Ulrich Ulf Dipl.Med.Vet. Kleintierpraxis

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I've felt very well cared for at Dr. Ulrich's practice from the very beginning, along with my dog. From the initial symptomatic treatment of minor ailments, to diagnosing the underlying cause, to the lab tests and the availability of our thyroid medication – everything has been just right. My dog ​​is healthy again, and I'm extremely satisfied. The walk-in hours are also convenient, and the opening times are quite work-friendly. Our trusted veterinarian! Thank you so much!

We've been going to Mr. Ulrich for 10 years. Excellent advice Excellent treatment Even though the prices are rising, it's still absolutely fair for the treatment of our two cats and our dog.

I had my puppy vaccinated and microchipped for the first time, and despite the language barrier, the vet did everything he could to understand me and explain everything... it's always good to have a trustworthy vet.

Hi everyone, in December I took in two little kittens from terrible conditions. Both were about a year old, weighing 1400g and 1700g. In January, I took them to the vet in Dresden. The first and only diagnosis was that the cat had FORL (Feline Odontoclastic Resorptive Lesions). This meant all her teeth would have to be extracted and she would face lifelong, expensive treatments. We were told to see them again in two weeks. They gave us some medication, and we were discharged. My first thought was to have the poor thing put down. At that moment, my daughter called me from her vet. She had taken in her third child. I got a nice but intense lecture about why you don't euthanize a cat for that reason. So, I went to a vet in the countryside. Based solely on my statement that the cat had FORL, they also decided to extract all her teeth. And my daughter's cat was taken in as well. When I got home, I was even more confused. Then I got a tip to go see Dr. Ulrich. Today, I'm grateful that I took that step in the right direction. His first statement was, "I'm not pulling any of the little one's teeth; she doesn't have FORL." She has a cold sore on her upper lip due to a dental issue, which we now have well under control. I learned a great lesson here. There are veterinarians who are truly there for the animals, and then there are those where I have to pay for the practice and more. They didn't even ask me about the symptoms the cats were experiencing. So, dear animal lovers, if you're unsure, get a second opinion. For the sake of your furry friends. Yours, Michéle