Tierarztpraxis Senoner – Rossmanith

About Tierarztpraxis Senoner – Rossmanith

The Tierarztpraxis Senoner – Rossmanith at Wiener Straße 6 in Baden combines conventional veterinary medicine with chiropractic, osteopathy and acupuncture. One focus is low-stress handling of the animals, including medical training, in which dogs and cats are prepared for examinations step by step.

Services of the practice

• Prevention: check-ups including teeth, ears, skin, weight and musculoskeletal system, vaccinations according to an individual vaccination schedule, worming and parasite protection, microchip and registration.
• Diagnostics: in-house laboratory for blood, urine, faeces and cell samples, digital X-ray and ultrasound.
• Soft tissue surgery: removal of tumours and foreign bodies, neutering and wound care, with inhalation anaesthesia and cardiovascular monitoring.
• Musculoskeletal system: chiropractic to release blockages in the spine and joints, and osteopathy for dogs and cats.
• Acupuncture: classic and as laser acupuncture, in which an infrared laser stimulates the same points. There is also a tapping technique developed in the practice to calm dogs.
• Advice: nutrition, behaviour in dogs and cats, puppy play sessions and behavioural therapy.
• In-house pharmacy with special and diet food, and home visits, although without the equipment of the surgery.

Which animals

The focus is on dogs and cats. The practice explicitly mentions inhalation anaesthesia for small rodents, birds and reptiles too, and according to the website it also gives advice on exotic animals and amphibians.

The team

Mag. med. vet. Verena Senoner opened the surgery in 2012 and works mainly in behavioural medicine and veterinary acupuncture based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. She runs the practice together with Mag. med. vet. Eva Rossmanith, whose focus is orthopaedics with chiropractic. Dr. Jana Schneider specialises in gynaecology and reproductive medicine and has been a veterinary chiropractor since 2014. Dr. Nicoline Stadlmann carries out heart and abdominal ultrasound. The team also includes the dog masseuse Marlies Bindl, the animal-welfare-qualified dog trainer Mag. Kerstin Stejskal for medical training, and three veterinary assistants.

Courses

The practice offers the general proficiency course for dog owners required in Lower Austria for 75 euros; the most recently published dates were in the first half of 2026. Courses in medical training, first aid for dogs and tapping technique are available on request.

Surgery hours

• Monday and Thursday 10 to 14 h and 16 to 20 h
• Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 16 to 20 h

Treatment is by telephone appointment only on 0664 18 767 67 or 02252 931 807; the website also links to online booking. For anxious animals, more complex treatments and consultations, the practice also offers appointments outside these hours. The website does not mention an emergency service.

Getting there

The practice is in the centre of Baden at Wiener Straße 6 and, according to the website, has step-free access. It gives no information about parking.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.