Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm

Tierärzte & Tierkliniken in Ulm, Baden-Württemberg

4.8 (373)

KategorieTierärzte & Tierkliniken
AdresseStifterweg 88, 89075 Ulm
StraßeStifterweg
OrtUlm, Baden-Württemberg
Telefon0731 5094444
Google-Bewertung 4.8 (373)
QuelleGoogle Maps und öffentliche Daten · eingetragen am 20.10.2026

Öffnungszeiten

Montag10 am–1 pm
Dienstag10 am–1 pm
Mittwoch10 am–1 pm
Donnerstag10 am–1 pm
Freitag10 am–1 pm
SamstagClosed
SonntagClosed

Über Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm in Stifterweg 88, 89075 Ulm gehört zur Kategorie Vets & Animal Clinics und ist in Ulm in Baden-Württemberg tätig. Auf dieser Seite finden Sie die Angaben, die man vor einem Besuch meist wissen möchte: wo sich der Betrieb befindet, wie Sie ihn erreichen, wann er geöffnet hat und wie Kunden ihn bewerten.

Der Betrieb gibt Öffnungszeiten für 5 Tage der Woche an. Die üblichen Öffnungszeiten sind 10 am–1 pm. An folgenden Tagen ist geschlossen: Samstag, Sonntag. Wie überall ist an Feiertagen mit Abweichungen zu rechnen; die Telefonnummer unten ist der schnellste Weg, das zu klären. Die hinterlegte Telefonnummer lautet 0731 5094444. Vorher anzurufen ist in Deutschland üblich, um zu reservieren oder sicherzugehen, dass ein kleiner Betrieb an dem Tag geöffnet hat; wer lieber schreibt, nutzt E-Mail oder WhatsApp. Die Website lautet tierarzt-onlineverzeichnis.de; dort finden Sie unter Umständen Speisekarten, Preislisten oder Buchungsmöglichkeiten.

Kunden bewerten ihn bei Google mit 4.8 von 5 Sternen aus 373 Bewertungen; damit gehört er zu den besser bewerteten Einträgen der Kategorie Vets & Animal Clinics in Ulm.

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm im Vergleich mit anderen Einträgen: Tierärzte & Tierkliniken, Ulm

Neueste Google-Rezensionen

Die 5 neuesten Rezensionen aus Google Maps. Rezensionen gehören ihren Verfassern; alle lesen Sie bei Google.

Arakal Paily George a month ago

This Vetenary Doctor is reportedly helping the people by providing proper service to the people in accordance with their problems.

matcha L 2 years ago

My kitten had a lot of discharge from his eyes and suddenly started losing control of his body. I took him to pokorny, and he said his eye secretions were normal, and said he suspected there was a problem with the kitten's brain development, and prescribed him an anti-inflammatory drug. After taking the medicine, the kitten's body movements began to improve, but there was still a lot of discharge from the eyes. Later, the kitten's eyes began to become vague, and pokorny prescribed some medicine for him. With the medicine, his eye secretions began to disappear(so I don't know why Pokorny said it’s normal that he had so much secretions from the eyes). My kitten also started licking the wall, but pokorny told me that it’s just because he’s still young and very playful. Based on his symptoms, I suspected that my kitten must have some inflammation and possibly FIP, so I asked pokorny if it is a viral infection and whether he can do a blood test for my kitten, but he refused, saying that such a small cat shouldn’t get seriously ill, so it should be fine. I chose to believe him. Not long after, the kitten suddenly became paralyzed. I immediately took him for a brain MRI. However, the resu

Sichen Liu 2 years ago

My kitten had a lot of discharge from his eyes and suddenly started losing control of his body. I took him to pokorny, and he said his eye secretions were normal, and said he suspected there was a problem with the kitten's brain development, and prescribed him an anti-inflammatory drug. After taking the medicine, the kitten's body movements began to improve, but there was still a lot of discharge from the eyes. Later, the kitten's eyes began to become vague, and pokorny prescribed some medicine for him. With the medicine, his eye secretions began to disappear(so I don't know why Pokorny said it’s normal that he had so much secretions from the eyes). My kitten also started licking the wall, but pokorny told me that it’s just because he’s still young and very playful. Based on his symptoms, I suspected that my kitten must have some inflammation and possibly FIP, so I asked pokorny if it is a viral infection and whether he can do a blood test for my kitten, but he refused, saying that such a small cat shouldn’t get seriously ill, so it should be fine. I chose to believe him. Not long after, the kitten suddenly became paralyzed. I immediately took him for a brain MRI. However, the resu

S Edited 2 years ago

My kitten had a lot of discharge from his eyes and suddenly started losing control of his body. I took him to pokorny, and he said his eye secretions were normal, and said he suspected there was a problem with the kitten's brain development, and prescribed him an anti-inflammatory drug. After taking the medicine, the kitten's body movements began to improve, but there was still a lot of discharge from the eyes. Later, the kitten's eyes began to become vague, and pokorny prescribed some medicine for him. With the medicine, his eye secretions began to disappear(so I don't know why Pokorny said it’s normal that he had so much secretions from the eyes). My kitten also started licking the wall, but pokorny told me that it’s just because he’s still young and very playful. Based on his symptoms, I suspected that my kitten must have some inflammation and possibly FIP, so I asked pokorny if it is a viral infection and whether he can do a blood test for my kitten, but he refused, saying that such a small cat shouldn’t get seriously ill, so it should be fine. I chose to believe him. Not long after, the kitten suddenly became paralyzed. I immediately took him for a brain MRI. However, the resu

Olga K 4 years ago

Dr Pokorny and his team are really wonderful. They love and care about the animals and always make time to see you in case of an emergency. We particularly apppreciated Dr Pokorny's attitude and help during our adventure with a young and gorgeous fox we found in our garden outside office hours and on the weekend. He helped us reach out to the right service to protect this beautiful and perfectly healthy animal ❤️❤️❤️

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Wo befindet sich Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm?

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm befindet sich in Stifterweg 88, 89075 Ulm, Ulm, Baden-Württemberg. Für die Wegbeschreibung nutzen Sie die Schaltfläche „In Google Maps öffnen“ auf dieser Seite.

Was für ein Unternehmen ist Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm?

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm ist in der Kategorie „Vets & Animal Clinics“ eingetragen.

Wie sind die Öffnungszeiten von Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm?

Die veröffentlichten Öffnungszeiten sind Montag: 10 am–1 pm; Dienstag: 10 am–1 pm; Mittwoch: 10 am–1 pm; Donnerstag: 10 am–1 pm; Freitag: 10 am–1 pm; Samstag: Closed; Sonntag: Closed. Geschlossen ist am Samstag, Sonntag. An Feiertagen sowie rund um Weihnachten und Ostern können die Zeiten abweichen; rufen Sie vor einem besonderen Besuch kurz an.

Hat Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm sonntags geöffnet?

Nein, Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm ist sonntags geschlossen.

Wie lautet die Telefonnummer von Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm?

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm erreichen Sie telefonisch unter 0731 5094444.

Wie ist die Google-Bewertung von Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm?

Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm hat bei Google eine Bewertung von 4.8 von 5 Sternen aus 373 Bewertungen.

Hat Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm eine Website?

Ja, die Website von Dr. med. vet. Mark Pokorny, Ulm ist tierarzt-onlineverzeichnis.de (auf dieser Seite verlinkt).

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