Kleintierpraxis Dr. med. vet. Kallweit

You don't deserve a single star. This isn't directed at the animal helpers, but at Dr. Kallwart. We took our cat to her in December, and she said she had a food allergy. We spent a fortune on food that wasn't related to the allergy at all. We went to another vet, and in the end, our cat had a flea, and since then, she's been doing great. She also told us about our neighbor's cat, saying he had a thyroid problem. She also used expensive food from the other vet, but then said he had kidney problems. Nothing to do with the thyroid. I wonder if this is all just a money-making scheme... and they have no clue about animals. As harsh as it sounds, it would be better if she just shut down as a vet. This is absolutely unacceptable. I'm really angry; this is pure profiteering. You should be ashamed of yourself. In my opinion, you're not a real vet.

We've been going to Dr. Kallweit's practice for three years now and can highly recommend her and her team. She's an empathetic, competent, and caring veterinarian whom our two hamsters and two rabbits really like! Best regards from Kalle, Lasse, Lotta & Pepe ♥️

The new practice is larger than the old one. There are more parking spaces in front of the building, and the drive to the practice is much more pleasant. The care and examinations are still excellent, and nothing is rushed. The animals are handled very well, and you simply feel comfortable in the practice. Everything is great, from reception to treatment 😊

We took our 15-week-old miniature poodle, Milo, to the vet. It was his first vet visit with us. We received very friendly advice and were warmly welcomed. Unfortunately, during the examination, they started plucking the hair in his ears. Milo resisted strongly but was still held down. This was a shocking experience for us, and despite Milo's strong resistance and cries, they continued. After this incident, we decided not to return to the practice. For weeks, Milo wouldn't let anyone touch his ears and was very panicky during vet visits. Only with a lot of patience and training can we now allow him to touch his ears again. Of course, the hair in his ears needs to be removed, but the first vet visit was certainly not the right choice for it. And there are now less traumatic methods than plucking. Therefore, I would not recommend this practice.

I have been taking my rabbits to Dr. Kallweit for many years. Since I am always very satisfied with her treatment, it's time to leave a positive Google review. I would especially like to emphasize that she always does excellent work with rabbits that have dental problems.