Das ist endlich mal eine Praxis, welche wirklich das lebt, was sie propagieren. Nämlich sich mit Herzblut und Kompetenz um unsere heissgeliebten Vierbeiner (und u.u. verängstigten Besitzern!) zu kümmern. Es geht schon mit einer äusserst freundlichen Begrüssung von Fr Akkermans an der Rezeption oder Tele los - egal ob ein regulärer Termin (Dr. O.Schmied) oder als Notfall (bei Fr. Dr.Diethelm) Ich habe mich wirklich immer, sehr gut aufgehoben, äusserst kompetent und liebevoll betreut gefühlt. Man hat sich wirklich für mich und meine Hündin Lucy Zeit genommen; selbst meine Meinung/Vorschläge als beunruhigtes Frauchen wurden angehört. Danke dem ganzen Team - bitte weiter so !!!!! Moni Hinz mit Lucy&Lilly

What is osteopathy? Osteopathy is a gentle, holistic form of medicine for the treatment of movement restrictions and functional disorders of the body. An osteopath uses the knowledge of anatomy, physiology and embryology to help the organism heal itself with his hands. Osteopathy was developed by the American physician Andrew Taylor Still (1828-1917). He assumed that the body forms a functional unit and therefore disturbances in one area (can) affect other areas.

More than 25 years ago, I started working in the field of building and garden maintenance. At that time I was working for the Swiss Post in the night service, so during the day I acquired the necessary knowledge in theory and practice about the maintenance of house and garden. I often worked together with specialists of different professions, which were useful for me, and so I was able to acquire additional knowledge. I always do the work alone. I am therefore very conscientious, efficient and determined. Good communication and friendliness is important to me. My way of working is characterized by accuracy, flexibility and the will to always give the best for the customer. I am looking forward to perhaps being able to count you among my customers. From January 1, 2021 I will employ an additional employee. Our catchment area: Zollikon, Zumikon, Zollikerberg, Küsnacht, Erlenbach, Herrliberg, Feldmeilen, Meilen, Uetikon am See, Männedorf, Stäfa, Uerikon, Feldbach, Oetwil am See, Forch, Ebmatingen.

Med for Balance in Zollikon stands for holistic and individualized medicine, focusing on improving the aesthetic, health, and overall well-being of its patients. Led by Dr. med. univ. Bianca Sacherer, the practice offers a unique combination of classical medicine and advanced holistic therapies. Special emphasis is placed on bioidentical hormone therapy, promoting health and well-being without invasive procedures. Additionally, Med for Balance offers aesthetic treatments such as Botox and fillers, supporting natural beauty and allowing graceful aging. Traditional Chinese medicine, including acupuncture and phytotherapy, complements the clinic’s extensive offerings. The practice is distinguished by a warm, inviting atmosphere where patients feel understood and well cared for. With state-of-the-art equipment and a dedicated team, Med for Balance provides comprehensive care, from diagnosis to treatment. Visit Med for Balance to experience personalized medical and aesthetic care tailored to your individual needs in a calm, stress-free environment.

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Offer Individual, situation-based instruction - tailored to man and dog, individually or in small groups (max. 5 people). On a fenced training area and in the surrounding area. In addition, written work and information material. Forms of instruction Skill course Lunging Retrieval Tracking search Person search Accompanied walks Teaching goals Advice Before buying a dog For problem cases For which human-dog teams? Child-with-dog courses Puppy and young dog groups Theory and practical courses Compulsory courses canton Zurich Puppy training, young dog courses, education courses Personal Many years of practice as a proven dog handler and trainer. Meeting and working with other dog trainers, training with Turid Rugaas (International Trainer Training December 2005 to 2007), puppy trainer training with Nicole Fröhlich (January to May 2008), training with Sheila Harper 2009 (OCN), trainer training with Heike Westedt (September 2013 to October 2014), as well as many additional visits to seminars and lectures led me to my current vocation as a dog trainer. My work with dogs takes place via the path of positive reinforcement, which means, among other things, that I focus on desired behavior and use need-satisfying rewards.