Dr. Georg Weinhart

Dr. Weinhart is our lifesaver. Three times in the last few years. Gastric torsion, bladder rupture, and a few weeks ago, an arterial abdominal hemorrhage. He successfully performed emergency surgeries on all of our dogs despite the most difficult circumstances and helped us through the aftermath. They all recovered. We trust him completely, as does Dr. Weinhart. We'll never take our animals anywhere else again. A special THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING also to Dr. Huseinovic and Dr. Fehr, and to the lovely practice team :)

What I experienced was horrific 😑 My Akira was in severe pain and was diagnosed with uterine inflammation. Dr. Weinhart said her blood work was life-threatening. She needs immediate surgery. The normal cost is €700 because it's 2:00 p.m. on Sunday. Unfortunately, Dr. Weinhart didn't even realize that the dog was covered in maggots due to the infection. This was the bigger problem and life-threatening because sepsis would have developed a day later and the dog would have died. She also said that if I don't have the €1400, I should consider having her put down; it's cheaper! For blood work, X-rays, and infusions: €380 🤤🤤 Never again Animal without meaning, the main thing is to make money. What a shame

Dr. Partsch recently saved my rabbit's life. They are excellent veterinarians!!!! 👌👍🏽🤝👋 The aftercare was also fantastic!!!! 👍🏽🤝👌. A year later, I learned that Dr. Partsch had separated from Dr. Weinhart (the veterinary clinic) and left. My cat was losing weight rapidly, and I went there in desperation, only to find out about her departure. Dr. Weinhart had to draw her blood, and they took her away from me to a separate room; I wasn't allowed to be there. She screamed terribly—she was stressed! In the end, her blood sugar was elevated, and I was advised to have a CT scan (€450). I then went to Dr. Richter. He drew her blood without causing her any stress (I was present) and diagnosed her with diabetes. That's when I also learned that stress in cats leads to elevated blood sugar levels. If the cat had been treated for this earlier, the diabetes might have been prevented. I was supposed to get rid of it, since the gland can regenerate. But now it's too late. I've had to inject insulin twice a day ever since. I'm devastated....

We had a very bad experience with our rabbit at Ms. Weinhart's clinic. Her demeanor was unfortunately characterized by arrogance, and one got the impression that financial gain was her primary concern. After she euthanized our rabbit, she returned with our carrier without a word—no goodbye, nothing. We were treated very coldly and then even insulted. Only Dr. Fehr can be recommended. We will never go to Ms. Weinhart again and will avoid the veterinary clinic from now on because of this unpleasant person!

I feel very well looked after here with my two dachshunds. Even though they'd rather steer clear of the practice... Everyone is friendly and tries to get to the bottom of the causes of their problems. Since the animal can't speak for itself, it's certainly not always easy to make the correct diagnosis right away. This can require follow-up tests, which quickly become more expensive. But what wouldn't you do for your beloved pet?