[NAGDU] house calls from vets?

[Lisa]

Hi Cindy,


It's not a service every vet offers but especially in an emergency 
situation I've seen it happen.

And when we were on holiday in  a rather small city a few weeks ago, the 
vet came to our hotel without any problems and without an emergency 
situation. So, house calls do exist in Germany but I think it's up to 
the vet if they would like to offer this.


Lisa



Am 18.06.2017 um 15:10 schrieb Cindy Ray via NAGDU:
> I could see house calls from vets and even doctors in really small rural
> towns here, but I think even then this would be few and far between. I did
> wonder the same thing about vets. In Germany, do they make house calls?
> Cindy Lou Ray
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> 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.
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> 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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