Our practice
welcomes you
Since 2024, you will find us in modernised practice premises - with even better facilities for contemporary veterinary medicine in a bright and relaxed atmosphere.
New features include a separate waiting area for cats, a separate operating theatre for dental treatment and an X-ray room.
Our practice
welcomes you
Since 2024, you will find us in modernised practice premises - with even better facilities for contemporary veterinary medicine in a bright and relaxed atmosphere.
New features include a separate waiting area for cats, a separate operating theatre for dental treatment and an X-ray room.
Our practice
welcomes you
Since 2024, you will find us in modernised practice premises - with even better facilities for contemporary veterinary medicine in a bright and relaxed atmosphere.
New features include a separate waiting area for cats, a separate operating theatre for dental treatment and an X-ray room.
Click on the icons to find out more about the practice.
Click on the icons to find out more about the practice.
Click on the icons to find out more about the practice.
Our services
We want to make a visit to the practice as pleasant as possible for our patients - and of course their people. That's why we focus on good service:
Appointment consultation
We take time for you.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. we ask you to make an appointment with us in advance. By phone, in person or online. For shorter waiting times and more time for you and your pet. Often Appointments also possible at short notice. Please note that more complex appointments such as operations, dental treatment and cardiac ultrasound examinations cannot be booked online. Here you can find our Contact options.
You are also welcome to drop in spontaneously, but please be aware that other customers may be waiting for you and you may have to wait.
Laboratory and rapid tests
Giardia, worms, mites & co?
We provide a quick remedy! We carry out some tests directly in the practice's own laboratory. So that you know quickly and we can take action.
For more extensive analyses and blood tests, we work together with an experienced large laboratory - usually with precise results the very next day.
Veterinary medicine cabinet
Medicine for your pet
If our patient needs to be treated with medication, we have everything they need in our extensive medicine cabinet. If not, we order quickly.
If your pet is already a patient with us and requires regular medication, e.g. for the heart or kidneys, we will be happy to order stock for you.
If your pet is new to us, please bring reports, lab results and, if possible, a referral report from your previous vet.
If regular medication is administered, your pet must be presented to us annually.
Safe and well-tolerated medicines for regular deworming, tick and flea prophylaxis are available from us at any time - let us advise you!
Speciality and diet food
It's the content that counts
Your pet has special requirements when it comes to food, should lose weight or be supported during recovery?
We order the right food.
Travelling
Entry requirements & vaccinations
Are you going on holiday - together with your four-legged friend?
We are happy to provide you with websites where you can find out about entry requirements and vaccination obligations for the country you are travelling to. If you are unsure, we will be happy to help you research your destination country.
Please contact us in good time before your holiday. In many cases, deadlines for vaccinations must be adhered to!
Nutrition and allergies
Researching the causes
We provide personalised advice on a healthy diet for your four-legged friend and give helpful tips for food allergies or intolerances - for greater well-being and quality of life.
Fees & Payments
Fee schedule & payment options
What does the treatment cost? We charge according to the statutory scale of fees for veterinarians (GOT) - good medicine has its price. For larger procedures, please discuss the costs with us in advance and we will provide a cost estimate on request.
How to pay? Please pay directly after the treatment. By card (EC, credit - no American Express) or cash - just as you wish.
Our services
We want to make a visit to the practice as pleasant as possible for our patients - and of course their people. That's why we focus on good service:
Appointment consultation
We take time for you.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. we ask you to make an appointment with us in advance. By phone, in person or online. For shorter waiting times and more time for you and your pet. Often Appointments also possible at short notice. Please note that more complex appointments such as operations, dental treatment and cardiac ultrasound examinations cannot be booked online. Here you can find our Contact options.
You are also welcome to drop in spontaneously, but please be aware that other customers may be waiting for you and you may have to wait.
New customers
Are you a new customer?
You will find information and answers about your first visit to our practice as well as our registration form here.
We look forward to seeing you & your darling!
Laboratory and rapid tests
Giardia, worms, mites & co?
We provide a quick remedy! We carry out some tests directly in the practice's own laboratory. So that you know quickly and we can take action.
For more extensive analyses and blood tests, we work together with an experienced large laboratory - usually with precise results the very next day.
