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Veterinarian Renchen becomes small animal center Appenweier
Veterinarian Renchen becomes small animal center Appenweier 768 1024 Sven Jan Arndt

🌟 Relocation: Veterinarian Renchen becomes Small Animal Center Appenweier – a milestone for veterinary medicine in the region

Introduction – Pride and anticipation for our new location

On 01.01.2026 is a big moment for the doc4pets GmbH It has become reality: We have implemented our proven methodology. veterinary team from Renchen into the new Appenweier Small Animal Center We have relocated and are delighted to welcome our pet owners and their beloved four-legged friends to an expanded, modern location. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in the development of our veterinary care in the Ortenau region and surrounding areas, and represents continuity, outstanding medical expertise, and even better accessibility for all pet owners.

Our decision to relocate was no accident, but rather the result of intensive planning, close collaboration with our local team, and the continued trust of our clients from Renchen, Offenburg, Kehl, and beyond. This allowed us to create a concept that not only maintains the high quality of our previous work but also combines it with modern structures, expanded services, and innovative technology. At the same time, our team remains largely unchanged—supplemented by new, highly qualified veterinarians who bring fresh expertise and a passion for veterinary medicine to further enhance our services.

Appenweier Small Animal Center

The Appenweier Small Animal Center doc4pets sets new standards in veterinary care: improved diagnostic capabilities, state-of-the-art equipment, and specialized treatment areas ensure that animals of all kinds – from dogs and cats to small pets – receive optimal care. At doc4pets, we place particular emphasis on providing warm, empathetic care to both animal and owner, as well as transparent and easy-to-understand communication. Trust, confidence, and time for a thorough consultation are integral parts of our philosophy.

With our new location, we are now even better positioned to serve you – centrally located and easily accessible between Offenburg, Renchen, Strasbourg, Kehl, and the entire Hanauerland region. Our catchment area extends far beyond Appenweier itself; it combines the best of our many years of experience in Renchen with the potential and resources of a modern small animal center in the heart of the Ortenau region.

We at doc4pets look to the future with great confidence. With the new small animal center in Appenweier, we are laying the foundation for even more comprehensive, high-quality veterinary care that meets the challenges of modern veterinary medicine – always putting your pet's well-being first.


Extensive information about the new small animal center in Appenweier

1. Our philosophy at the Appenweier Small Animal Center

The Appenweier Small Animal Center, operated by the doc4pets GmbH, Our practice is much more than just a veterinary clinic – it's a place where animal health and welfare go hand in hand. Building on our success in Renchen, we've created a center in Appenweier that combines professional excellence with a personal touch. Our top priority is to provide every animal with the best possible medical care while supporting pet owners with empathy, transparency, and expertise.

2. State-of-the-art equipment and diagnostics

One of the main advantages of the new location is the expanded, hospital-level facilities. These include, among other things:

  • Digital X-ray – for precise diagnoses of bone, joint and soft tissue disorders.
  • In-house laboratory – enables us to perform rapid analyses of blood counts, organ values and other important parameters directly on site, saving time in diagnosis.
  • Ultrasound and cardiac ultrasound – for internal medicine examinations, pregnancy diagnostics and cardiological examinations.

This equipment allows our team to detect diseases early, act quickly and tailor treatments to your individual animal – a service that is crucial for the success of the therapy in many cases.

3. Extensive range of services

Our range of services is broad and based on the portfolio that has already proven successful in Renchen. This includes:

3.1 General medicine and preventive care

We offer:

  • General examinations and diagnostics for all small animals;
  • Individual vaccination and preventative care programs;
  • Travel vaccination advice and health certificates.

3.2 Surgery – gentle and safe

One focus is on surgical procedures – from routine operations such as castrations to more complex procedures like knee replacements or tumor removals in dogs, cats, and other small animals. All procedures are performed under modern, gentle inhalation anesthesia and with structured pain management.

3.3 Dentistry and Special Fields

Dentistry plays a central role – especially for pets like rabbits or guinea pigs, where dental problems are common and require specialized expertise. Professional teeth cleaning, diagnostics via dental x-rays, and dental restorations are part of our standard services.

3.4 Complementary Therapies

In addition to conventional medicine, we also offer complementary therapies such as acupuncture, phytotherapy or homeopathy – always responsibly combined with evidence-based medicine.

