
Vet in Zurich for your dog's tapeworm tablet and passport stamp
Zurich has plenty of small-animal clinics within reach of the old town and the lake. Ring ahead or book online where you can, and give yourself a working day either side of the 24 to 120 hour window.
4 vets in Zurich
Ring ahead to bookKleintierklinik Oberstrass
Zurich, Fluntern and Oberstrass
Phone to bookEnglish spoken- Weekends
- Sat 08:00 to 12:00. Sun closed.
- Holidays and emergencies
- Out-of-hours details on the answering machine.
- Address
- Spyristrasse 8, 8044 Zürich
- How to book
- Consultations by phone appointment
Kleintierpraxis Mühlebach
Zurich, Seefeld near the lake
Phone to bookCentral and close to the lakeside hotels. Open late to 20:00 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
- Weekends
- Sat 09:00 to 12:00. Sun closed.
- Address
- Mühlebachstrasse 48, 8008 Zürich
- How to book
- Ring or email tieraerztinnen@bluewin.ch
Tierspital Zürich (University Small Animal Hospital)
Zurich, Schwamendingen
Phone to bookUniversity hospital for emergencies, day or night. Not the place for a routine worming stamp.
- Weekends
- Emergencies only.
- Holidays and emergencies
- 24-hour emergency service.
- Address
- Winterthurerstrasse 260, 8057 Zürich
- How to book
- Ring the small animal emergency line
VET Zentrum Zürich Letzigrund
Zurich, Letzigrund
Phone to bookEnglish spokenA strong choice for a Sunday or holiday tapeworm stamp. Staff speak English and several other languages.
- Weekends
- Open every day 07:00 to 23:00.
- Holidays and emergencies
- Open 365 days including public holidays, 07:00 to 23:00. Surcharge outside regular hours.
- Address
- Badenerstrasse 451, 8003 Zürich
- How to book
- Ring, use the contact form or WhatsApp
What it costs in Switzerland
Around €90 to 110
- Budget around €90 to 110 for the visit, tablet and stamp. Montreux clinics publish CHF 55 to 58 for the consultation with the tablet charged on top, and out-of-hours visits add CHF 50 to 180.
- Book ahead. Swiss clinics fill up, and very few publish holiday hours.
- Carry your dog's passport with you the whole time you're in Switzerland.
Before you book
This is a research tool, not the last word. We checked every listing against the vet’s own website or booking page on 19 October 2026. Opening hours and prices change, so confirm with the vet when you book. Prices are based on what i paid for daisy's tablet and stamp, plus published clinic prices.
Not sure what your dog needs? The paperwork rules, in order. Used a vet that should be here, or found one out of date? Tell Daisy.