Veterinary medicine cabinet
Medicine for your pet
If our patient needs to be treated with medication, we have everything they need in our extensive medicine cabinet. If not, we order quickly.
If your pet is already a patient with us and requires regular medication, e.g. for the heart or kidneys, we will be happy to order stock for you.
If your pet is new to us, please bring reports, lab results and, if possible, a referral report from your previous vet.
If regular medication is administered, your pet must be presented to us annually.
Safe and well-tolerated medicines for regular deworming, tick and flea prophylaxis are available from us at any time - let us advise you!
Speciality and diet food
It's the content that counts
Your pet has special requirements when it comes to food, should lose weight or be supported during recovery?
We order the right food.
Travelling
Entry requirements & vaccinations
Are you going on holiday - together with your four-legged friend?
We are happy to provide you with websites where you can find out about entry requirements and vaccination obligations for the country you are travelling to. If you are unsure, we will be happy to help you research your destination country.
Please contact us in good time before your holiday. In many cases, deadlines for vaccinations must be adhered to!
Nutrition and allergies
Researching the causes
We provide personalised advice on a healthy diet for your four-legged friend and give helpful tips for food allergies or intolerances - for greater well-being and quality of life.
Fees & Payments
Fee schedule & payment options
What does the treatment cost? We charge according to the statutory scale of fees for veterinarians (GOT) - good medicine has its price. For larger procedures, please discuss the costs with us in advance and we will provide a cost estimate on request.
How to pay? Please pay directly after the treatment. By card (EC, credit - no American Express) or cash - just as you wish.
Our services
We want to make a visit to the practice as pleasant as possible for our patients - and of course their people. That's why we focus on good service:
Appointment consultation
We take time for you.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. we ask you to make an appointment with us in advance. By phone, in person or online. For shorter waiting times and more time for you and your pet. Appointments are often possible at short notice. Please note that more complex appointments such as operations, dental treatment and cardiac ultrasound examinations cannot be booked online. Here you can find our Contact options.
You are also welcome to drop in spontaneously, but please be aware that other customers may be waiting for you and you may have to wait.
New customers
Are you a new customer?
You will find information and answers about your first visit to our practice as well as our registration form here.
We look forward to seeing you & your darling!
Laboratory and rapid tests
Giardia, worms, mites & co?
We provide a quick remedy! We carry out some tests directly in the practice's own laboratory. So that you know quickly and we can take action.
For more extensive analyses and blood tests, we work together with an experienced large laboratory - usually with precise results the very next day.
Veterinary medicine cabinet
Medicine for your pet
If our patient needs to be treated with medication, we have everything they need in our extensive medicine cabinet. If not, we order quickly.
If your pet is already a patient with us and requires regular medication, e.g. for the heart or kidneys, we will be happy to order stock for you.
If your pet is new to us, please bring reports, lab results and, if possible, a referral report from your previous vet.
If regular medication is administered, your pet must be presented to us annually.
Safe and well-tolerated medicines for regular deworming, tick and flea prophylaxis are available from us at any time - let us advise you!
Speciality and diet food
It's the content that counts
Your pet has special requirements when it comes to food, should lose weight or be supported during recovery?
We order the right food.
Travelling
Entry requirements & vaccinations
Are you going on holiday - together with your four-legged friend?
We are happy to provide you with websites where you can find out about entry requirements and vaccination obligations for the country you are travelling to. If you are unsure, we will be happy to help you research your destination country.
Please contact us in good time before your holiday. In many cases, deadlines for vaccinations must be adhered to!
Nutrition and allergies
Researching the causes
We provide personalised advice on a healthy diet for your four-legged friend and give helpful tips for food allergies or intolerances - for greater well-being and quality of life.
Fees & Payments
Fee schedule & payment options
What does the treatment cost? We charge according to the statutory scale of fees for veterinarians (GOT) - good medicine has its price. For larger procedures, please discuss the costs with us in advance and we will provide a cost estimate on request.
How to pay? Please pay directly after the treatment. By card (EC, credit - no American Express) or cash - just as you wish.
