Veterinary advice

I have known the medical team of Szent Bernát for several decades. Our first dog enjoyed the care of the Clinic's experienced specialists for 17 years. After he left, we took a little puli with us, unfortunately it soon turned out that he had epilepsy. Thanks to Dr. Zöldi's self-sacrificing and tireless help, Bojti's seizures have been reduced to almost a minimum over the years, Bojti is a vigorous, playful and happy dog at the age of 12. Be it a cold, scent gland cleaning, surgery performed under anesthesia, its aftercare and countless unlisted treatments, they set an example to follow in everything.

I found a dog that had been hit, and after a lot of phone calls, it was the first (!!!) place where they told me to take it, they would examine it, and treat it. Veterinarians, animal hospitals, and clinics said blindly that the young animal must be euthanized because it is not worth treating if it has a fracture. I consider the extraordinary attitude, helpfulness and humanity of the people working at the St. Bernard ambulance to be unique, I am glad that I found them and it is reassuring to know that they all want to do something, help and heal.

12 Sarplanian sheepdogs take part in guarding the site of our rose garden. As with us humans, good health is necessary to do the job well. With their expertise, good equipment, prevention advice, practical ideas and legal knowledge, the staff of the Szent Bernát Pet Ambulance contribute to solving the problems surrounding our animals. They are available to our dogs even in impossible situations and times. As a personal experience, I consider it important that, in addition to preserving their veterinary profession, they do everything possible to create harmony between people and animals who keep animals.