Tierarztpraxis Kerstin Schmidt
Practice in Bachstraße 18, 52152 Simmerath
House calls in Aachen, Düren, Mechernich
Tierarztpraxis Dr. med. vet. Laszlo Hornyak
Practice in Hauptstraße 80, 52152 Simmerath
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Rizgalla
Practice in Kammerbruchstraße 67, 52152 Simmerath
Kleintierpraxis M.Sc. Alexander Schumacher
Practice in Im Venn 11, 52152 Simmerath
Dr.med.vet. Werner Ramisch
Practice in Paustenbacher Straße 39, 52152 Simmerath
Dr.med.vet. Dorothee Krings
Practice in Paul-Heinemann-Straße 53, 52393 Hürtgenwald
House calls in Aachen, Düren, Jülich
2.5 km away
Tierarztpraxis Dr. Westerkamp Stolberg
Practice in Eifelstraße 63, 52224 Stolberg (Rheinland)
6.2 km away
Wolff Melanie Tierärztin
Practice in Mühlenbendstraße 20, 52159 Roetgen
4.8 km away
Tierarzt Stolberg, Tierarztpraxis am Breiniger Denkmal
Practice in Wilhelm-Pitz-Straße 10, 52223 Stolberg (Rheinland)
6.3 km away
Heiko Nores Tierarzt
Practice in Prämienstraße 31, 52076 Aachen
Kleintierpraxis Silke Amelung
Practice in In der Schart 1, 52222 Stolberg (Rheinland)
9.3 km away
Tierarztpraxis Weimbs
Practice in Kölner Straße 68, 53940 Hellenthal
7.3 km away
Dr. Martina Schullenberg
Practice in Eichsfeldstraße 42A, 52223 Stolberg (Rheinland)
9.9 km away
Tierarztpraxis Brander Wald
Practice in Freunder Landstraße 114, 52078 Aachen
9.7 km away
Tierarztpraxis Mirjam Platzbecker
Practice in Maubacher Straße 172c, 52372 Kreuzau
9.8 km away
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