Tierarztpraxis Stefan Kampmann

Very good vet, very helpful, no waiting time, appointment always on time, prices correct, clean and calm, helps my kitten baby very well

I've been seeing Dr. Kampmann with my various animals for a very long time (about 30 years). A few years ago, he introduced appointment-based consultations. You hardly have to wait at all. Everything is very calm and relaxed. He's a good diagnostician and is also quite knowledgeable about skin diseases. He's also top-notch in his pharmaceuticals. Now you're probably thinking, "That's just his job," but I've often experienced things differently. For example, when Dr. Kampmann was on vacation and we needed to go somewhere else. Both I and the animals have been very satisfied all these years. He also sends vaccination reminders, which is convenient for owners of multiple animals.

Absolutely top-notch! A very empathetic person who prioritizes animal welfare and minimizing stress for the animal. A calm atmosphere, genuine understanding, and he takes his time. Very friendly and professional. Highly competent yet not arrogant. For me, the perfect veterinarian! Appointments are available at short notice and there are no waiting times because he takes his time and schedules appointments accordingly. Every animal is in good hands there!

Very nice and calm doctor! Good advice and simply recommended! No waiting time, and the price is absolutely right.

Terrible vet. He practically tortured my mother's cat for years. We explained everything to him in detail, but he didn't listen at all and constantly repeated completely nonsensical treatments. He was totally on autopilot. The animal suffered endlessly, partly because he insisted on putting the cat under general anesthesia even for a simple examination, claiming she was aggressive (the cat was completely calm and always frozen with fear). His main goal was to charge for another anesthetic. Anyway, after three years, we had to have the cat euthanized because her suffering became so intense and her body had completely deteriorated. Then it suddenly occurred to him that there was something else he could do. He must have realized that you can't make money off a dead cat. Given her now hopeless condition, we decided to end her suffering. My mother wanted to hold her in her arms for one last minute, but the vet snapped at her, saying, "The cat's already dead, give her up." Tears streaming down her face, my mother was practically chased out of the examination room and almost out of the practice altogether. Almost... because he always paid first when it came to collecting money, Mr. Kampmann was always on the ball. But both personally and professionally, he was simply bottom of the barrel.