4. Specialized knowledge for pets

A particular advantage of the Appenweier Small Animal Center is our expertise in the field of small animal medicine. Our veterinarians are specially trained in the diagnosis and treatment of rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and other small rodents – an area often considered a "specialty" in many veterinary practices.

5. Our team – continuity meets new strength

A key factor in our success is our team – comprised of long-standing employees from the Renchen center as well as new veterinarians with fresh perspectives and specializations. This blend of experience and innovation makes us a particularly strong partner in veterinary medicine.

6. Service that makes everyday life easier

We know that a visit to the veterinary clinic can be stressful for many pet owners. That's why we offer services to make everyday life easier:

  • Online appointment booking – easily bookable at any time;
  • Automatic appointment reminders – so that no appointment is forgotten;
  • Flexible payment options – including payment in installments upon request.

7. Emergency care and network

Thanks to our affiliation with the doc4pets group, our veterinarians in Appenweier are closely networked with other locations in Karlsruhe, Karlsbad, and beyond. This enables coordinated care and emergency services – even outside of regular opening hours.

8. Specialized cruciate ligament surgery in the Ortenau district – TPLO, suture repositioning and Zlig at the Appenweier Small Animal Center

With the relocation of our small animal center from Renchen to Appenweier, we have not only expanded our physical space, but also our Surgical service range specifically expanded. A particular focus is placed on the modern cruciate ligament surgery in dogs, which we now have in this form new and highly specialized offering in the Ortenau district. As part of doc4pets GmbH, we are proud to offer pet owners local access to procedures that were previously often only available in specialized referral clinics.

Why we specialize in cruciate ligament surgery

A ruptured cruciate ligament is one of the most common orthopedic conditions in dogs and significantly reduces the quality of life for many animals. Lameness, pain, muscle atrophy, and progressive osteoarthritis are typical consequences if adequate treatment is not provided. Our goal at doc4pets is to..., not just to alleviate symptoms, rather sustainable, biomechanically sound solutions to offer products that enable long-term stability of the knee joint.

The move to Appenweier described above enabled us to create the necessary structural, technical and personnel conditions to Cruciate ligament surgery performed at a high professional level to be carried out – with structured pre- and post-operative care, modern anesthesia, intraoperative monitoring and consistent pain management.

TPLO – the gold standard in cruciate ligament surgery

The TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) This technique is internationally considered the gold standard for treating cruciate ligament ruptures, especially in medium and large dogs. The aim of this technique is to permanently alter the biomechanics of the knee joint so that the knee remains stable even without a functioning cruciate ligament.

At the Appenweier Small Animal Clinic, we perform TPLO surgeries according to standardized, evidence-based protocols. This involves the use of high-quality implants, precise preoperative planning using radiographic diagnostics, and close postoperative monitoring. For many dogs, TPLO means... rapid recovery of resilience, a significant reduction in pain and a better long-term prognosis regarding the development of osteoarthritis.

Thread-rein technique – a proven solution for selected patients

In addition to TPLO, we also offer the following at the Appenweier Small Animal Center: Thread-rein operation This technique is particularly suitable for smaller dogs or for patients in whom an osteotomy should not be performed for medical or anatomical reasons.

The suture-based method stabilizes the knee joint using an extracapsular ligament replacement system and can achieve very good results when the indications are carefully considered. Here, too, we place great emphasis on individual consultation in order to work together with the pet owners to determine the best course of action. appropriate surgical procedures to select.

Zlig technique – a modern advancement in extracapsular stabilization

As another procedure, we offer the Zlig technology, a modern variant of extracapsular cruciate ligament stabilization. This method combines biomechanical stability with minimally invasive approaches and represents a very good alternative for certain patient groups.

Especially when combined with our structured aftercare, physiotherapy recommendations and regular check-ups, the Zlig technique can contribute to a rapid functional recovery.

Individualized treatment decisions – no one-size-fits-all approach

A central component of our philosophy at doc4pets is the individual therapy decision. Not every cruciate ligament rupture is the same, and not every dog benefits from the same treatment. Factors such as body weight, activity level, age, pre-existing conditions, and anatomical peculiarities are all taken into account in our recommendations.

Therefore, before every cruciate ligament surgery, a detailed orthopedic examination, Imaging diagnostics and a transparent consultation. Our goal is to work together with pet owners to find a medically sound, sustainable long-term decision to meet.

