Dr.med.vet. Johann Stigler

Unfortunately, a disaster! I took my cat there, who had been suffering from diarrhea for a week. No proper examination was performed. Within a maximum of 3-4 minutes, I was briefly asked if she was vomiting, and her eyes were then examined. Then she was given charcoal tablets and the bill. The groomer who cleaned the cat of the copious feces then found the tapeworms. This should have been done by the vet and would have been possible after a very brief examination of stool samples. Disappointing and dangerous.

I'm sorry, but he's not a good vet. He's friendly, but that's no help when my pet is sick and being treated incorrectly. I had to find another vet; otherwise, my dwarf rabbit would probably have died already if I had listened to him. 🤔

We had to see him spontaneously on Saturday morning. He was very nice and also quite reasonable. We can't say anything bad about him, quite the opposite. Thank you very much.

For over a week, his vomiting and diarrhea went untreated. We visited him three times during that period. He received no nutritional injections or anything else despite his very poor condition and our explicit request. Twenty-two hours after our visit, he suffered circulatory collapse. He was then euthanized by another veterinarian because it was too late. As you can see from other reviews, incorrect treatment until it's too late seems to be a frequent occurrence. Very concerning.

We took our cat to Dr. Stigler because of sudden, excessive salivation, eye twitching, and a related change in behavior. He only briefly looked in her mouth, mentioned something about a "bitter-tasting beetle she had eaten," and despite our requests, no further examinations were carried out. He showed little interest in the video that clearly illustrated the described symptoms. The cat had to be euthanized the next day. It was later discovered that she had encephalitis.