Set Schneider
Practice in Grimme 31, 17326 Brüssow, Germany
Mr. Schneider's practice offers sound medical care for dogs, cats, and various small animals. The experienced veterinarian places great importance on direct and competent treatment of his patients. Many pet owners appreciate his professional expertise as well as his helpful manner when dealing with animals. The practice focuses on targeted care to ensure the well-being of the pets.
Automatically generated summary based on public information.Treated animals
Small Animals & Pets
- cats
- dogs
- ferrets
- guinea pigs
- rabbits
- small rodents
Medical focus areas and specializations
- general medicine
- internal medicine
Spoken languages
- 🇩🇪 German
Contact
- Phone
Practice location
Set Schneider
Practice location
Grimme 31
17326 Brüssow
Germany
Reviews
Good vet, I have nothing negative to report! I would gladly go back.
Mr. Schneider is a very experienced doctor. I had my Ronaldo treated by him today. He focuses entirely on the animal, and the price is right, too.❤
I would never go to Mr. Schneider again. The first thing he knew was that I was bringing a cat. Even so, he didn't lock his dog in. The dog charged at the cat's cage, and my cat was so scared that he pooped all over himself. Mr. Schneider had nothing but disparaging words for that. Next, my cat's head was shaved with a giant pair of clippers. The thing was actually meant for camels or something similar. A quick glance at the wound, and he was done with the patient. No matter how bad things get, I'm never going back to that guy. The yard and the practice look like something out of a bad horror movie. Awful, awful, awful.
Excellent veterinarian. Friendly, competent, and helpful. He not only provided outstanding care for our dogs but also reassured their owners. Thank you.
We had an emergency with our 9-month-old dog, and the only positive thing I can report was that the vet called me back... that was it. I find it unacceptable to be dismissed like that by a vet. He told me I should drive 1.5 hours to the on-call vet instead of coming to him in 20 minutes. Why even call back then?! Our dog is really suffering and in a lot of pain, which got worse this evening. With us humans, that's called failure to render assistance, but apparently not with animals...