A new level of care for the Ortenau district

With the offer of TPLO, suture and Zlig operations The Appenweier Small Animal Center is setting new standards in orthopedic care in the Ortenau district. Thanks to our affiliation with doc4pets GmbH, our patients also benefit from internal professional exchange, standardized quality processes, and the security of a strong network.

We are proud to now offer this specialized service to be able to offer regionally, without pet owners having to travel long distances – and yet they can still rely on the highest medical quality.


5 FAQs – Answers to frequently asked questions

1. Why was the small animal center moved from Renchen to Appenweier?

We have decided to relocate our established center from Renchen to Appenweier in order to strategically expand our veterinary care services. Appenweier offers a central location with improved accessibility for a larger catchment area – from Offenburg and Kehl to Alsace. At the same time, we have been able to integrate the excellent structure and quality from Renchen into the new location and further develop it with modern equipment, expanded services, and additional specialists. The move will take place on 01.01.2026 This is a big step for us towards providing even better care for your animals.

2. Which animals are treated at the Appenweier Small Animal Center?

At the Appenweier Small Animal Clinic, we treat a wide range of animal species: dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and many other small animals. Our team has specialized knowledge, particularly in companion animal medicine, ensuring optimal care even for complex issues affecting small rodents. Whether your pet comes for a routine check-up, preventative care, surgery, or an emergency, every animal receives individually tailored, high-quality medical care from us.

3. How does the range of services offered by Renchen and Appenweier differ?

The Appenweier Small Animal Clinic is taking over the proven range of services from Renchen and expanding it with modern technology, a wider range of diagnostic options, and new services. In addition to general medicine and preventative care, our portfolio includes complex surgical procedures, dentistry, cardiac and ultrasound diagnostics, as well as complementary therapies. The equipment and the networked structure within the doc4pets network enable even better treatment processes and care concepts – without losing the proven strengths from Renchen. Furthermore, we are pleased to announce that, with veterinarian Susanne Arndt, we can now also offer complex cruciate ligament surgeries (TPLO, Zlig, etc.) on-site.

4. How can I make an appointment at the Appenweier Small Animal Clinic?

You can easily book appointments online via our website or arrange them by phone with our team. Our digital booking system offers flexible options and automatic confirmations – ideal for tailoring your schedule to your needs. Of course, we are also available to assist you personally if you have any questions about treatments, preventative care programs, or special services. Our goal is to make your visit as pleasant and stress-free as possible. Or, you can contact us 24/7 via our AI-powered phone service!

5. Does the small animal center also offer emergency services?

Yes – thanks to the networking within the doc4pets network We are able to provide emergency care even outside of regular office hours. In urgent cases, we will inform you which location within our network offers the best care for your pet. During the day, we are available directly at the Appenweier Small Animal Center, and through our network, additional partners are available for evening and nighttime care.

Summary – A new beacon of veterinary medicine in the Ortenau region

With the move to 01.01.2026 doc4pets GmbH has taken a significant step in its development and with the Appenweier Small Animal Center A new central location for modern, high-performance veterinary medicine has been created. Building on the successful work at the previous location in Renchen, the existing team was deliberately retained and strategically supplemented with new, highly qualified veterinarians to optimally combine continuity and further development. Appenweier Small Animal Center It thus symbolizes stability, experience and future orientation all at once.

The Appenweier Small Animal Center It combines modern infrastructure with a broad range of medical services, from general medicine and preventative care to diagnostics, dentistry, and complex surgical procedures. Of particular note is the highly advanced equipment, which enables precise diagnoses and rapid therapeutic decisions. This positions the Appenweier Small Animal Center as a high-performing contact person for animal owners from Appenweier, the entire Ortenau district and beyond.

A key unique selling point of the Appenweier Small Animal Center The specialization is in orthopedic surgery, particularly for cruciate ligament disorders in dogs. By performing TPLO procedures, suture-retaining techniques, and the modern Zlig method, the clinic offers a wide range of services. Appenweier Small Animal Center A level of care that was previously only available to a limited extent in the region. These procedures are performed according to clear quality standards, with individual indications and structured aftercare, which sustainably improves the long-term quality of life of the patients.

Furthermore, the Appenweier Small Animal Center with particular expertise in companion animal medicine. Rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and other small mammals benefit from sound specialist knowledge, specialized diagnostics, and a high level of experience that goes far beyond basic care. This area in particular underscores the commitment of Appenweier Small Animal Center, to be not only broadly but also deeply competent.

