Grubelnik Martina, Dr. med. vet

I absolutely cannot recommend her. I wouldn't wish what we experienced on anyone. She amputated the wrong leg of our cat. She had already fractured it in a car accident. If she had given us proper advice, even that wouldn't have been necessary. But we trusted her, which was a mistake. When we confronted her, she denied it. The audacity of it was that she then broke the healthy, amputated leg herself, sent us a video of it, and claimed we were wrong. We then went to another vet who operated on her again. Unfortunately, she didn't make it and died. She developed sepsis because even the amputation wasn't performed competently. Therefore, I can only recommend that everyone find a different veterinary practice.

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🎄🐭 Christmas time = poison bait time? Please don't! 🐱❄️ Dear friends, a short (not so funny) Christmas story with an important message: Please be careful with poison bait for rats and mice. It is only permitted for use in enclosed spaces – even though, unfortunately, not everyone adheres to this rule. The poison used (e.g., chlorolose) kills rodents within about 3 days through hypothermia, as it impairs their blood circulation. 👉 The big problem: If a cat eats a mouse that has recently ingested poison, the cat will also be poisoned. That's exactly what we experienced yesterday with our Tigger: ❄️ severe hypothermia ⚡ seizures 🌀 complete disorientation 💔 chances of survival: rather slim Only through immediate treatment with warmth and IV fluids to cleanse his kidneys – and thanks to the wonderful veterinarian Dr. Grubelnik – was Tigger saved. Overnight stay at the clinic included. ✨ Our very own Christmas miracle. 🎁 Our Christmas wish: If you want to get rid of mice – leave the poisons out. Our cats will take care of it: ✔️ completely free of charge ✔️ absolutely environmentally friendly ✔️ and without any collateral damage Please think of our feline friends. 🐾