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Tiernotarzt Berlin

Wenn auch Ihr Tier dringend Hilfe braucht - die Tierärzte des Tiernotarzt Berlin sind rund um die Uhr erreichbar. Wir kümmern uns professionell um Ihr Tier, ob bei uns in der Praxis oder bei Ihnen zu Hause. (Coronabedingte Einschränkungen nicht ausgeschlossen.) Rufen Sie uns an: 0174/160 160 6

• wenn Ihr Tierarzt geschlossen hat.
• wenn Ihr Haustier plötzlich oder lebensbedr

ohlich erkrankt ist.
• wenn Sie lange Wartezeiten in der Praxis oder in der Tierklinik vermeiden wollen. http://www.tiernotarzt-berlin.de/notfallservice/

Unsere Tierarzt Praxis Bärenwiese in Berlin Wilmersdorf ist umfangreich ausgestattet zur Behandlung von Notfällen und Routine-Untersuchungen, sowie Operationen mit Ultraschall, Kardiologie, OP, Möglichkeit zur stationären Aufnahme, hauseigenem Labor und 24 h Notruf und Hausbesuchsservice. Unsere Praxis Bärenwiese hat wie folgt geöffnet:

Reguläre Sprechstunde:
Montag bis Freitag: 10:00 bis 18:00 Uhr
Samstag: 10:00 bis 13:00 Uhr

Telefonische Voranmeldung erbeten.
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Notdienst: Sonntag, Feiertage und Nachts

Zusätzlich zu den regulären Sprechstunden ist unsere Praxis im Notdienst rund um die Uhr für Sie da! Bitte melden Sie sich unbedingt unter: 0174 / 160 160 6 an.

15/12/2022

Today’s post is just about cherishing your pet. Hug you cat (if he allows it 😹) or your dog, be thankful for all the happy memories they’ve given you so far and for all the adventures they’re yet to put you through.

We all know their lives aren’t nearly as long as they should be, but make the most out of it while they’re around, enjoy the silliness, the quirks, the strolls outside and the cuddles on the couch during Netflix and chill.

And if your photo gallery isn’t almost full with videos from your furry companion, the you’re doing something wrong 😸

14/12/2022

Drugs?

Festive occasions are right around the corner, and that may mean a whole lot of fun for us, but that’s not necessarily the case with our pets. The singing, screaming, dancing, the loud music, those are all stress factors for our 4-legged friends, who are not only sensitive to changes in their routines, but also have a much higher auditory perception than us.

One of the worst nights of the year for pets is New Year’s Eve. Between the partying and the fireworks, veterinary emergency rooms are always full!

So if your pet is stressed with the festivities, consider taking them to your local practitioner for a check up and to discuss the best way to manage his symptoms under extrem situations - and be sure to ask them to talk you through the tranquilizing /stress-reducing drugs or plant-based alternatives available.

We always recommend taking care of these matters with time to spare - that means, don’t wait for the Christmas week or the couple of days before before NYE - the best time to do it would be now, before what we endearingly call “the festive chaos” starts taking over.

Take care of your pet’s needs and you’ll find you’ll be able to enjoy your well deserved time off all the more intensely.

Brötchen and Buddy are actually hardcore party fans, but only under their own terms 🥳

13/12/2022

Sweet but dangerous ⚠️

No, we don’t mean Barni, he can be dangerously cute, but other than that he’s harmless.

But some sweet things are indeed dangerous, and sometimes deadly: especially around this time of the year there’s a lot of baking activity, and that requires an extra watchful eye regarding our pets. A lot of baking products contain xylitol as a sugar substitute since it’s a less caloric sweetener alternative, but even though it’s mostly harmless for humans, with dogs and cats it’s extremely toxic.
Xylitol ingestion causes a rapid and aggressive lowering of your pet’s blood sugar, which leads to seizures, organ failure and sometimes death. Its toxicity is also particularly dangerous because even a very small amount can lead to severe symptoms (1g could be lethal for a 5kg dog!).

It’s also present in chewing gum, peanut butter (when not natural), drink powders, candy, among others.

Should you suspect your pet came in contact with the substance, contact your local vet immediately - better to be safe than sorry, and the faster we start treating these patients, the higher their chances of recovery ❤️‍🩹

So keep your sweets away from your 4-legged sweeties 😊

12/12/2022

Simple problems have simple solutions.

Brady looks stunning (and he knows it 😅), but that fabulous coat of fur can be quickly damaged by external parasites, and nowadays the winter is no guarantee for the absence of these critters.