As part of the doc4pets network, the Appenweier Small Animal Center Furthermore, it is closely networked with other locations and departments. This exchange enables consultative advice, standardized treatment processes, and a reliable emergency structure. Appenweier Small Animal Center It benefits from the organizational strength of the holding company without losing its personal, patient-oriented approach.

Overall, the Appenweier Small Animal Center for modern, responsible and sustainable veterinary medicine that combines professional excellence with empathy. For doc4pets GmbH, this is Appenweier Small Animal Center not just a new location, but a clear commitment to the further development of veterinary care in the region – today and in the future.

🐾 Proven team from Renchen + new specialized veterinarians

🦴 ACL surgeries: TPLO, thread reins & Zlig in the Ortenau district

🩺 Modern diagnostics: digital X-ray, ultrasound & in-house laboratory

🐰 Special expertise in pet medicine

🤝 Personal support & structured aftercare

🌍 Part of the strong doc4pets network

New continuing education course for small animal veterinarians
New continuing education course for small animal veterinarians 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt
Sven Jan Arndt, Economist

Infections & vaccinations in small animals and pets

Starting on September 6, 2022, the new block of the doc4pets Academy will begin under the leadership of [name of person/organization]. Specialist veterinarian Doreen Succow.

This course is aimed at advanced veterinary students, junior assistants and practitioners who want to refresh their knowledge.

The 25-part course, which this time only covers zoom The event is accessible to everyone in the aforementioned target group.

66 ATF hours have been approved for this.

Further information on the individual topics, event dates and content can be found at:

Admissibility of partnerships between veterinarians and business economists
Admissibility of partnerships between veterinarians and business economists 768 1024 Sven Jan Arndt

Background:
Veterinarian Susanne Arndt operated three small animal practices in the Karlsruhe area, typically as a sole proprietorship. With increasing growth, she wanted to convert them into a limited liability company (GmbH). However, the German Transformation Act (Umwandlungsgesetz) requires a registered legal form for this (even if it's just a registered merchant). The latter isn't possible for a self-employed professional, as they aren't considered merchants. Therefore, the only option was to establish a partnership – consisting of self-employed professionals (in this case, the veterinarian and a business administrator). The partnership was founded and registered with the Mannheim Local Court (AG Mannheim).

The case:
The Baden-Württemberg State Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons applied for the dissolution of this company pursuant to Section 21a of the Professional Code of Conduct, as its code of conduct stipulates that a partnership is only permissible between veterinarians. Paradoxically, it simultaneously suggested to the two partners that they could implement their project as a limited liability company (GmbH) instead!

The decision of the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) of 15 February 2022 – II ZB 6/21 – Higher Regional Court (OLG) Karlsruhe / Local Court (AG) Mannheim:
„"A partnership between a veterinarian and a business administrator is permissible under the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Health Professions Act."“

The Federal Court of Justice's (BGH) reasoning:

The professional code of conduct of the LTK BW is not a formal state law, which is why the BGH was able to decide without involving the BVerfG.

Section 21a of the Professional Code of Conduct violates the priority of Section 30a Paragraph 1 Sentence 2 of the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Health Professions Act (hereinafter: HBKG BW), according to which veterinarians may run a practice jointly with persons who belong to a state-approved training profession in the health sector, a natural science profession, or a social education profession, in accordance with Section 2 Paragraph 1 No. 3 HBKG BW.

The interprofessional associations of chamber members permitted by the HBKG BW cannot be restricted by the chambers' statutes.

Therefore, there are no public interest considerations that would preclude interprofessional collaboration with a business economist (among other things due to Art. 12 para. 1 GG – freedom to practice one's profession, but also §30a HBKG BW is not to be understood as conclusive).

Such cooperation does not contradict the purpose of the HBKG BW, because "the definition of permitted forms of professional practice should ensure compliance with professional obligations in healthcare activities in all legal forms of organization "It could be enforced."“

At this point the The reasoning behind the verdict is interesting., because it goes on to say:

„"The legislator intended to fundamentally exclude commercial medical practice. Commercial activity is defined as partnerships and legal entities, but not members of the liberal professions… which include business administrators… Only for medical practice within legal entities has the legislator established detailed requirements in Section 30a Paragraph 2 of the Baden-Württemberg Health Care Act (HBKG BW) to exclude commercial medical practice."“

And this is particularly interesting when you take a closer look at this paragraph:

