LEA

The newest member of Bestiaire du Rhône, Léa joined the team in August 2024 to begin her training as a veterinary assistant. With enthusiasm and dedication, she learns every day from both the team and the animals. She also happily drives our TaxiBestial cargo bike — feel free to call her when you need help transporting your pets across Geneva.

Célia

A certified veterinary assistant with over 10 years of experience in veterinary clinics, Célia joined our team in September 2022. She brings with her a wealth of knowledge, particularly in the care of dogs, cats, and rabbits. Professional and passionate, she offers valuable advice and personalized care. In addition to her work at the clinic, she is also a dedicated Maine Coon breeder, combining her expertise with a deep love for animals.

JULIE

A veterinary assistant for over twenty years and a lifelong animal lover, Julie has turned her passion into a career. Surrounded every day by her own pets – a dog, cats, a turtle, rabbits, and a fish – she understands just how important animals are in our lives. As a veterinary assistant, she is committed to caring for each animal gently and supporting every owner with empathy. Every day, she puts her heart into providing a warm welcome and attentive support, both during consultations and in treatment.

Veterinary Hospitalization

Veterinary hospitalization ensures intensive or continuous medical care for your animal when close monitoring, treatment, or postoperative recovery is required.

At Bestiaire du Rhône Clinic, we do everything possible to make this sometimes stressful time for owners as comfortable, safe, and caring as possible for your companion.

Reasons for consultation

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Reasons for consultation

Hospitalization may be indicated in several situations:

  • Post-surgical or post-anesthetic monitoring
  • Treatments requiring infusion or continuous injection
  • Oxygen therapy or intensive care
  • Examinations spread throughout the day (imaging, tests, monitoring, etc.)
  • Respiratory, digestive, or neurological distress
  • Monitoring of a fragile health condition (young, elderly, or weakened animals)

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my pet need to be hospitalized

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Hospitalization allows continuous monitoring of your pet’s health when intensive care, regular treatment, or post-operative supervision is required. It is indicated in cases of serious illness, after surgery, or when examinations need to be conducted over an entire day.

What does a day in hospitalization look like?

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Your pet is placed in a calm, clean, and secure area, adapted to its species and health condition. Our teams ensure its comfort, hydration, nutrition, and administration of treatments. A veterinarian monitors its condition and keeps you regularly informed..

Can I visit my pet during its hospitalization?

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Visits are generally possible, depending on the animal’s health condition and the organization of the service. We invite you to contact us in advance to arrange the visit under the best conditions, without disturbing your pet’s care or rest.

How long will the hospitalization last?

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“The duration varies depending on the condition, the required care, and the response to treatment. In some cases, a few hours of hospitalization is sufficient (e.g., post-anesthetic monitoring), while in others, several days may be necessary. The veterinarian will keep you informed daily and let you know when a return home is possible.

Wheelchair Accessible

WhatsApp available during opening hours — short texts and photos welcomed

Emergency 24/7 – Nights and weekends

Paid parking available

Book a Consultation and Contact Us for Immediate Requests

Our team is here for your pets and your family. To make a veterinary appointment or ask about your pet, please contact our care team.

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