Wolff Melanie Tierärztin

Dr. Wolff's practice is exactly what I've been hoping for with our dog and us. Thanks to the warm welcome and loving care during treatment, our vet visits have been completely relaxed for everyone involved from the very first time. In a pleasant atmosphere, the team takes their time with our four-legged friend and answers any questions. If there's any uncertainty, they're happy to consult with a specialist. In emergencies, it was also very easy to get an appointment at short notice. At the end of a visit, our little guy usually doesn't want to leave the practice, even after vaccinations, temperature checks, or other examinations, which I think is a good sign from him. I can wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Wolff and her team. Thank you for your wonderful work!

Caution with a FORL Diagnosis We are new to the area and went to Ms. Wolff's veterinary clinic to buy deworming medication for our cat. After a while, Ms. Wolff asked us to bring the cat in for a checkup without a medical reason, as she would refuse to sell us any more deworming medication otherwise. She then diagnosed the feline disease FORL and gave us a two-page letter titled "The Silent Suffering of Cats." It stated that every second cat over the age of five often lives with this painful dental disease, which can have "serious consequences." Naturally, we felt guilty for seemingly not having noticed the disease and thought we had let our cat suffer for years. We were immediately given a cost estimate for surgery of over 900 euros. We then went to another veterinarian for a second opinion. However, since our cat wouldn't open her mouth there, but we were certain that Ms. Wolff's diagnosis was correct, we still scheduled a surgery appointment with the other vet. He was surprised when we came to pick up the cat after the surgery; the teeth looked very good, he said, and he had only removed some tartar since the cat was already under anesthesia. We paid about €140 for this. Ultimately, we subjected our cat to two vet visits, the stress of surgery, and the risks of anesthesia for no medical reason, and due to the misdiagnosis, we risked having healthy teeth extracted. It's been a year now, our cat is still doing wonderfully, and the diagnosis hasn't been confirmed, even after some time has passed. We have changed veterinary practices.

Friendly, nice, and above all, competent.