Ulrike Beckereit
Practice in Oberwallnerweg 1, 83527 Haag in Oberbayern
Tierärzte Haag GmbH
Practice in Am Kornfeld 18, 83527 Haag in Oberbayern
House calls in Erding, Vaterstetten, Waldkraiburg
Dr. med. vet. Christian Brüser-Pieper * Tierärzte Altdorf
Practice in Zweibrückenstraße 15, 83527 Haag in Oberbayern
Tierärztin Renate Liegeder Praxis für Kleintiere
Practice in Hauptstraße 12, 84427 Sankt Wolfgang
4.1 km away
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Katharina Schmölz
Practice in Steinweger Straße 33, 83562 Rechtmehring
3.8 km away
Dr. med. vet. Claudius Krieg • equine-vet • Fachtierarzt für Pferde
Practice in Schedenberg 1, 84427 Sankt Wolfgang
House calls in Erding, Waldkraiburg, Poing
4.2 km away
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Dade
Practice in Westach 2, 84424 Isen
5.1 km away
Tierarztpraxis Karen Auer
Practice in Am Sonnenpoint 8a, 83533 Edling
7.4 km away
Tierarztpraxis Gars Dres. Höcketstaller & Huber
Practice in Eichenauerstraße 2, 83555 Gars am Inn
House calls in Waldkraiburg, Dorfen, Grafing bei München
6 km away
Dr.med.vet. Bärbel Hacklechner Tierarzt
Practice in Rosenheimer Straße 11, 83549 Eiselfing
House calls in Rosenheim, Waldkraiburg, Traunreut
10.7 km away
Melanie Grüter
Practice in Daburg 3, 83533 Edling
11.4 km away
Dr. Ottis Klaus
Practice in Hauptstraße 8, 85656 Buch am Buchrain
9.2 km away
Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis für Kleintiere in Reithofen
Practice in Erdinger Straße 3, 85669 Pastetten
10.8 km away
Overgrown Teeth in Rabbits: Spotting Dental Disease Before Your Rabbit Stops Eating
A guide to recognising the early behavioural and litter-tray signs of overgrown teeth and dental disease in rabbits, before appetite loss and gut stasis set in.
Flystrike in Rabbits: Symptoms, Emergency Steps and Prevention
A guide to spotting the early and advanced symptoms of flystrike in rabbits, what to do immediately if you find eggs or maggots, and how to prevent this fast-moving summer emergency.
Why Does My Cat's Breath Smell? Understanding Feline Dental Disease
An explanation of what causes bad breath in cats, why dental disease so often goes unnoticed, and when the smell means it's time to see a vet.