Unfortunately, ticks and fleas have gotten really resilient through the years (in no small amount due to the misuse of anti-parasitic treatments) and we see tick bites and flea rashes even through the winter months.

So take Brady’s self-care advice on this one: talk to your vet about an anti-parasitic treatment scheme that’s tailored to your pet’s needs - consider if you’re going to be traveling with them, where to, if you have children in your household, if there’s a possibility of coming in contact with other pets and/or wild animals, etc.

11/12/2022

Our greatest gift 🎁

Pets are definitely a gift, but not the kind to be offering your loved ones on festive occasions on a whim.
It’s a life long commitment, with ups and downs and many unpredictable turns of events, and even though there’s no arguing that it’s worth every headache, it’s definitely worth thoroughly thinking through before embarking on this adventure.
It’s not an item to be added to the shopping list just to make your kids happy, or to keep your parents company, or to help you get outside more often - a pet will accomplish all these things, yes, and that’s why their friendship and companionship are the best gift one could hope for, but your motivation to get a new family member, as well intended as it might be, is not the decisive factor on wether to go for it or not. The question that needs to be answered first, is

“Do I have the means to do right by my pet?”

Answering “yes” means that you’ve considered the following:

- do you have the time to meet your pets requirements in terms of attention, training, bonding, etc ?
- do you have enough space to offer them, so that they feel just as much as home as you do?
- do you have the financial ability to support your pet’s needs, especially in case of unpredictable emergencies?
- and no less important, are you ready for the emotional commitment that a lifelong friendship implies?

And if all things considered you find that your answer is still yes, and you’re about to add a new member to your family, first of all congratulations 🥳 and second of all, avoid introducing them to their new surroundings on days where they’ll most likely be completely overwhelmed - that means, Christmas family gatherings when emotions are running high, birthday parties with a bunch of happy but usually very loud friends, etc. There’s a time and a place for everything, and there’s no need to rush into anything.

Always keep in mind that from the moment you first hold your new furry friend, they’re entirely dependent on you, and since they’ll love you unconditionally, the least you can do is return the favor. That’s the gift.

10/12/2022

So are they naughty or nice?

One could argue that our pets have the nicest personalities but the naughtiest sense of judgment. Especially around Christmas, there are always some very interesting goods lying around, and there’s nothing like a new smell to entertain the curious four legged hunter who should be asleep instead of raiding the kitchen for edible treasures (which are usually also toxic).

They don’t much care if you store your favorite Christmas biscuits high up on the cabinet - cats are known to be able to climb every mountain, aka, piece of furniture, and they won’t hesitate to open a couple of doors in the process 😄

They’re also not too alarmed should the brand new cake frosting package still be closed - dogs are pros at enjoying the challenge of opening said package, by whatever means necessary and usually involving a great deal of house cleaning afterwards; they’ll even throw in a deal and eat the package too! 😂

So this Christmas, double check and check again if your house is pet proofed, store everything that’s for human consumption somewhere where even the bravest dog or cat wouldn’t dare investigate.

Berta is a very good example of “nice” while sustaining eye contact, and “naughty” as soon as you blink (swipe left).
But then again who wouldn’t trust that look?🥺

09/12/2022

Clothes for dogs? Seriously? Definitely.

Let’s keep in mind that dogs aren’t wolves anymore, and they haven’t been for a very long time now. Now that the days are getting colder, it’s time to consider your pet’s needs, and that includes the eventual extra layer 😎

If your furry friend is trembling while outdoors, or is showing no signs of wanting to go outside when he’s usually the first one to the door, it may be a good ideia to try a coat or a jumper. Consider the breed, size, the type of fur and (of course) your dog’s personality when choosing a clothing item.

And remember that a rain jacket makes just as much sense for you as for your pet on heavy rainy days - save for a few exceptions (aka the crazy golden retriever who thrives on mud puddles), no dog enjoys being soaking wet after walkies 🥶

Ella would definitely not set a paw outside during this weather without her puffy jacket, and Dexter (swipe left), despite having his sweater on, was still very offended by the rain.

08/12/2022

Manicure? Sure!
During the colder months, it’s worth keeping in mind that our furry friends are constantly in direct contact with the ground - be it wet, snowy, icy or muddy 🥶
This means that after having all the fun outside, there are a couple of paw-care tips to consider indoors:

- be aware if the streets where your pet is walking were salted, their paws can quickly become sore from stepping on the rough salt crystals; after coming home, wash off the salt from your pet’s paws gently with warm water.

