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Veteo Tierpathologie Berlin

Practice in Schönhauser Straße 62, 13127 Berlin, Germany

Veteo.eu is an innovative digital veterinary laboratory that combines state-of-the-art diagnostics with extensive expertise. With locations in Augsburg and Berlin, a highly qualified team provides comprehensive services, ranging from histopathology and cytology to complex microbiological examinations. Through digital order processing and tailored portals, Veteo offers veterinarians efficient and precise support for patient care.

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Treated animals

  • Small Animals & Pets

    • cats
    • dogs
    • exotic small mammals
    • ferrets
    • guinea pigs
    • rabbits
    • small rodents
  • Reptiles & Amphibians

    • lizards
    • snakes
    • turtles
  • Avian (Birds)

    • birds of prey
    • pet birds
  • Large & Farm Animals

    • horses

Medical focus areas and specializations

  • allergology
  • dermatology
  • general medicine
  • internal medicine
  • oncology
  • parasitology
  • surgery

Spoken languages

  • 🇩🇪 German
  • 🇬🇧 English

Payment methods

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Practice location

Veteo Tierpathologie Berlin

Practice location

Schönhauser Straße 62

13127 Berlin

Germany

Reviews

5.0
Martin SchumacherOctober 9, 2019

Very thorough and empathetic. After the sudden and devastating loss of our dog, we felt very well cared for at Dr. Haider's practice.

5.0
Aneta BarczakJanuary 25, 2023

Thank you very much, Doctor, for the detailed description of the skin biopsy of our pug, Paco. Everything is fine. Best regards.

5.0
A. H.January 9, 2020

A fantastic doctor who knows his field. I've been there several times and have always been very satisfied.

1.0
Mariechen 123July 14, 2024

I was at Dr. Haider's with a friend because her kitten had suddenly died at the veterinary clinic in Potsdam. My cat, Mogli, the deceased cat's brother, suddenly developed the same symptoms. So, the deceased cat was to have a post-mortem examination to perhaps save my cat's life. We were truly distraught; my little cat was now also in mortal danger. In such a situation, one longs for understanding and, yes, comfort. But what we received was the statement that the deceased cat had feline panleukopenia and was certainly not vaccinated. Even when we denied this and showed my cat's valid vaccination certificate (the same as his sister's), we were not believed. Dr. Haider told me that my cat was now also certain to die. I was so close to tears and simultaneously stunned at how little empathy could be shown in such a sad situation. We weren't the only ones treated this way; Dr. Haider didn't have a kind word for his secretary either. Anyone who has to bury their pet deserves to have comforting and compassionate people by their side during this terrible time. I didn't get that feeling with Dr. Haider. On the contrary, his words left me even more uncertain and desperate. My little Mogli survived feline panleukopenia and is doing very well. Through intensive research, we found a remedy that helps with feline panleukopenia, and that's how Mogli was able to get help too. Please don't give up, but seek advice from people who will support you.

4.0
Reinhild EhnertJune 22, 2020

Correct and quick. So that help could follow quickly. Now we're just waiting for the written report. Thank you.

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