Tierärztinnen W&M

About Tierärztinnen W&M

Tierärztinnen W&M at Gartengasse 7 in Weissenbach an der Triesting is a joint practice for small and farm animals. Mag. Marlies Reiser looks after the small animals, while Mag. Karin Wieser drives out to the farms in the practice vehicle to treat ruminants and pigs.

Small animal practice

• Surgery with inhalation anaesthesia, in which the anaesthetic gas is dosed via the air the animal breathes.
• Diagnostics: internal medicine, digital X-ray and laboratory.
• Preventive care: health care and dentistry.
• Gynaecology and obstetrics.
• Advice: behavioural and dietary advice; suitable food is sold at the practice.
• In-house pharmacy and home visits.

Large animal practice

For farm animals the practice is mobile. According to the website, the vehicle is equipped with an air-conditioned pharmacy and a laptop, and digital X-rays are taken directly on the farm.

• Herd health care: ongoing care of entire herds within the animal health service (TGD).
• Fertility: pregnancy examinations, also with ultrasound.
• Obstetrics and surgery: caesarean sections, procedures on teats and claws, castrations.
• Internal medicine, laboratory and in-house pharmacy.

On its contact page, the practice also mentions registration for artificial insemination (KB) for large animals.

Which animals

Small animals at the practice; on the farms, large and small ruminants, such as cattle, sheep and goats, as well as pigs.

The team

Marlies Reiser completed her studies at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna in 2004, did study placements in the USA, worked at the Tierklinik Wiener Neustadt and was a vet with Dr. Hess from 2006 to 2012. Her further training includes dental and jaw surgery, anaesthesia, internal medicine in small animals, emergency and intensive care medicine and pain management.

Karin Wieser completed her studies in Vienna in 2003 and worked in a mixed practice in Wales until 2011, then as maternity cover in southern Styria. Her further training focuses mainly on farm animals and herd care, plus ultrasound and ophthalmology.

Assistant Iris Lischka answers the phone during surgery hours and helps with examinations and operations.

Appointments and emergency service

The practice is open by appointment only. You can make appointments on 02674 87457, Monday to Friday between 9 and 18 h, or by e-mail to wm@tieraerztinnen.at. For emergencies the website gives a "24h Notdienst" (24-hour emergency service) on the same number, 02674 87457.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.