Volkmar Hillmer Angelika Hillmer

A very nice veterinarian and staff! Ms. Schlesselmann was the only veterinarian in the area who could tell me what was wrong with my rabbits! Finally, a vet who really knows about small animals! Every visit so far has been positive, and she's even available for emergencies outside of opening hours!

We have been taking our two dogs and our horse to the Hillmer veterinary practice for many years – for ongoing treatment and in emergencies. Ms. Hillmer is always attentive to our concerns and those of our four-legged friends, whether it's a quick question or a more serious problem. The treatments have always been excellent. Our experience after a castration has also been very positive. The ongoing treatment of our horse by Mr. Hillmer has also been consistently positive. The diagnoses have always been spot on, and the treatments have been successful. Everyone is doing wonderfully :-) and all at very fair prices!

Wonderful vets, very compassionate, and always reasonably priced. Simply a fantastic veterinarian. Very stress-free for my cats, even though they are shy; they let them treat them and trust them. They always get a treat after every treatment. Every move is precise. Everything is top-notch. Highly recommended.

We've been taking our animals to this group practice for years and have always felt very well cared for. It's a huge advantage that someone is always available for emergencies, day and night.

Fatal We brought in four stray kittens with what we thought were worms and fleas. The worms were in a gigantic clump around their bottoms, even though we had already carefully washed them off. The vet barely looked at them, prescribed a deworming treatment, and that was it. Apart from the worms, they were supposedly healthy. After another 20 hours, during which we removed more and more worms every three hours and cleaned the deep, open wounds under the parasites, we went to a different vet: the worms were maggots. Three of the four kittens are in critical condition; the maggots have burrowed deep into the animals and may have infested their abdominal cavities. The kittens have been under veterinary care for a day and a half. Tomorrow we can pick up the ones that are still alive. With maggots, every minute counts. Every minute they grow larger and consume more of the living flesh. Had they received proper care shortly after being found, perhaps they all would have survived and been spared 24 hours of pain.