Dr. med.vet. Erika Schwartpaul Tierärztin
Practice in Bahnhofstraße 13, 38524 Sassenburg, Germany
Veterinary practice Schwartpaul in Sassenburg accompanies pets through every stage of life with great empathy and professional expertise. Alongside conventional medicine, the dedicated team purposefully relies on proven naturopathic therapies such as acupuncture and osteopathy. Modern technical equipment featuring ultrasound, digital X-rays, and an in-house laboratory enables rapid diagnostics and targeted treatment. Pet owners especially appreciate the calm, attentive atmosphere and the caring support during every visit.
Automatically generated summary based on public information.Treated animals
Small Animals & Pets
- cats
- dogs
- small rodents
Avian (Birds)
- pet birds
Medical focus areas and specializations
- acupuncture
- allergology
- alternative medicine
- cardiology
- dentistry
- dermatology
- general medicine
- gynecology
- homeopathy
- internal medicine
- laser therapy
- neurology
- ophthalmology
- surgery
- ultrasound
- vaccinations
- x-ray
Spoken languages
- 🇩🇪 German
Payment methods
Contact
- Website
- Phone
Practice location
Dr. med.vet. Erika Schwartpaul Tierärztin
Practice location
Bahnhofstraße 13
38524 Sassenburg
Germany
Team 5
Reviews
The practice team is very friendly; your pet is in good hands here. Everything is explained very well. We had to go in an emergency and were seen even without an appointment.
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Highly recommended, it's already saved my French Bulldog's life! I've been with her for over 10 years!
We brought our 5 1/2-month-old German Shepherd, Shadow, to the vet on Saturday as an emergency after he ate poisonous irises (including the rhizomes). The vet and the whole team were incredibly kind, calm, and competent. We were treated and advised quickly. We felt very well cared for. Highly recommended 😊🐾
I contacted the emergency veterinary service at night because my dog urgently needed veterinary care. Unfortunately, I was turned away with the explanation that my dog wasn't a patient there and that the practice was already covering for nine other veterinarians. My journey would only have taken about 20 minutes. Instead, I was referred to an animal hospital in Celle, which was over an hour's drive away. In an emergency, every minute counts, and I find it very disappointing that an emergency service turns away patients and pet owners and refers them to facilities much further away. I understand that the workload for emergency services is high. Nevertheless, an emergency service should fulfill its purpose and provide assistance to the best of its ability, or at least offer a comprehensible and animal-welfare-oriented solution.