Astrid Kramzar Tierphysiotherapie Ingolstadt - Praxis für Hundephysiotherapie
Practice in Florianstraße 3, 85098 Großmehring, Germany
At the canine physiotherapy practice in Großmehring, the well-being of your four-legged friend is the top priority. With sound professional expertise, years of experience, and a great deal of empathy, Astrid Licklederer accompanies dogs of all ages on their way to greater mobility and joy of life. Whether recovering from surgery, managing chronic joint conditions, or seeking pain relief, every treatment is individually tailored to the patient's needs. The warm and trusting atmosphere ensures that both pets and owners feel entirely well cared for from the very first moment.
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Small Animals & Pets
- dogs
Medical focus areas and specializations
- acupuncture
- alternative medicine
- chiropractic & osteopathy
- laser therapy
- neurology
- physiotherapy
- surgery
Spoken languages
- 🇩🇪 German
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Astrid Kramzar Tierphysiotherapie Ingolstadt - Praxis für Hundephysiotherapie
Practice location
Florianstraße 3
85098 Großmehring
Germany
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Reviews
Thorough medical history and initial examination, therapy that is very well tailored to the dog
As always, Astrid is able to wonderfully help our dachshund Paul loosen his muscles so that he can continue to move around easily.
Astrid, with her expertise, extensive experience, and highly empathetic nature, has been a great support to us/our dogs for many years!
We met Astrid in 2015 when we were desperately searching for an animal physiotherapist after our miniature dachshund suffered a slipped disc. After such a diagnosis, our nerves were already stretched to the breaking point, but Astrid immediately and with absolute competence helped us. The fact that she also contacted the veterinary clinic directly to get information about the surgery and Paul's health was incredibly helpful. We are incredibly grateful for her help and support and can hardly believe that after the two operations at the veterinary clinic, Paul is now walking like a dream again. Thank you, dear Astrid!!
Top-level professional expertise meets sophisticated social skills!
Frequently asked questions
Please bring any available documents such as X-rays or surgical reports from the veterinarian to your first appointment to ensure a smooth process.
Yes, for safety reasons and to ensure the relaxation of all animals present, dogs must always be kept on a leash outside the treatment rooms.
The last feeding should be at least two hours before the start of the treatment so that there are no discomforts during the therapy session.
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