VIVUS- Medizinisches Fachzentrum für Kleintiere

Ms. Hoffmann is an absolute powerhouse, incredibly friendly, and truly the GOAT in her field. Other vets recommended euthanizing our pug, Vito, due to a tumor. Ms. Hoffmann performed a superb examination and saved our pug's life. After the surgery (approximately 12cm scar), he was able to do everything just like before. If you're looking for a veterinarian who is both highly skilled and a real go-getter, I can wholeheartedly recommend this clinic. We give her a clear 15 out of 10. Thank you, Julia, for giving Vito a chance!

I've been taking my cat there for four years. Since Julia (Dr. Hoffmann's daughter) took over, things have noticeably improved. Everyone has their own experiences. Veterinarian Mr. Baunak was perfect. My cat got quite aggressive when he approached. He even hissed at Ms. Eggers (the new assistant). The vet had a plan for how we could manage it together. I put on the large leather gloves and a blanket over his sweet little face. Quick as a flash, the vaccination was given. ❌Unfortunately, the visit took 1 1/2 hours. ✅But the bill was excellent. Minimal. ❌Noisy automatic coffee machine in the waiting room. ❌Poisonous cut flowers in the vase (lilies, tulips, for example) on the table in the waiting room. ...I'll keep the rest to myself because all that matters to me is how Butcher 🐈‍⬛ is doing.

I am appalled by the behavior of this veterinary clinic in Delmenhorst. We arrived with a heavily pregnant cat in acute emergency. The cat was visibly very ill, unable to give birth, and despite several hours, there was no improvement whatsoever. It was obvious that immediate medical intervention was necessary. Instead of providing assistance, the animal wasn't even admitted because sufficient funds weren't available at that moment. It was made perfectly clear: no treatment without prior payment. In plain terms, this means they were prepared to let an animal die as long as the money wasn't "right." I find this behavior shameless, inhumane, and ethically unacceptable. If an animal's life in an emergency is worth less than money, then such an institution has failed in its mission. For me, this was the first and last time. I will never recommend this veterinary clinic and strongly advise everyone against bringing their pet there in an emergency. An animal's life should always be the priority – clearly, it wasn't in this case.

It would have been nice if they had simply told me on the phone beforehand to try iodine first to stop the bleeding from the claw, applying pressure or a bandage. And if it didn't stop after 10 minutes, to come in. Because that's what the vet told me to do at home if it started bleeding again. To be honest, I didn't even know if it was the vet because he didn't introduce himself. I had to pay €37.82 for a pea-sized dab of styptic cream; I would have understood the price if I had also received the cream. I had the feeling it was just a money-making scheme. Unfortunately, there was still pet hair from the previous patient on the treatment table, so it hadn't been disinfected or cleaned. As I said, I had an open claw that was bleeding. Well, it was a worthwhile experience; I know what to do next time, which won't happen again, and hopefully I'll never have to visit an emergency vet again.

I'm absolutely thrilled! ;) I've been there several times now, always as an emergency, and I've always received prompt help (depending on the urgency). My little darling had surgery twice, and once the problem was resolved with medication. The photo shows the latest result. My little one had surgery on Tuesday and was already feeling much better by Friday. The animals are treated with such loving care, and the nurses and veterinarians are incredibly friendly and understanding even after a very long day, making you feel very well cared for. I'm very satisfied and would go back there anytime.