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Skin diseases in pets

Skin disease in pets

Skin diseases can be uncomfortable and painful for pets, but they can also be a sign of a serious health problem. In this video, you'll learn everything you need to know about skin diseases in pets. We'll show you how to recognize and treat the most common types of skin diseases and give you valuable tips on prevention.

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Integrative medicine in human and veterinary medicine

For most people, naturopathic treatments are not an alternative to conventional medicine, but rather an important complement within the framework of "integrative medicine." In human medicine, the demand for integrative medicine is very high, and there is also a steadily increasing demand for alternative treatment methods in veterinary medicine. In Baden-Württemberg, a "Competence Network for Integrative Medicine" was established as early as 2017.

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Veterinarians for small animals wanted

We are a group of three small animal and companion animal practices in Karlsruhe and Karlsbad. Our team is looking for two to three veterinarians specializing in small animal and companion animal medicine for 2018. Ideally, candidates with 2-5 years of professional experience are preferred – however, recent graduates are also welcome and will receive comprehensive training. We offer state-of-the-art equipment (including diode/CO2 lasers).,

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Small animal veterinarian sought as assistant in Karlsruhe

  We're looking for more than just small animal veterinarians. Who are we? We are a team of nine small animal practitioners with diverse areas of specialization and a wealth of experience. We practice at three locations in and around Karlsruhe. All practices are equipped with digital X-ray and ultrasound. Cardiological heart examinations are also available at two locations. Our new small animal center in

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We are live

Dear friends and pet owners, as planned, we have been operating in Karlsruhe-Durlach since January 26, 2017. You can reach us daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM at 0721 750 88610. More information about our opening hours, etc., can be found in the footer or on our homepage! We look forward to hearing from you! Veterinarian Susanne Arndt & Team

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe Beiertheim-Bulach

Beiertheim-Bulach was formed from the two formerly independent municipalities of Beiertheim and Bulach and, with its 6,300 inhabitants, lies southwest of Karlsruhe. The Beiertheim district begins at Ebertstraße and extends to the Alb river and from state road 605 to the railway tracks. Both districts are limited in size and development potential because

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe South City

In the mid-19th century, the southern part of the city was developed as a workers' housing area and the first urban expansion south of the first train station on Kriegsstraße. The population rose to 15,000 within 20 years after the building ban was lifted in 1847. In 1900, as today, Werderplatz served as a central hub with shops. An above-average number of railway and postal workers lived there.

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe Weiherfeld-Dammerstock

To the south of Karlsruhe, on both sides of the Alb River, lies Weiherfeld-Dammerstock. Weiherfeld and Dammerstock were developed in the 1920s on land characterized by meadows and fields directly behind the new main train station. The settlements are separated by the Alb and connected by three bridges. In 1960, the EWG high-rise building and a residential complex for [unclear - possibly "people"] were built.

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe Southwest

The present-day southwest district of Karlsruhe occupies almost the entire area formerly occupied by the municipality of Beiertheim. Between 1800 and 1808, the city gradually acquired building land from the neighboring municipality to the south for a much-needed urban expansion. The district is divided into three areas: the eastern part is bordered by the main train station, the fairgrounds with its convention center, and the Karlsruhe Zoological Garden.

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe Waldstadt

The idea for a new district in the northeastern Hardtwald forest arose in the 1950s and 1960s due to the rapid increase in Karlsruhe's population and the resulting demand for housing. Ground was broken in 1957, and the first residents moved in in 1958. This led to the development of what is now known as Waldstadt (Forest City). Waldstadt can be reached via Karlsruhe's light rail line 4.

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Our catchment area – Karlsruhe Northwest City

The Nordweststadt district was formed in the 1970s through the merging of various residential areas in the western part of the city and Mühlburg. Most of the housing developments were built after the Second World War, and to this day the district lacks a prominent landmark or a historical center. The Nordweststadt is a pleasant place to live. There are numerous schools and kindergartens, and with

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