Pets moving to Switzerland need a chip, rabies vaccination record, and EU health certificate. These English-speaking vet practices can handle import paperwork and ongoing care.
Trilingual (DE/EN/FR) small animal practice in Cham with evening emergencies until 23:00 Mon–Fri. General medicine, surgery, dentistry, and video consultations available. Full English website. 5.0 stars.
Specialist referral-only veterinary centre in Hünenberg (Canton Zug) for oncology, imaging, radiology, and neurology. Six-language team including English. Requires referral from a primary vet.
Small animal practice in central Baar with digital X-ray, in-house lab, and full operating theatre. English website confirmed. On-site pet salon. Part of the zg-vets AG group.
Independent small animal practice in central Zug offering general medicine, house calls, and an out-of-hours emergency service. English website available. Personal single-vet practice.
Small animal practice near Cham train station run by Dr. med. vet. Carla Spillmann, a diploma holder in behavioural medicine. Treats dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small pets. Open Monday to Saturday.
Small-animal veterinary practice run by Dr. med. vet. Andrea Kamm Beffa. Located in the Lindenmatt centre. English-language website available. Appointments by phone, email, or online.
Part of the VetTrust network (15+ specialists). General medicine, diagnostics, and surgery for small animals in central Zug. Full English website. Extended hours including Wednesday evenings.
Small-animal veterinary practice offering general care, specialised dentistry, surgery, physiotherapy, and emergency services. English website available.
Modern small animal practice in Steinhausen (Canton Zug) with full English website. General medicine, surgery, emergency care, physiotherapy, and specialised veterinary dentistry.
Small animal veterinary practice in Cham with an English-language website. Offers consultations, surgery, and emergency services for companion animals. Easily accessible by public transport and car.
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