Kleintierpraxis Dr.med.vet. Patricia Scholl

We were there yesterday morning for her scheduled breast tumor surgery. Half an hour later, they called and said the tumor had shrunk to the size of a pea. How can a tumor shrink?? Like an idiot, I let her have the surgery anyway, taking her life. They told us everything was fine, that she had experienced some breathing difficulties, but that she'd only been in the oxygen concentrator briefly. Why not longer? We got home, and that's probably where she took her last breath. I didn't know she was already dead! I called to check, and they said everything was fine, we just had to wait and see, she was recovering. Three hours later, rigor mortis set in, and that's when I realized she hadn't made it! I'm incredibly disappointed. I'm sure it was a misdiagnosis, and they were just trying to make money off of it! No cat looks like that after surgery. At the very least, they should have kept her on oxygen; then she wouldn't have died so soon after leaving the vet. They took our beloved cat home to die. I deeply regret not getting a second opinion! She may not have been the youngest at 14, but she was fit, running around and playing. This shouldn't have happened! I've lost her forever. I hope they can still look at themselves in the mirror. Tomorrow I'm going to report this because I have to bury my beloved cat today.

After months of misdiagnoses and treatments that ultimately proved to be incorrect, we had to have our beloved cat euthanized due to severe liver failure. For months, various causes were repeatedly suspected – first it was his teeth, then a change in diet was recommended due to an alleged intolerance. Despite his persistent symptoms, an ultrasound, which might have provided clarity much earlier, hadn't even been performed. When we finally consulted a second veterinary practice, they unfortunately diagnosed severe liver failure. The veterinarians informed us that our cat's condition had progressed so far that, sadly, nothing more could be done for him. The veterinarians at the other practice could only shake their heads in disbelief at the previous approach. We couldn't understand why crucial diagnostic procedures like an ultrasound hadn't been carried out for months. Of course, we can't say for sure whether our cat could have been saved with an earlier diagnosis. Nevertheless, we are left with the feeling that valuable time was lost and that not everything was done to identify the root cause in time. This experience was not only emotionally distressing for us, but also deeply disappointing. We had to let our beloved cat go far too soon. For this reason, we unfortunately cannot recommend this practice.

Dr. Scholl was very kind and competent. I felt well cared for. However, the accessibility and parking situation are currently impossible due to construction. But that's not the practice's fault.

NEVER AGAIN!!! They over-vaccinated my dog, giving him (4.5 kg) a vaccine meant for 50 kg animals. Since then, he has absolutely no fur and has suffered vaccine damage!! Take good care of your animals!!! Look at the before and after pictures here! WARNING

Whether it's with our dachshund or our rather challenging Dutch Shepherd – we always feel we're in excellent hands here. The service is simply top-notch: friendly, reliable, and above all, absolutely competent. You can immediately tell that they work with a wealth of experience, a calm demeanor, and genuine love for animals. We've been bringing our dogs to this practice for many years and have always received outstanding care. We feel we're in the best hands here, both medically and personally. This is our trusted veterinary practice – thank you so much for the wonderful care!