§ 30a (2) HBKG BW:
The professional activity of a healthcare provider for a legal entity under private law presupposes that

  1. The company's purpose is the exclusive performance of medical professional activities.,

2. all shareholders are persons as defined in paragraph 1 sentence 2,

3. the majority of the company shares and voting rights are held by chamber members in accordance with Section 2 Paragraph 1 Numbers 1 to 3 or Number 5 and company shares are not held on behalf of third parties,

4. at least half of the persons authorized to manage the business are chamber members in accordance with Section 2 Paragraph 1 Numbers 1 to 3 or Number 5,

5. a third party does not participate in the company's profits,

6. sufficient professional liability insurance exists for the legal entity under private law and the professionals working therein and

7. It is ensured that the medical professional activity is carried out by the chamber members in accordance with Section 2 Paragraph 1 Numbers 1 to 3 or Number 5 on their own responsibility, independently and not commercially.

Further details are regulated by the respective professional code of conduct.

If one follows this passage of the HBKG BW, to which the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) explicitly refers – what does this mean for chains like Evidensia or Anicura in Baden-Württemberg? Shouldn't the Baden-Württemberg State Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons intervene immediately and ban them?

Furthermore, the Federal Court of Justice's statements on the subject are extremely interesting. Duty of confidentiality of the veterinarian:

„"Finally, a veterinarian (§ 2 para. 1 no. 3 HBKG BW) – unlike the chamber members further covered by § 30a para. 1 sentence 2 … does not possess a right to refuse to testify pursuant to § 53 para. 1 no. 3 StPO. In contrast to the other chamber members … a veterinarian does not have a special relationship of trust with his client, which includes and requires the protection of legitimate confidentiality interests (cf. BVerfGE 38, 312, 323 f.)."“

Conclusion from our perspective:

  • Not everything that state veterinary associations write in their professional codes of conduct is untouchable.
  • The State Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons of Baden-Württemberg has received a clear mandate, based on the explicit reference to Section 30a Paragraph 2 of the Baden-Württemberg Animal Welfare Act (HBKG BW), to review the chains operated by financial investors in this region and to take appropriate action.
  • We are eager to see if this will happen and thus ensure legal certainty!
Zlig article at Just4Vets
Zlig article at Just4Vets 594 839 Sven Jan Arndt

We are pleased to announce that we have been able to publish our experience with the innovative cruciate ligament surgery method for dogs and cats – Zlig – on Just4Vets. For the full Zlig article, please click on the photo:

All practices again top veterinary practice 2022
All practices again top veterinary practice 2022 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt

Also in 2022 All our small animal practices have once again been ranked among Focus Top Veterinary Practices. We were especially pleased that, as last year, our small animal center was voted the best practice in Karlsruhe for dogs and cats by you, the pet owners:

Top veterinary practice 2022 Karlsruhe

But our practices in Karlovy Vary and Renchen also rank among the top in their region:

Top veterinary practice 2022 Karlovy Vary
Top veterinary practice Renchen 2022

The survey on the topic of Top Veterinary Practice 2022 polled 22,400 pet owners, and 8,500 veterinary practices and clinics were evaluated. Of these, 1,419 veterinary practices and 109 clinics were recommended.

Karlsbad was already a top veterinary practice in 2020 and 2021. Renchen and Karlsruhe were added in 2021.

If you would like to see our other practices, more information about the rating system, etc., please go directly to: https://focus-tierarzt.de/suche

doc4pets launches trainee program for veterinarians
doc4pets launches trainee program for veterinarians 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt
some of our veterinarians

The first and probably only trainee program for veterinarians in German small animal medicine starts this August at doc4pets.

It is now possible to simultaneously begin specialist veterinary training for small and domestic animals and receive parallel business/legal training in order to later take over one's own practice as managing director and potential partner.

While traineeships have become an established and attractive career path for potential managers in the commercial and engineering sectors, a comparable concept for veterinarians does not yet exist. Specialist veterinarian Doreen Succow explains the concept: "Based on the specialist veterinary training guidelines of the Baden-Württemberg State Veterinary Chamber, we have developed an ATF-accredited training program for our future managers." Co-CEO Sven Jan Arndt, LL.M., adds: "In addition to medical expertise, our trainees also acquire the business management skills necessary to run their own practice. From practice for practice."„

Such a trainee program offers many advantages – in addition to insights into different specialist areas and branches, it provides intensive and structured support from the explicitly dedicated FTÄ Succow, Head of Training/Best Practice. This creates a network of future managing directors within the group, who remain in active professional exchange. Synergies at their best.

