The understanding of viral pathogens is continually expanding and bringing new insights into the field of veterinary medicine. The current focus is on the Rustrela virus, a newly identified pathogen that is responsible for the so-called staggering disease in domestic cats.
The doc4pets Academy is known for its individual and small group-based training in the field of veterinary medicine. The TPLO technique (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy) has become an essential component in modern veterinary orthopedics. Our TPLO courses are aimed at all those veterinarians who want to further their education and refine their surgical skills.
When dogs suddenly stagger or lose the ability to move, owners are often deeply concerned. Staggering is a symptom that can have many causes, some more serious than others. This article will give you a comprehensive overview of the 16 possible reasons and how to respond appropriately.
Apophysiolysis of the tibial tuberosity in dogs is a health problem that can occur in many dogs, especially those in the growing phase. This bone disease can significantly affect the animals' musculoskeletal system and often leads to visible discomfort.
The Arndt small animal center is conveniently located near Ettlingen and can be easily reached by car in 15 minutes or by public transport. Our modern and friendly practice rooms are equipped with high-quality medical equipment to ensure optimal care for your pets.
Veterinary emergency service near Ettlingen daily 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Read More »
We offer advanced TPLO surgery for dogs to restore mobility and quality of life for your beloved pet. TPLO stands for tibial plateau angle modification and is a surgical procedure…
In the last few weeks we have had two cases in quick succession where a cat and a dog swallowed a needle and thread. How do you even come up with the idea of eating a sewing needle? Unfortunately, the mistress couldn't prevent the accident, but she was with us very quickly. We were both able to get through it
From January 2017, the Karlsbad Veterinarians team will open the new Durlach Small Animal Center in Karlsruhe-Durlach on over 400 square meters. The rooms are handicapped accessible and barrier-free. There is sufficient free parking space directly in front of the veterinary practice. The small animal center is located directly on the Geigersberg in Bergwaldstr. 30, 76227 Karlsruhe-Durlach. The following general services will be offered in the future: general examination and treatment of dogs,
