Kleintierpraxis Sabine Holtz

She was such a good, compassionate vet; we're shocked that the practice is closed. What on earth happened? The house seems to have already been sold. Our cat had been in good hands with her for almost six years. No one knows where Dr. Holz is. We're very sad; we'll never find a vet like her again. Six months ago, we took our cat there for vaccinations. 😪🙏🙏🙏

Unfortunately, I discovered today that the practice has closed permanently. I find it very disappointing that no one informed me beforehand; retirement doesn't just happen overnight. I was there in July and even got a vaccination appointment for next year. I can't understand this; anyone else would have mentioned it or at least not scheduled any new appointments. I've been taking my dog ​​to this practice for years, but I'm quite disappointed now. They could have at least put out a recorded message announcing that the practice would be permanently closed from August onwards. Otherwise, I was happy with the vet's unique approach.

I'd always been satisfied with her for my cats. She was friendly and competent. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case with my little cat. The surgery seemed to have gone well, but I got him back chilled to the bone and with a bandage on his leg that didn't protect his fur. It took a lot of effort to get it off. It was a shame for me that she closed her practice, but perhaps it was a wise decision on her part.

Dr. Holtz has been treating my Holly (who has a disability and came from a Spanish animal shelter) for over eight years, practically since she arrived in Germany. Dr. Holtz is very empathetic towards animals, and her diagnostic skills are excellent. She is open to suggestions regarding medication and diet if you have a different opinion. In serious cases, she also refers patients to the veterinary clinic. I think that's fantastic.