FAQs
Helpful tips & information
There are public car parks on both sides of the road to our practice. On the practice side you can park for two hours with a parking disc - on the opposite side for one hour. There are also free car parks in the surrounding side streets.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. you make an appointment for your visit with us by phone, email or online. Depending on the time available and urgency, we can offer you an appointment on the same day or at short notice. If you come without an appointment and your pet needs treatment, you may have to wait.
For larger examinations or operations such as heart ultrasound, dental treatment or castration, you will first need an appointment for a preliminary examination before the actual appointment can take place. This is particularly important for older animals, animals with pre-existing conditions or animals taking certain medications to ensure anaesthesia safety.
If your current e-mail address is correctly registered with us, we will send automatic vaccination reminders by e-mail. You will also find the vaccination dates in your pet's vaccination card. If you are unsure, simply give us a call.
You pay directly after the treatment conveniently by card (EC, credit) or in cash.
Procedure of an operation with us
An operation is usually a planned procedure, i.e. there is already a diagnosis has been made, we have carried out appropriate preliminary examinations and, depending on the type of surgery, it is analysed with the help of imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound or CT scan planned in detail.
As part of the preliminary examination, we also check the your pet's ability to be anaesthetised. Several factors are taken into account, such as age, constitution, previous illnesses etc. are taken into account.
On the day of the operation, your pet must come sober, i.e. it must not eat 12 hours before the operation and about 2 hours before the operation have not had anything to drink. Please arrive a few minutes before the Surgery appointment to sign our surgery and anaesthesia agreement. At of all caution and permanent monitoring during the operation There is always a residual risk with regard to anaesthesia and surgery, which we will inform you of. have to point out.
If anaesthesia is induced via a venous catheter, you are welcome to contact stay with your pet and calm it down. Your pet then comes into the operating theatre, where he was immediately put under a gentle inhalation anaesthetic. and the monitoring system is connected. Now it's time for you to go.
As soon as your pet wakes up from the anaesthetic, we will call you and discuss will arrange the collection date with you. This is usually the same day around Lunchtime. On collection, the vet will inform you of the progress the operation, about precautionary measures and care instructions after the surgery (e.g. administration of medication, wound care, leash requirement and follow-up appointments).
Create a calm atmosphere for your favourite at home and provide They offer you water to drink. Sometimes the animal is still a little nauseous after the anaesthetic. You can give your pet its first treats or food approx. 2 hours after the operation. Then it's time to take a deep breath and to recover.
If you have any questions about an operation, please do not hesitate to contact us!
No, we only perform professional dental treatments and restorations on dogs and cats under gentle inhalation anaesthesia.
We will of course be happy to help you if you need assistance getting out of the car or carrying your pet. Please let us know before your appointment or speak to us!
We only make home visits in very few exceptional cases (e.g. some euthanisations), because only in our practice do we have the necessary medical equipment to provide your pet with the best possible care.
Please understand that we are unable to provide comprehensive advice or a diagnosis over the phone. We will of course be happy to answer any questions you may have about ongoing treatments and assessments.
If a more extensive telephone consultation is required, this is a veterinary service that we sometimes charge customers for.
Veterinarians are obliged to charge for their services in accordance with the German Veterinary Fee Schedule (GOT), a standardised national legal regulation. The GOT contains the prices for all veterinary services such as consultations, clinical examinations, injections and ultrasound examinations. The GOT is available to everyone.
Yes, for more extensive examinations and operations we will be happy to provide you with a cost estimate before treatment. Please ask us about this!
We can help you find the right contact person, as we do not usually treat wild animals ourselves. Your first point of contact in Hamburg is the wild animal centre of the Hamburger Tierschutzverein von 1841 e.V., Süderstraße 399, 20537 Hamburg, Tel.: 040 211 10 60 or www.hamburger-tierschutzverein.de/notfall
Emergency telephone for injured, helpless animals: 040 22 22 77
Depending on the weight of your dog, the type of chocolate and the amount eaten, you may need to act quickly, as too much chocolate can be poisonous for your dog and you may need to have him vomit with veterinary help. Here you will find a link to a third-party chocolate calculator where you can get a quick picture of the urgency of the situation (third-party content without guarantee and without assumption of liability).
