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Przychodnia Weterynaryjna Milwet

Kolejowa 2, 21-100 Lubartów, Poland

+48 515 414 765

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Detailed Information

Place Types Veterinary care
Address Kolejowa 2, 21-100 Lubartów, Poland
Coordinate 51.446815,22.6117939
Website https://www.zooplus.pl/weterynarz/lubartow/przychodnia-weteryna
Rating 5
Compound Code CJW6+PP Lubartow, Poland

Openning hours

Monday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Ewelina Trąbka (12/06/2020)

The lady is very nice, but the dog after picking him up from the haircut did not have clean ears, cut claws, etc., but he was only clipped (I dare to say that even his belly was dirty in the same places as in front of the hairdresser, it was probably only perfumed 😓) It seemed I think it is included in the price? Unfortunately, I saw it only when I was already at home.

Magdalena Rojek (11/19/2020)

I recommend milvet clinics. I have been going there with pets for some time, both for vaccinations and treatments. Helpful, professional veterinary staff. Nice atmosphere and affordable prices

Sylwia Krasnodebska (08/21/2020)

Unfortunately, I do not recommend it. The vet was completely anesthetized to the suffering of the cat I found before the clinic. I asked to see the cat and wanted to pay for the treatment, although the vet had seen the cat outside and said that she could not do anything because I do not own the cat, although the cat is not chipped, so theoretically she could be homeless. It turned out that another vet saw her without any problems, the cat had a fever, an abscess in her mouth, pus oozed from her eye and nose. The lady, completely unprofessionally, left the kittens without any medical help. He is definitely not a doctor by vocation, avoiding a wide gap.

Natalia Trąbka (07/08/2020)

Initially, I had a very good impression, but it was very misleading. At the very beginning Ms. Milena stated that elevated liver enzymes do not suggest anything bad and other results exclude liver cancer. I trusted the doctor and it turned out that the cancer was and was developing, which could have been preventable. When the dog was already suffering a lot, the ladies said that they did not have time to come to sleep the dog and ease his suffering, they were to call back. Of course they didn't call back. Still, I gave it a second chance. I went with my second dog because of gastrointestinal bleeding. Ms (already different) assured that it was only inflammation of the glands and was unsuccessfully treating her with antibiotics for a month. The second uncomfortably commented that the dog is fat. After consulting with another veterinarian, it turned out that the "dog is fat" because it has a tumor on the spleen and the inflammation of the glands does not only have metastases to the intestine. When I told the lady about it today, who thought it was inflammation, her only comment was "cool, cool".