinary education.
The ENSV Companion Animal Clinic is a leading academic facility dedicated to the medicine and surgery of dogs and cats. As a true center for practical training, it enables our students to practice under real-life conditions, supervised by specialist practitioners. This rigorous framework ensures high-quality care and exemplary adherence to clinical protocols.
Our Missions and Veterinary Services
Our clinic provides comprehensive care, combining preventive medicine and curative treatments for domestic carnivores.
Preventive Medicine: Protecting the Future
Prevention is at the heart of our activities. We offer:
Vaccination Programs: An essential procedure to prevent major infectious diseases.
Deworming Protocols: Protection against internal parasites, crucial for animal health and for the sanitary safety of the human family (control of zoonotic diseases).
Medical Consultations: Thorough Diagnosis
Our teams manage a wide range of consultation reasons, including:
General Disorders: Weight loss, decreased appetite (dysorexia).
Respiratory Diseases: Coughing, nasal discharge.
Digestive Disorders: Diarrhea, vomiting.
Dermatology and Reproduction: Specialized diagnostics and follow-up care.
Practical Information and Patient Admission
To ensure the proper functioning of the clinic and the safety of all, please review our admission procedures:
Opening Hours and Access
Opening Days: From Sunday to Thursday.
Reception Hours: From 08:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Availability: Clinical activities are suspended during university holiday periods.
Appointment Policy
General Consultations: Free of charge and without prior appointment.
Vaccination Services: Appointment required.
Mandatory Instructions for Owners
To ensure the comfort and safety of patients, students, and staff, the following rules must be strictly observed:
Documents: Owners must present the animal’s health record or a valid, up-to-date vaccination certificate.
Dogs: Must be kept on a leash and muzzled at all times.
Cats: Must be transported in a suitable carrier to prevent escape or excessive stress.
Animals must be accompanied by adults.