Tierarztpraxis Freising - Aichinger & Schmaußer

We would like to sincerely thank the entire team. We have felt very well cared for here for years. You are never left alone with your worries. Today, after saying goodbye to our beloved Luna, everything has been confirmed once again: In this wonderful practice, animals and people are not just a number. A special and long overdue heartfelt thank you also goes to Dr. Aichinger. The way you have cared for our dogs all these years and the way you treat us is truly remarkable. Such wonderful service is so rare. We are so happy to have you as our veterinarian and such a kind and friendly person! Thank you so much!

Best veterinary practice ever! They care for our dog and our ponies. They immediately recognized malignant tumors in our dog Hanna, and she had surgery within two weeks. Very professional, and all the staff work together. 😊 We are so glad we found you. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! 😊😊😊 PS: To everyone complaining, never compare a veterinary practice to a restaurant review. These people are trying to save the lives of your family members, and they are just as human as everyone else, trying their best and then some! So if everything goes well, then you can say thank you! 😊🥰 It doesn't hurt! 🤘🤘

Fantastic veterinary practice! Dr. Schraml has been caring for our dogs for well over ten years now. She always handles our animals calmly and patiently. Whether we come for a vaccination or with a more serious issue, we always receive a warm welcome and the animal is always treated with the utmost expertise!

We feel very well cared for with our two dogs and our cat. The animals' well-being is absolutely the top priority here! A highlight: We were so incredibly surprised by the acupuncture that Dr. Schraml performed on our Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. It was truly amazing! Highly recommended! Try it out, it's worth it!

After this and all other negative reviews were deleted: We have had very, very bad experiences with these veterinarians regarding cats over the past few years. First, we took a stray cat to them that needed to be spayed. The vets put our cat under anesthesia and performed an incision, but then concluded that she was already spayed. Less than six months later, she had five kittens. We returned with one kitten. They suspected an autoimmune disease, which, according to the vet, could only be diagnosed with a bone marrow test. She was given cortisone and was supposed to be spayed while taking it. When we switched vets, it turned out that the autoimmune disease in question could indeed be detected with a blood test. Furthermore, we were strongly advised against spaying the cat while she was taking cortisone, as it would increase bleeding and impair wound healing. With cat number 3, I visited the veterinary clinic in Pulling three times and was always sent home with different, harmless diagnoses. Once with no diagnosis, once with a diagnosis of asthma, and once with the diagnosis: "She just has a hairball in her throat." After a visit to another veterinarian, it was discovered that her entire body was full of fluid and she had to be euthanized. I strongly advise against taking your cat to this clinic. We had four cats spayed/neutered at this clinic and received each cat back still under anesthesia. Only at our new clinic did we realize that this is not normal and that cats are usually professionally monitored during the recovery process at the clinic.