Dog-Friendly Veterinary Clinics

Browse trusted veterinary clinics and emergency care services for dog owners.

Find a Vet by Location

Browse veterinary clinics by city and region. Find trusted vets, emergency clinics and animal healthcare providers near your destination.

Zurich

Veterinary clinics and emergency care

Luzerne

Veterinary clinics and emergency care

Aargau

Veterinary clinics and emergency care

24/7 emergency Care

Need urgent help for your dog? Find emergency veterinary care available day and night.

A first selection of veterinary clinics and animal healthcare providers for dog owners in Switzerland.

Zürich

University Animal Hospital Zurich

Luzerne

Tierklinik Obergrund AG

Aargau

Vetstation Aargau

Emergency Veterinary Care in Switzerland

Travelling with your dog can be an amazing experience, but unexpected health problems can happen at any time. Knowing where to find emergency veterinary care can make a critical difference when your dog needs immediate attention.

Emergency veterinary clinics provide treatment for accidents, poisoning, breathing difficulties, severe injuries, allergic reactions, heatstroke, and other urgent medical conditions. Many clinics across Switzerland offer 24/7 services, ensuring professional help is available day and night.

Before visiting an emergency clinic, it is helpful to call ahead whenever possible. Describe your dog’s symptoms, provide information about any medications, and prepare your pet’s medical records if available. This allows veterinary teams to prepare for your arrival and provide faster care.

Paws & Stays helps dog owners discover trusted veterinary clinics across Switzerland, making it easier to travel with confidence and peace of mind.

When Should You Visit an Emergency Vet?

⚠️ Seek Immediate Veterinary Help If Your Dog Shows Any Of These Symptoms

Seek emergency veterinary care immediately if your dog experiences:

• Difficulty breathing
• Severe bleeding
• Poisoning or ingestion of toxic substances
• Heatstroke
• Seizures
• Broken bones
• Serious injuries from accidents
• Sudden collapse or loss of consciousness
• Severe allergic reactions
• Persistent vomiting or diarrhoea with signs of dehydration

Travel Tips for Dog Owners in Switzerland

Travelling with your dog in Switzerland can be a wonderful experience when you are prepared. Before your trip, make sure your dog has updated vaccinations, identification tags and access to veterinary records. It is also recommended to save contact details for local veterinary clinics and emergency animal hospitals in the regions you plan to visit.

Paws & Stays helps dog owners discover trusted veterinary clinics, emergency veterinary care and dog-friendly destinations across Switzerland.

Before You Travel With Your Dog

• Check vaccination records
• Carry your dog’s medical documents
• Save emergency veterinary contacts
• Pack essential medications
• Keep identification tags updated
• Know the nearest emergency vet