Furthermore, a 4-day full-time week, no 24-hour shifts, and bonus programs similar to BPT also allow enough freedom for a good work-life balance.

More information about the concept and application process: https://doc4pets.de/trainee

About Us:

doc4pets GmbH is an owner-managed group of five small animal practices in southwestern Germany. With its innovative and disruptive approach to veterinary succession, it offers veterinarians looking to sell their practices a succession plan with qualified senior veterinarians from within the doc4pets network. These senior veterinarians, in turn, have the opportunity to acquire a stake in the acquired practice and later take over a majority share. The core concept is that of the highly qualified independent practitioner, who receives support from the group in areas such as purchasing, marketing, and accounting. This allows them to focus entirely on their patients.

Due to its continuous growth, doc4pets is always looking for small animal veterinarians who want to develop their skills as experts in a small animal center or as successors to a veterinary practice. Learn more about the concept at: https://www.doc4pets.de/trainee

Welcome, Dr. Elisabeth Huber, Specialist in Veterinary Medicine
Welcome, Dr. Elisabeth Huber, Specialist in Veterinary Medicine 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt
Dr. med. vet. Elisabeth Huber

We are especially pleased to welcome Mrs. Specialist veterinarian Dr.med.vet. Elisabeth Huber We are pleased to welcome Dr. Huber to our team in Renchen. She will be a valuable addition to our team there, particularly in the areas of... surgical area and will significantly expand this service. Dr. Huber comes from Dr. Grommelt's practice in Kehl-Kork and previously worked at the Hanauerland Animal Clinic in Kehl, among other places. If you would like to learn more about the new range of surgical services, you can find further information here: https://tierarzt-renchen.de/chirurgie/

FTÄ Doreen Succow
Advanced training course series with ATF accreditation starts
Advanced training course series with ATF accreditation starts 1024 768 Sven Jan Arndt

We are pleased to offer our first ATF-accredited training series. This is an initial, compact block of courses, offered every Tuesday evening starting August 3, 2021, under the direction of veterinary specialist Doreen Succow.

You can find more information and a detailed course description at: Advanced training courses with ATF

This first ATF course starts from August 3, 2021 to January 18, 2022 and is based in content on the further training to become a specialist veterinarian for small and domestic animals of the LTK Baden-Württemberg. The course can only be booked as a whole and offers 61 ATF hours of recognition upon successful completion (22 of the 25 sessions must be attended for recognition).

Naturally, it is suitable for both Beginning assistants as well as advanced students Veterinarians suitable.

When designing this ATF training course, it was important to Ms. FTÄ Succow to ensure both a high theoretical level and practical implementation.

It is a In-person event, which in Arndt Small Animal Center, Bergwaldstr. 30, 76227 Karlsruhe It will take place. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

Authorization for further training as a specialist veterinarian for small animals and pets
Authorization for further training as a specialist veterinarian for small animals and pets 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt
Further training authorization for FTA

doc4pets is pleased that its small animal center Arndt in Karlsruhe-Durlach has now also received the authorization to provide further training as a specialist veterinarian for small and domestic animals under the direction of Ms. FTA Doreen Succow.

This makes it possible to offer young colleagues another perspective for professional development within our group. Further steps within our doc4pets academy are planned and will follow shortly.

Welcome, specialist veterinarian Doreen Succow
Welcome, specialist veterinarian Doreen Succow 150 150 Sven Jan Arndt

We were able to recruit Ms. Doreen Succow for our group as Head of Training / Best Practice.

What does this mean? This means that the doc4pets group We have a dedicated representative exclusively for the continuing education of our veterinarians, who regularly conducts training courses, documents best practices and establishes them for all practices.

FTA Doreen Succow

More about the impressive, international You can find Ms. Succow's CV here..

Thus, for the pet owner This ensures that the same high and consistently good quality of treatments is available at each of our locations.

For the Veterinarians This means that they targeted and structured regular in-house training courses as part of our doc4pets academy receive. This is how programs for Entry-level assistants developed, but also individual training courses for our Senior physicians. Ms. Succow is supported by a team of external lecturers and our in-house expertise. More information will be added soon. More exciting news.

Today Ms. Succow gave her second lecture – this time on the topic abdomen:

doc4pets academy – Abdomen