Andrea Wagner

A superb vet with a fantastic team. Practice with its own lab. Dogs and cats have separate waiting rooms. Almost everything is done by appointment, and there's rarely a wait.

Ms. Wagner has been caring for my guinea pigs for about two years now. We are extremely satisfied and feel very well cared for by her. She takes her time with my animals, always explains all the procedures, is consistently friendly, and always has a smile on her face. After surgical procedures, Ms. Wagner always checks on the patient's condition in the evening or the following day and is available for any questions. Ms. Wagner's team is also always friendly and helpful. The practice is clean and modern. Appointments are available immediately if needed. We are so glad to have Ms. Wagner and her team on our side and highly recommend them! Thank you so much for your dedication! The Guinea Pigs Domino & Puschel

A practice I can wholeheartedly recommend to anyone. My cats and my dog ​​always receive excellent care. The entire team is friendly and attentive to the animals' needs. I think it's great that Tuesdays are cat days, so they aren't unnecessarily stressed by dogs. Personally, I've had consistently positive experiences at this practice over the past few years.

We've been customers for years and are always extremely satisfied. The team is very friendly and the practice is spotlessly clean and modern. Highly recommended!

So, the people who give this woman 5 stars and are satisfied have no idea why. Our dog Lucky was an emergency last night. She was on call, we called and asked for help, and the first thing she did was demand €500 from my father for the dog. Our dog was an emergency case, and she committed a crime by failing to render assistance. She should have carried out the necessary preliminary examinations; she's obligated to do so. But the animal's welfare was clearly of no concern to her. She only saw the money. She even said, "I'm a jerk," to my father. Just ask her friends or neighbors. I thought you become a veterinarian for the animal's well-being, not for the money. But with this woman, it's really only about the money. €500. My father said, "First and foremost, your dog needs help, and we can sort out the financial aspect later." [The following appears to be a separate, unrelated comment:] "Top vet, I can only recommend her. She has our dog on her conscience, 1000%. Help him. If Lucky still has a life, I can't recommend this vet." I absolutely would not recommend them, and it wasn't our fault the dog died. As a veterinarian, you should have compassion. Afterwards, we should check what's wrong with the dog so that it can be helped. She didn't. She didn't think that way. My dog ​​is now in heaven, my father is devastated. €500 was more important to her. The absolute worst. Kind regards, M.D.