Tierarztpraxis Wessling

"Theo's" family would like to express their sincere thanks to all the veterinarians and the entire team at the Wessling Veterinary Practice for their years of consistently competent and extremely friendly care and treatment. Especially in "Theo's" last weeks of life, all of us who accompanied him to his necessary veterinary appointments felt very well looked after by you. Because our dog was always in the very best hands with you! A big thank you also to Ms. Otte for her courageous actions in "Theo's" final hours. When it came to finding a donor dog for a blood transfusion for "Theo" in the shortest possible time, she literally moved heaven and earth on the phone. And she found him at the animal shelter in Lingen! Unfortunately, with a heavy heart, we finally had to let our beloved dog cross the rainbow bridge. 🌈🖤🖤 Please keep up the good work! Because if we ever need to take in another four-legged family member, we'll definitely be back with you for all of his or her little and big aches and pains! 🐶

Accounting's customer service! For over 20 years, I've been a patient at Dr. Wessling's veterinary practice. I've always paid my bills promptly, as there's never been anything to complain about. With the last bill, I requested a review for further clarification. I was assured that the accounting department would issue a revised bill and contact me. I was told I wouldn't receive a reminder and should just wait. After several phone calls and a personal visit to the practice to clarify the situation, I received a reminder after the payment deadline had passed, without any callback from the accounting department! The bottom line: no change to the bill plus a late fee! I was appalled by the subsequent phone call with the accounting department! They didn't listen and simply hung up! I'm very satisfied with the work of Dr. Wessling and his practice team – but the accounting department is utterly embarrassing!

You're receiving payment reminders despite having already paid your bill. Go somewhere else if you don't want to receive payment reminders.

Unfortunately, that was the last time I took my animals to the practice. During my guinea pig's examination, a swab was taken and sent because a fungus, vitamin deficiency, or parasite was suspected. Without a swab and sending it to the lab, no medication was issued. (It turned out that the animal was suffering from a vitamin deficiency.) Now, four weeks later, I received another bill for €120 for the lab! Mind you, without any prior notice. If I had been properly informed about the costs at the practice, I would never have agreed to the swab! But instead, I would have given more vitamin C first.