[NAGDU] house calls from vets?

[Dan Weiner]

So then the question is: here in the States, anyway, are there any 
doctors who will come to your home in an emergency? I know of none but 
that doesn't mean it doesn't exist--smile. When i was in Japan I had a 
good relationship with a vet who was starting a practice with her 
husband. She and her husband had worked at the former vet I went to and 
they would come to my home  or  I mean, the place I was 
staying--smilesometimes, I should try to find them again and see how 
they are--smile. But I know of no one here in the States. I'm just 
responding because Bianka mentioned that that would be a factor in 
choosing a vet...so, Bianka, will vets come to your home in Germany on 
occasion, and for that matter, do regular doctors make house calls? Here 
they did in the fifties and sixties but that stopped being very common here.

Take care everyone.


On 6/18/2017 8:21 AM, Bianka via NAGDU wrote:
> Hello Miranda and list,
>
> The only question that came to mind is if the vet in question has some experience with working dogs? Personally vets that have some experience with working dogs can usually judge a bit better when the dog is fit to work after an operation. However, if it's not your first guide dog this doesn't really play a big role. Service hours and whether you can get to the vet easily or if he/she can come and see you at your home in an emergency situations are more important for me. Also, for me, I like a vet who includes wholistic treatment methods but that's a personal choice I guess.
>
> Thanks and kind regards,
>
> Bianka
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