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Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Dr. Natalie Steidele & Tobias Friz GbR

Practice in Ulmer Straße 100, 89269 Vöhringen, Germany

House calls across the Ulm, Ehingen (Donau), Laupheim area

At the Tierarztpraxis Vöhringen, a warm and dedicated team awaits, providing your pet with both passion and high-level medical expertise. From dogs and cats to exotic reptiles, the group practice offers comprehensive medical care in a calm, stress-free atmosphere. Clients particularly praise the compassionate handling of patients, which provides security even for anxious animals. With modern diagnostic equipment and specialized expertise, your pet is in the best hands here.

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Treated animals

  • Small Animals & Pets

    • cats
    • dogs
    • exotic small mammals
    • rabbits
    • small rodents
  • Reptiles & Amphibians

    • lizards
    • snakes
    • turtles
  • Avian (Birds)

    • pet birds
  • Fish & Aquatics

    • ornamental fish

Medical focus areas and specializations

  • dentistry
  • endoscopy
  • general medicine
  • internal medicine
  • laser therapy
  • nutrition counseling
  • ophthalmology
  • physiotherapy
  • surgery
  • ultrasound
  • vaccinations
  • x-ray

Spoken languages

  • 🇩🇪 German
  • 🇬🇧 English

Payment methods

Cash
Girocard

Contact

Practice location and mobile service area

Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis Dr. Natalie Steidele & Tobias Friz GbR

Practice location

Ulmer Straße 100

89269 Vöhringen

Germany

House calls

Ulm, Ehingen (Donau), Laupheim

Reviews

5.0
Gordana LermanMarch 4, 2021

Very satisfied.

4.0
THE LEFTIST HUNTERJune 10, 2019

Good but expensive

5.0
Melanie TraunigSeptember 5, 2022

TOP Service 💗👍

1.0
TheIwieIsiMarch 14, 2026

Beware! Do not have any dental surgery with this veterinarian!!! We had our cat Sammy operated on by this vet in 2024 because she recommended removing his teeth. Even after the surgery, he wasn't eating as much as before. A few weeks later, we went back to the vet because he had an open wound on his side. She didn't even examine it properly and dismissed it, saying he had probably fallen. Because the wound kept getting bigger, we went back to her a few weeks later and were out again within minutes, without her having properly looked at him. A few days later, we went to a different veterinarian who examined the area properly and discovered a large tumor! Who knows how much valuable treatment time we wasted due to the unnecessary previous vet visits! The biopsy brought the shock: the X-ray revealed that the vet had left ALL the roots in, causing our poor Sammy months of pain. We consulted several vets, and they said it's possible that maybe one or two roots can't be removed, but not all of them! That's outrageous! And it's all at the expense of poor animals suffering pain. Because of the malignant cancer, we decided against another operation. The medication also helped with the inflammation in his mouth caused by the leftover roots. Yesterday, we had to let our Sammy go. The cancer had spread, and his entire mouth was inflamed. He could barely eat anything for the last few days. I wish we had never come here.

4.0
LukeJuly 9, 2026

View excellent food ok waitress is in the wrong job as she looks pretty miserable, we had the fish smoked trout and bratwurst and sauerkraut

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