FAQs
Helpful tips & information
There are public car parks on both sides of the road to our practice. On the practice side you can park for two hours with a parking disc - on the opposite side for one hour. There are also free car parks in the surrounding side streets.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. you make an appointment for your visit with us by phone, email or online. Depending on the time available and urgency, we can offer you an appointment on the same day or at short notice. If you come without an appointment and your pet needs treatment, you may have to wait.
For larger examinations or operations such as heart ultrasound, dental treatment or castration, you will first need an appointment for a preliminary examination before the actual appointment can take place. This is particularly important for older animals, animals with pre-existing conditions or animals taking certain medications to ensure anaesthesia safety.
If your current e-mail address is correctly registered with us, we will send automatic vaccination reminders by e-mail. You will also find the vaccination dates in your pet's vaccination card. If you are unsure, simply give us a call.
You pay directly after the treatment conveniently by card (EC, credit - no American Express) or in cash.
Procedure of an operation with us
An operation is usually a planned procedure, i.e. there is already a diagnosis has been made, we have carried out appropriate preliminary examinations and, depending on the type of surgery, it is analysed with the help of imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound or CT scan planned in detail.
As part of the preliminary examination, we also check the your pet's ability to be anaesthetised. Several factors are taken into account, such as age, constitution, previous illnesses etc. are taken into account.
On the day of the operation, your pet must come sober, i.e. it must not eat 12 hours before the operation and about 2 hours before the operation have not had anything to drink. Please arrive a few minutes before the Surgery appointment to sign our surgery and anaesthesia agreement. At of all caution and permanent monitoring during the operation There is always a residual risk with regard to anaesthesia and surgery, which we will inform you of. have to point out.
If anaesthesia is induced via a venous catheter, you are welcome to contact stay with your pet and calm it down. Your pet then comes into the operating theatre, where he was immediately put under a gentle inhalation anaesthetic. and the monitoring system is connected. Now it's time for you to go.
As soon as your pet wakes up from the anaesthetic, we will call you and discuss will arrange the collection date with you. This is usually the same day around Lunchtime. On collection, the vet will inform you of the progress the operation, about precautionary measures and care instructions after the surgery (e.g. administration of medication, wound care, leash requirement and follow-up appointments).
Create a calm atmosphere for your favourite at home and provide They offer you water to drink. Sometimes the animal is still a little nauseous after the anaesthetic. You can give your pet its first treats or food approx. 2 hours after the operation. Then it's time to take a deep breath and to recover.
If you have any questions about an operation, please do not hesitate to contact us!
No, we only perform professional dental treatments and restorations on dogs and cats under gentle inhalation anaesthesia.
We will of course be happy to help you if you need assistance getting out of the car or carrying your pet. Please let us know before your appointment or speak to us!
We only make home visits in very few exceptional cases (e.g. some euthanisations), because only in our practice do we have the necessary medical equipment to provide your pet with the best possible care.
Please understand that we are unable to provide comprehensive advice or a diagnosis over the phone. We will of course be happy to answer any questions you may have about ongoing treatments and assessments.
If a more extensive telephone consultation is required, this is a veterinary service that we sometimes charge customers for.
Veterinarians are obliged to charge for their services in accordance with the German Veterinary Fee Schedule (GOT), a standardised national legal regulation. The GOT contains the prices for all veterinary services such as consultations, clinical examinations, injections and ultrasound examinations. The GOT is available to everyone.
Yes, for more extensive examinations and operations we will be happy to provide you with a cost estimate before treatment. Please ask us about this!
We can help you find the right contact person, as we do not usually treat wild animals ourselves. Your first point of contact in Hamburg is the wild animal centre of the Hamburger Tierschutzverein von 1841 e.V., Süderstraße 399, 20537 Hamburg, Tel.: 040 211 10 60 or www.hamburger-tierschutzverein.de/notfall
Emergency telephone for injured, helpless animals: 040 22 22 77
Depending on the weight of your dog, the type of chocolate and the amount eaten, you may need to act quickly, as too much chocolate can be poisonous for your dog and you may need to have him vomit with veterinary help. Here you will find a link to a third-party chocolate calculator where you can get a quick picture of the urgency of the situation (third-party content without guarantee and without assumption of liability).
