About Us
Welcome to Cabinet Veterinaire International’s website. We hope that you’ll find the information contained here to be informative, and our commitment to holistic animal care beyond that of other animal hospitals. You’ll find Cabinet Veterinaire International in Mies, Switzerland - only minutes from Nyon and Geneva, on Route Suisse 9. You’ll find driving directions here. Our Vision Differs from that of other Animal Hospitals: We see Value in Treating the Whole Cat Just as you are a complex and unique being, so is your cat. For that reason, we at Cabinet Veterinaire International incorporate customized holistic veterinary care approaches. ...
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Dr. Omaboe’s Training Dr. Omaboe’s ability to fully care for your cat is supported by his broad resume, including specific holistic veterinary training and certification in acupuncture and Chinese medicine. Degree in Veterinary Medicine, Doctorate in Cardiomyopathy, Diagnostic Pathology Residency, and Service as Clinical Neurology Assistant, all with The University of Bern, Switzerland Training at the Animal Medical Center of New York Cardiac and Abdominal Echography training at Remote Vet in Atlanta, GA Abdominal Echography training in Switzerland Education in Animal Behavior and Diploma of Specialist for Evaluation of Dangerous Dogs from The Society of Swiss Veterinarians Diplomas in Moxibustion and Acupuncture (Chinese Medicine) from the Traditional ...
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Holistic veterinary medicine takes into consideration the functions of a cat’s entire system (mental, biological, chemical) and treats all as interconnected. In short, if one function is off-balance, all others will be. Holistic veterinary care principles dictate that life, and the quality of it, is a balancing act – that one part of a cat cannot be treated without addressing the entire system. By employing these principles, Dr. Omaboe has been trained to wholly treat your whole cat…with both preventive and curative care. Our pet care services include: Feline Veterinary Acupuncture: Dr. Omaboe, our veterinary acupuncturist, inserts fine needles just beneath your ...
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How can my cat benefit from holistic veterinary care? Sometimes, pet medications are necessary. Likewise, many are not. Side effects, including detriment to your cat’s long-term health, can outweigh a pet medication’s benefits. Therefore, treating with drug-free, time-proven, and natural procedures like animal acupuncture, Chinese herbs for cats, and homeopathic methods makes sense. Hundreds of cat illnesses respond positively to these targeted treatments, particularly when administered by an animal doctor that is adequately trained in Chinese medicine, like Dr. Omaboe. Why do cats vomit? A cat’s vomiting is not an illness – it is a symptom of any ...
Seasonal Concerns
Sneezing and itching cats, worldwide, have endorsed this message. Cats’ Allergy Symptoms: Long Believed to be Masquerades for Disharmony Your cat’s skin is itching. There’s sneezing, watering eyes, and a runny nose. Of course, you want to help your beloved pet by relieving his or her seasonal allergy symptoms. But what’s the best plan of action? Because most pet owners are largely familiar with Western medicine’s treatment philosophies, the first thing you might consider is an antihistamine, or a steroid, or some other remedy to relieve your cat’s allergy symptoms. But before you load him or her up ...
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Holistic veterinary medicine takes into consideration the functions of a cat’s entire system (mental, biological, chemical) and treats all as interconnected. In short, if one function...
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Resources
Resources
How can my cat benefit from holistic veterinary care?
Sometimes, pet medications are necessary. Likewise, many are not. Side effects, including detriment to your cat’s long-term healt...
Read More ...
Seasonal Concerns
Seasonal Concerns
Sneezing and itching cats, worldwide, have endorsed this message.
Cats’ Allergy Symptoms: Long Believed to be Masquerades for Disharmony
Your cat’s skin is itching. There’s sneezing, watering eyes, and a runny nose. Of course, you want to help your beloved pet by relieving his or her seasonal allergy symptoms. But what’s the best plan of action?
Because most pet owners are largely familiar with Western medicine’s treatment philosophies, the first thing you might consider is an antihistamine, or a steroid, or some o....
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Dr. N.J Omaboe
