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Martini Tierärzte

Practice in Friedrich-Engels-Platz 17, 1200 Wien, Austria

House calls across the Vienna, Baden, Stockerau area

The Martini veterinary practice in Vienna's 20th district cares for dogs, cats, and small pets with great dedication and years of experience. Mag. Beatrix Martini and Mag. Udo Martini create a calm, trusting atmosphere where every animal receives individual and empathetic treatment. In addition to the modern clinic, their comprehensive services include home visits that spare patients the stress of travel. With professional expertise and an open ear for all pet owners' concerns, the veterinarians reliably stand by their patients' sides.

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Treated animals

  • Small Animals & Pets

    • cats
    • dogs
    • exotic small mammals
    • guinea pigs
    • rabbits
    • small rodents

Medical focus areas and specializations

  • acupuncture
  • allergology
  • cardiology
  • dentistry
  • dermatology
  • general medicine
  • laser therapy
  • nutrition counseling
  • surgery
  • ultrasound
  • vaccinations
  • x-ray

Spoken languages

  • 🇩🇪 German

Payment methods

Cash

Contact

Practice location and mobile service area

Martini Tierärzte

Practice location

Friedrich-Engels-Platz 17

1200 Wien

Austria

House calls

Vienna, Baden, Stockerau

Team 2

Reviews

5.0
Bojan Milicevic • June 22, 2017

Great Vet - Friendly kind and very helpful.

4.0
Tareq Khalil • September 8, 2023

It was nice actually i like it

5.0
Christine Tuma Brestak • August 15, 2023

Dr. Heer and Ms. Martini are a blessing for all pet owners who want to spare their animals the stress of a vet visit, as they also make house calls. Our animals receive competent and empathetic care from them. I can wholeheartedly recommend them.

1.0
Vivien Siebert • January 1, 2026

Not recommended for anything beyond colds, nail trimming, and dental care. Being nice isn't enough for a veterinarian!

1.0
Jennka Jenks • December 31, 2025

While others are in a festive mood and looking forward to the new year, for me, every single day since July 22, 2025, has been torture; festive cheer is nowhere to be found. It breaks my heart that I'm starting the new year without my best friend. On July 22, 2025, just 11 days after his 9th birthday, my soul dog, my dog-child, my other half, my best friend, my therapist, the reason I smiled even on the hardest days, crossed the Rainbow Bridge. An abused dog I rescued, who did NOT deserve such an end!! During a walk, Spiky suddenly collapsed. Passersby tried to help and resuscitate him. One person even managed to do so briefly, but lacked the specific knowledge. Meanwhile, my mother, on the verge of a nervous breakdown, ran to the veterinarian who was even open. A miracle, she thought, but she was sorely mistaken. Instead of helping, he coldly told her to bring him over, a dog weighing over 30 kg. She explained that this wasn't possible. Then he told her to call the police. Had we known how coldly you would react, we wouldn't have wasted valuable time and would have run to someone else. YOU SHOULDN'T CALL YOURSELF A VETERINARY! A veterinarian with a heart would have rushed to help immediately. My best friend was lying on the hot asphalt less than a minute away, fighting for his life, and you have the nerve to respond so coldly! If I were wealthy, I would spend my last penny to ensure you are no longer allowed to call yourself a veterinarian and lose your license! You may have been a good veterinarian according to the reviews, but on that day, all I saw was a cold and indifferent man who couldn't care less that a dog was dying in the street! The incident itself was very traumatic for me, but your reaction will haunt me for the rest of my life! I hope you achieve the karma you deserve!

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