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New emergency service GOT from January 2020 - misunderstandings & clarifications

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Dear patient owners and friends of the Small Animal Centre, in January a new amendment to the scale of fees for veterinarians in the case of emergency services (Notdienst GOT) comes into force. There has been a lot of unrest and concern about this, especially in some internet forums. We can take this away from you. Nothing will change for you during our regular consultation hours. You can find extensive explanations on our [...]

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We like to use Mein.pet

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Our company, doc4pets, has launched a free online platform – mein.pet – the digital pet health record, based on our daily practice routine. What is its purpose? Often, pet owners bring their beloved animals to us in emergencies – frequently with extensive pre-existing conditions – without any information about these conditions or medications. This is unfortunate, because in an acute situation, this information is crucial.

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The Arndt Small Animal Centre in Karlsruhe certified as a „Cat friendly clinic“ by ISFM international

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The Arndt Small Animal Clinic in Karlsruhe-Durlach has received the international "Cat Friendly Clinic" certificate in silver. This places it among the few clinics and practices in Germany to have achieved this distinction. "We are very proud of the certificate awarded by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM), which recognizes our ongoing commitment to continuing education."

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My pet is getting older – what now (Animals in old age)?

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Just like with us humans, the aging process cannot be stopped in our pets – however, with optimal medical care, it can certainly be delayed and its effects mitigated. This can significantly improve their quality of life. The earlier an ailment is detected, the more successful the treatment will be. Since the aging process,

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Individual Bach flower therapy available in our facility

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Bach flower therapy was developed by the Englishman Dr. Edward Bach and is based on the idea that the inherent energy of flowers has a regulating effect on the psychological states of humans and animals. Through this psychological effect, physical symptoms can often also be improved. Edward Bach studied and described 38 flowers. Over the years,

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Bioresonance therapy

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Dr. Krause now also offers bioresonance therapy for your pets. Bioresonance is used today for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Various test kits can be used, for example, to determine which organ is pathologically altered. During therapy, pathologically altered "signal inputs" are then "mirrored" and returned to the animal via electrodes. The idea is that

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The Arndt Small Animal Center is a member of the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM)

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Through their membership in the ISFM, the veterinarians and veterinary assistants of the practice support the goals of this international organization to improve the treatment of cats worldwide: In order not only to provide a global resource for veterinarians specializing in feline medicine/surgery, but also to create additional information about feline welfare, our practice provides additional information from practitioners for

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Welcome, veterinarian Simone Schüssler

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We are pleased to welcome Dr. Simone Schüssler, an experienced small animal practitioner, to the Arndt Small Animal Center as of October 15, 2017. Dr. Schüssler specializes in dentistry and internal medicine for small animals and companion animals. Prior to joining our clinic, she worked as an assistant veterinarian in Dortmund and for many years as an assistant to Dr. Rossi.

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Small animal veterinarian sought as assistant in Karlsruhe

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  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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