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Prutting

Herr Dr. Wolfgang Daubenmerkl

Practice in Forststraße 15, 83134 Prutting, Germany

Dr. med. vet. Wolfgang Daubenmerkl focuses on naturopathic veterinary medicine in his practice, relying on holistic treatment methods. Pet owners appreciate his many years of experience and compassionate approach to their animals, even in seemingly hopeless health situations. Alternative therapy approaches such as bioresonance are used to alleviate chronic ailments and acute suffering alike. Here, the well-being of every single animal is placed at the center to sustainably improve their quality of life and vitality.

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Treated animals

  • Small Animals & Pets

    • cats
    • dogs
  • Large & Farm Animals

    • horses

Medical focus areas and specializations

  • alternative medicine
  • homeopathy

Spoken languages

  • 🇩🇪 German

Contact

Practice location

Herr Dr. Wolfgang Daubenmerkl

Practice location

Forststraße 15

83134 Prutting

Germany

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Reviews

5.0
Christine KellerJune 18, 2019

Dr. Daubenmerkl has been treating our horses for many years. With his help, we successfully treated several sarcoids in my mare, and her summer eczema has significantly improved. He has also been able to stabilize our old gelding in many health situations, especially when conventional medicine offered no solution. We trust him completely and can recommend him without reservation.

5.0
Sali SonnenscheinFebruary 28, 2017

I highly recommend Dr. Daubenmderkl's treatment. My dog ​​was clearly free of back pain after a bioresonance treatment. He slept completely relaxed and without any discomfort.

5.0
Gabriele KnoblochOctober 29, 2025

Many thanks, Dr. Daubenmerkl! My 16-year-old cat, Merlin, is eating again, has gained weight, and his fur is white and silky once more. He's jumping up everywhere and galloping around the apartment again. I consulted Dr. Daubenmerkl in June of this year with my seriously ill, emaciated cat, as he was constantly vomiting, unable to keep anything down, and had diarrhea. His fur was stringy and yellowish. The diagnosis was kidney failure, pancreatitis, and his entire digestive system was in disarray. We had little hope. But after several treatments, Merlin gradually recovered very well. I am thrilled and happy to be able to spend so much more time with him.

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