Tierarztpraxis Paasche

We've been going to Ms. Paasche for about 15 years. She cared for our first dog very competently and compassionately until his death. She also treats our current dog exceptionally well; although he's very anxious, she handles him very well. She always explains her diagnoses, the reasons behind them, and the next steps very clearly. We have nothing but positive things to say and simply don't understand the negative reviews.

We feel very well cared for with our three furry friends at Ms. Paasche's. Animal welfare is clearly the top priority here, and Ms. Paasche is always ready to offer tips and assistance.

No professional qualifications whatsoever. Unfortunately, without first consulting other dog owners in the neighborhood, I made an appointment for a blood test for my older female dog. The vet is indeed very nice and friendly, but her views are almost a bit esoteric. I need a vet who knows what she's doing. She shaved all four legs and even tried to draw blood from a callus that was naturally calloused. She tried to prick my dog ​​seven or eight times without success. My old vet, with proper tourniquet control in the trunk of the car to avoid stress, was able to do it immediately, even in the height of summer and intense heat. I was worried that she might accidentally puncture my dog's tendon. Her justification was that my dog ​​was supposedly severely dehydrated. For the slowly healing punctures and the intense itching of the shaved, rectangular areas that looked like a nasty operation afterward, she charged a reasonable price of about 35 euros. She offered to come to my home to try again. I politely declined and promptly requested that my data be deleted, which wasn't received well or constructively. Several people in the neighborhood were appalled and rolled their eyes, as the veterinarian had already made several dangerous misdiagnoses, and everyone here strongly advises against going to her. The vet would do well to ask her former patients why they left, in order to further her education in this area. I would never go there for anything more than, say, a deworming treatment. She has no professional or practical skills, only a friendly demeanor, but I need a veterinarian, not some esoteric person who will disfigure and stress my dog. Just stay away.

We cannot recommend this practice to anyone. Animal welfare is not their priority; profit is their primary concern. We have never met a more heartless person than Ms. Paasche. We have chosen a different veterinary practice.