Tina Harms Praxis für Tiernaturheilkunde

Great! Excellent service! Tina has a lot of experience!

We took our 14-year-old cat to Tina's today. She's been having breathing problems for a while now, and after several vet visits, treatments with cortisone and antibiotics, and a visit to the animal hospital where she had an X-ray and blood work done, surgery with bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), possibly an endoscopy, and a CT scan was planned. I canceled that appointment when the blood test also revealed that she has FIV, which likely means her immune system isn't very strong anyway! My husband heard about Tina from a colleague at work. We called and made the trip... our cat always pants like a dog in the car! We were warmly welcomed at an idyllic property with a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside. We sat down and told her the story while the cat explored the room. Ms. Harms took plenty of time and explained everything in detail. Feelie had a few acupuncture needles inserted and received an immediate homeopathic remedy for her bronchi to loosen mucus. We also received a small bottle (unfortunately, we forgot the drops 😊) which we are to give her twice a day to stimulate her self-healing abilities. We agreed to keep you updated on how the little furball is doing. We were definitely impressed and would absolutely recommend Tina! The cat is still feeling positive too 👍

I learned about animal naturopath Tina Harms through a dear friend. Since our little dog became ill and we hadn't had very good experiences with veterinarians, we contacted Ms. Harms. We feel incredibly well cared for there. Ms. Harms is wholeheartedly dedicated to the therapy. Here, we finally feel that it's about our little darling's health and not about making money. Thank you so much for all your help and compassion. It's so wonderful to see our little darling getting better and better.

Our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Lissy, had hardly any fur left on her ear. Ms. Harms managed to quickly regrow the fur using acupuncture and drops, something the vet hadn't been able to do before.