FAQs
Helpful tips & information
There are public car parks on both sides of the road to our practice. On the practice side you can park for two hours with a parking disc - on the opposite side for one hour. There are also free car parks in the surrounding side streets.
We are an appointment practice, i.e. you make an appointment for your visit with us by phone, email or online. Depending on the time available and urgency, we can offer you an appointment on the same day or at short notice. If you come without an appointment and your pet needs treatment, you may have to wait.
For larger examinations or operations such as heart ultrasound, dental treatment or castration, you will first need an appointment for a preliminary examination before the actual appointment can take place. This is particularly important for older animals, animals with pre-existing conditions or animals taking certain medications to ensure anaesthesia safety.
If your current e-mail address is correctly registered with us, we will send automatic vaccination reminders by e-mail. You will also find the vaccination dates in your pet's vaccination card. If you are unsure, simply give us a call.
You pay directly after the treatment conveniently by card (EC, credit - no American Express) or in cash.
Procedure of an operation with us
An operation is usually a planned procedure, i.e. there is already a diagnosis has been made, we have carried out appropriate preliminary examinations and, depending on the type of surgery, it is analysed with the help of imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound or CT scan planned in detail.
As part of the preliminary examination, we also check the your pet's ability to be anaesthetised. Several factors are taken into account, such as age, constitution, previous illnesses etc. are taken into account.
On the day of the operation, your pet must come sober, i.e. it must not eat 12 hours before the operation and about 2 hours before the operation have not had anything to drink. Please arrive a few minutes before the Surgery appointment to sign our surgery and anaesthesia agreement. At of all caution and permanent monitoring during the operation There is always a residual risk with regard to anaesthesia and surgery, which we will inform you of. have to point out.
If anaesthesia is induced via a venous catheter, you are welcome to contact stay with your pet and calm it down. Your pet then comes into the operating theatre, where he was immediately put under a gentle inhalation anaesthetic. and the monitoring system is connected. Now it's time for you to go.
As soon as your pet wakes up from the anaesthetic, we will call you and discuss will arrange the collection date with you. This is usually the same day around Lunchtime. On collection, the vet will inform you of the progress the operation, about precautionary measures and care instructions after the surgery (e.g. administration of medication, wound care, leash requirement and follow-up appointments).
Create a calm atmosphere for your favourite at home and provide They offer you water to drink. Sometimes the animal is still a little nauseous after the anaesthetic. You can give your pet its first treats or food approx. 2 hours after the operation. Then it's time to take a deep breath and to recover.
If you have any questions about an operation, please do not hesitate to contact us!
No, we only perform professional dental treatments and restorations on dogs and cats under gentle inhalation anaesthesia.
We will of course be happy to help you if you need assistance getting out of the car or carrying your pet. Please let us know before your appointment or speak to us!
We only make home visits in very few exceptional cases (e.g. some euthanisations), because only in our practice do we have the necessary medical equipment to provide your pet with the best possible care.
Please understand that we are unable to provide comprehensive advice or a diagnosis over the phone. We will of course be happy to answer any questions you may have about ongoing treatments and assessments.
If a more extensive telephone consultation is required, this is a veterinary service that we sometimes charge customers for.
Veterinarians are obliged to charge for their services in accordance with the German Veterinary Fee Schedule (GOT), a standardised national legal regulation. The GOT contains the prices for all veterinary services such as consultations, clinical examinations, injections and ultrasound examinations. The GOT is available to everyone.
Yes, for more extensive examinations and operations we will be happy to provide you with a cost estimate before treatment. Please ask us about this!
We can help you find the right contact person, as we do not usually treat wild animals ourselves. Your first point of contact in Hamburg is the wild animal centre of the Hamburger Tierschutzverein von 1841 e.V., Süderstraße 399, 20537 Hamburg, Tel.: 040 211 10 60 or www.hamburger-tierschutzverein.de/notfall
Emergency telephone for injured, helpless animals: 040 22 22 77
Depending on the weight of your dog, the type of chocolate and the amount eaten, you may need to act quickly, as too much chocolate can be poisonous for your dog and you may need to have him vomit with veterinary help. Here you will find a link to a third-party chocolate calculator where you can get a quick picture of the urgency of the situation (third-party content without guarantee and without assumption of liability).
