Dr. Schuwerk Dr. Ebert

I am very satisfied. Both gentlemen are competent veterinarians who handle the animals well and don't treat or "sell" them more than necessary. I really appreciate that!

I can't professionally evaluate the veterinarians. However, I can evaluate the understanding of guilt of one of the two veterinarians. One of them drove towards me in the middle of my lane with his van. I can't say what he was doing while driving, but he wasn't looking ahead. After about three seconds, I had to make an emergency stop because I didn't want to die. "Luckily," the vet then looked ahead again and was able to swerve in time. However, I ended up in the ditch without a collision. Unfortunately, the vet doesn't admit his fault, and I'm left with the damages. For this reason, I wouldn't recommend this practice. If there's a lack of understanding of guilt here, it can't be expected from a professional perspective either. Let's imagine the doctor made a mistake; he would never admit it. The ones who suffer in this case are the clients and patients.