Dr.med.vet. Franz Summerer Tierarzt

An angel for animals! Such a kind and experienced veterinarian, simply wonderful. She helped me quickly and easily with my dog. I was able to see her immediately as an emergency case outside of regular hours. She is a very experienced vet. The country needs more people like her! Thank you so much for the prompt help. I was expecting the worst for my dog, but she put my mind at ease. Thank you!

How lucky we were to have found Ms. Kämpf! While on vacation in Bad Tölz, we needed urgent help for our dog one Saturday morning. A wound had become infected. We called many veterinarians, but no one was available. Finally, we reached Ms. Kämpf. The practice was closed. However, she decided to make time for us on the spur of the moment. With great expertise and a very loving nature, she cared for our dog. The dog was well cared for, and our worries were eased. We were able to enjoy the rest of our vacation without a care. Ms. Kämpf is a veterinarian of the old school. You can feel her decades of experience and immediately feel like you're in good hands. Thank you so much!

Dr. Kämpf is a veterinarian with a heart of gold ❤️. Loving and always focused on the animals' well-being. She treated our seriously ill cat, Aristotle. I wish her and her husband a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We will definitely see each other again.

Hello Dr. Kämpf, thank you so much for calling me back on a Saturday at 8:00 a.m. I was so helpless because I couldn't reach any other vet at night because of my cat. But you're the only one who called me back, even though I've never been to you before. But in the future, if I have another pet, you will be my vet. ❤️Thanks again for the call back.

Surgery with Parkinson's? Based on my own experience, my cat was in a car accident and didn't survive a minor routine operation. As is so often the case, one only finds out too late that Ms. Kämpf, with her serious illness and advanced age, performs almost all operations alone. As I've learned (from the TV show "Dog, Cat, Mouse") and as acquaintances also know, an operation requires at least one assistant to monitor the anesthesia. None of this is the case. Upon closer inspection of the "practice," one also has serious doubts about the necessary hygiene.