From the owner: Die Hamburger Tierärzte – Ihre moderne Kleintierpraxis in Hamburg Hohenfelde…read more Wir sind eine erfahrene Tierarztpraxis für kleine Haustiere mit umfassender veterinärmedizinischer Versorgung und spezialisierten Schwerpunkten in Kardiologie, Augenheilkunde und Zahnheilkunde. In unserem motivierten Team aus mehreren Tierärzt:innen und Fachkräften legen wir Wert auf gründliche Diagnostik, individuelle Betreuung und eine vertrauensvolle Zusammenarbeit mit Ihnen als Tierhalter:in. Unsere Praxis in der Lübecker Straße 128 bietet moderne Diagnostik, spezialisierte Ultraschall- und Herzuntersuchungen sowie ganzheitliche Betreuung für Hunde, Katzen und weitere Kleintiere. Termine vereinbaren Sie bequem online. Parkmöglichkeiten und gute Anbindung an den ÖPNV sorgen für einen entspannten Praxisbesuch.

From the owner: Sprechzeiten Mittwoch vormittags & Freitag nachmittags nach Vereinbarungread more

From the owner: Ein Herz für Tiere und ihre Halter!…read more Wir möchten gern, dass sich jeder von Ihnen gut empfangen fühlt; wobei Hund, Katze, Vogel und Mensch dabei ganz unterschiedliche Bedürfnisse haben. Katzen möchten lieber keine Hunde treffen, während Hunde ein Treffen mit "Katze" vielleicht sogar spannend finden. Menschen freuen sich über unseren barrierefreien Zugang, Katzen ist das nicht so wichtig, denn sie werden ohnehin getragen. Unsere Praxis liegt direkt am Wasser, mit Ausblick auf den schönen Mühlenkamp - Kanal. Sie bekommen bei uns: Schutzimpfungen von Katze, Hund, Kaninchen und Frettchen Ernährung für das gesunde Tier oder auf den Erkrankungsfall zugeschnitten Kennzeichnung von Tieren durch Mikrochip u.a. für Papageien und Frettchen Geriatrische Untersuchungen zur Vorbeugung und Früherkennung altersbedingter Erkrankungen für Hunde Katzen ab ca. 9 Jahren und bei großen Hunderassen ab etwa 6 Jahren. Zu unseren Leistungen gehören: Röntgen (umweltschonend digital), Ultraschall Untersuchungen, Magnetfeldtherapie, Endoskopie, Laserchirurgie und Laserbestrahlungen,

My wife lives and works in Hamburg, so I came to live with her and I am here 3 weeks…read more Today we had an apointment at 5pm by the Vet but since she was working, I took our cat on my own. Doctror's assistant was kind and she told me that she doesn't speak English but the doctor does. At some point the doctor came out and I asked him kindly to speak in english with me (as I don't know any German at the moment) but he responted negatively and rudly in German. He CONTINUED to speak in German making me feel bad aboud not understanding what he was saying and I told him AGAIN "sorry I dont understand German meine Frau is at work and I brought unsere Katze" (I used all the German I know). He replied again rudly and IRONICALLY "emeeergency do you know what an emeergency is?" Again I didn't understand what he was saying as emergency was the only english word he said and I told him "I have a termin at 5pm". He responded in german again showing me the practice room and told me "lets do quickly I have an emergency." (Outside there was only regular calm people with peacefull animals.) Me and my wife had prepared a printed word file IN GERMAN witch I gave it imidiatelly to him when I saw him and told him "here are some information also in German if it helps" and he IGNORED it. When we got inside I had to tell him again that this PRINTED word is for you in German if it helps." He readed the file and called my wife. HE asked HER what type of alergy is that and what are these red scars on our cat. My wife kindly explained again, that the problem is that WE DON'T KNOW what these symbtoms are and what type of allergy this is and that's why we booked an apointment with the ''VETERINARY''. Not to mention the most important thing - he LITERALLY was AFRAID to touch my cat (witch at the time WAS HUGGING his assistant). He was trying to avoid touching her by asking my wife on the phone to tell him more about our cat's skin (!). I told him "I cut her nails" and he responded "but she also has teeth". WHAT KIND OF RESPONSE IS THAT? And ok let's say that you don't want to be polite or help me, after all I didn't come here for me, I came for my cat. He DIDIN'T want to help my cat. He went close but HE WAS AFRAID to touch her and I had to show him by myself where the most of the allergies are. Let me tell you something Mr. Mark-Niklas Klingberg. The way you treated me was TOTALLY RACIST. You are A DOCTOR and English is a UNIVERSHAL language that WE ALL HAVE TO SPEAK. When a human being aks politely to speak in english YOU DONT CONTINUE TO SPEAK IN GERMAN WITH A RUDE WAY and making him feel UNWELCOME HERE. And one last thing. If you are afraid of heights you don't become a pilot. If you are afraid of nails and teeth DON'T BECOME A VETERINARY.

From the owner: Fachtierarzt für Klein- und Heimtiere. Spezialisierung auf Reptilien, Amphibien, exotische…read moreKleinsäuger. - Schwer erkrankte Heimtiere und Exoten können stationär aufgenommen werden.