At our state-of-the-art veterinary clinic, the well-being of your pets — big and small — comes first. We strive to create a calm and family-friendly atmosphere so that your visit is as pleasant as possible.
We look forward to welcoming you to our clinic!
"Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten."
We are delighted to welcome all your animals
We are committed to offering you the very best for your animal. That is why we have high-end imaging equipment, an in-house laboratory allowing us to obtain analysis results in under 30 minutes, and we keep up with the latest advances in medicine by regularly attending training courses.
Your animals will be in the hands of an experienced and caring team, ensuring that the time spent within our walls goes by with a minimum of stress.
Graduated in 2015, she decided to open her own practice in 2022 to meet the growing demand in the Sierre region. She now looks forward to putting her expertise and commitment at the service of your four-legged companions.
After a master's degree in biology and zoology, she trained as an animal osteopath as well as a veterinary medicine assistant. She decided to join our team to put her many skills at the service of your animals.
This veterinary assistant, qualified for many years and with her lovely Jura accent, will be delighted to put her expertise and extensive experience at your disposal.
A quadrilingual veterinary assistant who completed her apprenticeship at La Souste, she will listen to you and advise you in the best possible way.
He joined the team as an apprentice veterinary medicine assistant. Curious, motivated and eager to learn, we are delighted to accompany him in his first steps in the profession.
Route de Sion 71, 3960 Sierre
Commercial zone — on the 1st floor with lift. Parking available in front of and behind the building.
Monday – Friday
8:00 – 12:00 / 14:00 – 18:00
Call 0900 400 490 or 027 566 77 88 (active when the clinic is on duty).
If no one answers, please call back a few minutes later — our hands are sometimes full!
