Tierärztlicher Notdienst Osnabrücker- & Tecklenburger Land
Practice in Görsmannstraße 11, 49170 Hagen am Teutoburger Wald, Germany
Opening hours
- Monday
- Open 24 hours
- Tuesday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- Open 24 hours
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Friday
- Open 24 hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
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Practice location
Tierärztlicher Notdienst Osnabrücker- & Tecklenburger Land
Practice location
Görsmannstraße 11
49170 Hagen am Teutoburger Wald
Germany
Reviews
I can definitely recommend this veterinary practice for emergencies! A few weeks ago, my cat had a very bad cold, drooling heavily from his mouth and nose, and coughing fits. I only noticed this around 6:00 a.m. I immediately took him to the emergency veterinary clinic at 6:00 a.m. He was examined and treated there. The vet determined that he likely had laryngitis and administered antibiotics via injection. He also gave me the same medication in drop form to take for several days. Personally, I found the vet a bit unusual, and his behavior towards me and my cat seemed somewhat odd. It simply wasn't the kind of behavior one usually expects from veterinarians. Since my cat's condition hadn't really improved after 24 hours, I took him to our regular vet the next day. At our vet, the doctors gave my cat a complete examination (X-rays, blood test, ultrasound, etc.) and couldn't find anything wrong. The vet told me that three different doctors at the practice had examined my cat, and she had consulted with all of them, but none of them knew why he was drooling so much or coughing so constantly. She also said it definitely wasn't a cold or a runny nose. I took my cat home and continued giving him the antibiotic drops that the emergency vet gave us. My cat started feeling better after two to three days; the coughing and drooling lessened. After about seven days, the symptoms were completely gone. The conclusion is: The vet on duty at the emergency vet knew immediately what was wrong with my cat and gave him the correct medication, even though several doctors at our regular vet couldn't determine what was wrong with him. ... The vet at the emergency clinic might seem a bit odd, "unusual," or "unconventional," but he's competent and knows what to do in emergencies! A doctor's behavior says nothing about their competence. So, I would definitely go there again for future emergencies.
We went to the emergency vet clinic on Saturday. We were greeted very warmly and seen after a short wait. I'm very satisfied with the treatment and how our dog was handled.
My rat died the morning after the visit. The vet dropped her while the injection was still under her skin. His behavior was condescending; we didn't feel taken seriously. Be sure to document everything on camera. The vet is about 6'3" and has some gray hair. My rat died because of his carelessness. Be careful and pay close attention to how he handles animals.
We took our cat to this veterinary clinic for emergency care and are very grateful for the quick and caring assistance. Despite the stressful situation, they immediately took the time to examine and treat him thoroughly. The vet was empathetic, calm, and very friendly – both to our cat and to us as his concerned owners. It was clear that they work with both heart and expertise. We also received excellent follow-up support over the phone afterward. We would definitely return and highly recommend this clinic.