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Veterinary clinic in Podgórze Duchackie, Kraków
Clinic opened on 1 August 1997 and located at Kordiana 60 since 2005, led by vet Krzysztof Serwacki; five vets treat dogs, cats, rabbits and some rodents. Services include internal medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, cardiology with echocardiography, oncology, dermatology, dentistry and obstetrics, with gastroscopy, X-ray, ultrasound and lab tests. It implants microchips and issues passports for dogs, cats and ferrets.
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pawenn summary of 20 Google reviews from April – October 2026
Pet guardians enthusiastically commend the veterinary doctors and physiotherapists for their extraordinary empathy, extensive clinical knowledge, and warm approach. Clinicians take emergency cases promptly, consult in English when needed, and support families during difficult decisions.
The clinic is widely trusted for medical therapy and rehabilitation of canine and feline patients, from seniors requiring palliative oncology to puppies with acute orthopedic injuries. Reviewers highlight gentle and stress-free handling during examinations and x-ray sessions.
Clients share inspiring recovery stories after complex orthopedic operations, patella repairs, tumor removals, and specialized physiotherapy sessions. Many dogs that experienced paralysis or severe mobility issues successfully regained movement under comprehensive care.
Yes, the practice features veterinary physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for pets recovering from injuries and surgery.
Yes, reviews note that veterinarians clearly explain diagnostic and surgical procedures in English for foreign clients.
Yes, client reviews report prompt emergency admissions and surgeries for limb fractures and acute trauma.
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