Tierarztpraxis Neurißhof

About Tierarztpraxis Neurißhof

Tierarztpraxis Neurißhof at Hauptstraße 10 in Blumau-Neurißhof is a general small animal practice, founded and run by Mag. Hanna Tersch. The practice's specialities are ultrasound and wound management, right up to vacuum therapy for wounds that are slow to heal.

The specialities

• Ultrasound: ultrasound (sonography) shows the internal organs without pain. The practice works with a high-resolution device with colour Doppler, which also measures the blood flow to the organs. Contrast-enhanced ultrasound for more precise vascular diagnostics is also possible. It is used when looking for diseases, in preventive care and to confirm a pregnancy.
• Modern wound dressings: depending on whether a wound comes from an operation or is fresh, chronic or infected, the practice chooses a suitable dressing.
• Negative pressure therapy (V.A.C.): a device creates a vacuum over the wound. This draws off wound fluid and germs and promotes blood flow and tissue regeneration. It is intended for cases in which a normal bandage is no longer enough, in dogs and cats.

Other services

Surgery, in-house laboratory, digital X-ray, blood pressure measurement, dental hygiene, microchipping, preventive check-ups and geriatric care for older animals. Animals can also be admitted as in-patients, and medicines are available from the in-house pharmacy.

Which animals

Dogs, cats and small pets are treated.

Team and consulting vets

Hanna Tersch is a vet and founded the practice. She is supported by trained animal keeper Lisa Kahrer as veterinary assistant. For complex eye and dental cases, the practice calls in Mag. Marion Krecny, specialist vet for small animals and certified canine rehabilitation therapist (CCRP). For cardiac patients, Mag. Andrea Thon joins them; she worked at the Tierklinik Parndorf from 2018 to 2025 and holds an additional certificate in internal medicine (CASVM).

Appointments

The practice works by appointment only: even during opening hours, animals are only treated by appointment so that the waiting room does not get overcrowded. You book appointments online or by telephone on 0676 360 85 98. According to the website, the practice is staffed and reachable Monday and Thursday from 14 to 20 h and Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 to 16 h. In urgent cases, call. The website does not mention an emergency service outside these hours.

According to the website, if you miss an appointment without cancelling, the practice charges 70 euros.

First aid course

Hanna Tersch runs first aid courses for dog and cat owners at the ÖGV-Hundeschule Sollenau: recognising emergencies, protecting yourself, first aid for shock, wounds or burns, practical exercises and your own first aid kit. According to the website, the courses for 2026 are already fully booked.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.