Tierarztpraxis Dr. Christina Strobl-Bubla

About Tierarztpraxis Dr. Christina Strobl-Bubla

Dr. Christina Strobl-Bubla is a specialist vet for chiropractic; her practice is at Leesdorfer Hauptstraße 47 in Baden. The vet has been self-employed since 1989, works with Traditional Chinese Medicine, chiropractic and osteopathy, and mainly treats horses and dogs.

The practice's methods

• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. The practice lists as areas of use pain in the musculoskeletal system, cauda equina syndrome (complaints caused by pressure on the nerves at the end of the spine), the respiratory tract, stomach and intestines, skin, epilepsy and urinary incontinence.
• Chiropractic and osteopathy: hands-on treatment for pain in the musculoskeletal system, drops in performance and changes in behaviour after injuries.
• Dark-field microscopy: an examination under a special microscope, which the practice uses to look for chronic inflammation and to monitor therapy.
• Cupping therapy: since 2024 with a veterinary cupping device, mainly for horses, to release stuck fascia.
• Ozone therapy: since 2025, according to the practice as support for inflammation, for example with allergies, autoimmune diseases, in pain therapy, in wound healing and alongside cancer treatment.

For conventional medical examinations, the practice recommends the Tierarztpraxis Leesdorf in Baden.

Horses, dogs and more

According to the website, the patients are mainly horses and dogs, and from time to time cats. Rabbits, guinea pigs, goats, llamas and domestic pigs are also among the patients. For horses, the practice lists, among other things, rideability problems, girthiness, headshaking (bouts of head tossing), unclear lameness and irregular gait. For dogs these include hindquarter weakness with problems getting up, jumping and climbing stairs, lameness, toe dragging, lick granuloma and limber tail.

The vet

Christina Strobl-Bubla studied veterinary medicine in Vienna, worked at the university clinics in Gießen and Zurich and at equine practices in Great Britain and Germany, and opened her own practice for small animals and horses in 1989. For 15 years she was the racecourse vet in Baden. Her additional qualifications include the acupuncture diploma of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (1999), the chiropractic diploma of the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association (2000), a diploma in Chinese herbal medicine (2005), plus courses in osteopathy and fascia techniques.

Appointments

You request appointments via the online form on the website; requests are only processed during surgery hours. You can reach the practice by telephone on 02252 450 56 on Monday and Thursday from 15 to 19 h and Tuesday from 10 to 13 h. The website does not state surgery hours with times, nor does it mention an emergency service.

Getting there

The practice is at Leesdorfer Hauptstraße 47 in 2500 Baden. According to the website, there is enough parking.

Automatically translated from German.

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