- If you start noticing some cracks on the surface of their paw pads, try applying some Vaseline to the area; if it doesn’t improve rapidly, give us a call. 😉

- Always remember to dry the paws thoroughly after washing!

- You may consider trimming the fur between the paw pads if it’s too long, in order to avoid build up from mud, snow, etc: check with your local vet to make sure if it’s necessary in the first place and what’s the best way to do it 😊

Our Maggie was feeling pretty pampered after all this aftercare 🤩

07/12/2022

Tinsel + cats = DANGER!
Even though our furry friends look cute with Christmas decorations on, as our sweet Snow loves to demonstrate, some find it a little too interesting, and the result could be quite dangerous; every Christmas, a good deal of the surgeries performed are due to an obstruction of the intestinal tract related to the ingestion of foreign materials such as tinsel! So keep your Christmas spirits up, but your decorations away from your pets 😅

06/12/2022

Die Weihnachtszeit bricht ran und für viele Leute gehört der Weihnachtsmarkt einfach dazu!
Aber jeder der schon mal auf einen Weihnachtsmarkt war, weiß wie brechend voll es sein kann. Überall Menschenmassen und die Wege sind meist schon eng genug.
Trotzdem fällt immer wieder auf, dass einige Menschen ihre Hunde mit auf solche Weihnachtsmärkte nehmen. Wenn man sich die Hunde genau anschaut sieht man wie ängstlich sie meistens sind, denn auch bei ihnen können die Menschenmassen Panik auslösen.
Deshalb unser Appell an alle: bitte lassen Sie Ihre Vierbeiner zuhause. Wir wissen, dass man die Weihnachtszeit mit seinen Lieblingen verbringen möchte, aber bitte nicht so! Wir sind uns sehr sicher, sie werden es Ihnen danken!
Unternehmen Sie lieber etwas ruhigeres mit den Fellnasen, denn so ein voller Weihnachtsmarkt kann nicht nur Angst auslösen, sondern kann auch zu Verletzungen führen.

Dexter und Ellas Mama macht es richtig und vermeidet es beide mit zu Weihnachtsmärkten zu nehmen! Stattdessen mampfen sie sich die Bäuche mit Leckerlis voll 😊

05/12/2022

Unsere süße Mango möchte Sie daran erinnern, dass die Impfungen Ihres Haustieres regelmäßig aktualisiert werden sollte. Sie weiß, dass es zu dieser winterlichen Zeit sehr leicht ist, sich von den Feierlichkeiten ablenken zu lassen.😂

Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!

04/12/2022

Hinter dem heutigen Kalendertürchen verbirgt sich die hinreißende Litschi.

Die kleine Katze wurde im Alter von 2 Wochen mutterlos aufgefunden und von unserer TFA Lisa in Obhut genommen. Sie kümmert sich hingebungsvoll um den Welpen, bis Litschi alt genug ist, in ihr neues Zuhause einzuziehen.

In der Praxis bringt der kleine Racker jedes Herz zum schmelzen und jeder, der sie in den Händen hält, möchte sie am liebsten mit nach Hause nehmen.

Litschi erwartet ein langes Leben voller Abenteuer, Spaß und Spiel und ein Katzenkumpel in ähnlichem Alter. Sie zieht geimpft und entwurmt in eine Wohnung, in der sie genügend Ressourcen hat, um in ein glückliches Katzenleben zu starten. Sie braucht mindestens zwei Katzenklos und Kratz- und Klettermöglichkeiten, um sich auszuprobieren und katzengerecht aufzuwachsen.

Die Fenster und der Balkon werden gesichert sein, da Fensterstürze in der Wohnungshaltung eine der häufigsten Unfallursachen sind.

Da Litschis zukünftige Dosenöffner schon eine Katze haben, gibt es in der Wohnung jetzt schon nur Zimmerpflanzen, die ungiftig sind, und genug Rückzugsorte und Versteckmöglichkeiten, falls die Tiere sich mal aus dem Weg gehen wollen.

Außerdem haben sich die Katzeneltern schon über eine Krankenversicherung für den Familienzuwachs informiert, damit sowohl die Gesundheitsvorsorge als auch Operationen, die geplant oder auch auch akut notwendig sein können, finanziell abgesichert sind.

Für ein Haustier zu sorgen ist eine Entscheidung fürs Leben.

Wir wünschen der süßen Litschi nur das Beste und ein gesundes langes Leben!

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Dienstag	08:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch	08:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag	08:00 - 18:00
Freitag	08:00 - 18:00
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