One of the hardest parts of moving is finding a new Vet, human doctors and a hair salon right? I finally found a Vet I loved! Unfortunately we had to move and we miss Dr. Kuhlman so much now. It will be hard to find someone of his caliber in New Orleans. He is the best Vet we've had and NY was our 3rd city in 3 years! My grandfather was a Vet and I grew up with large and small animals... I know a professional when I see one! He is truly a class act!
PS He is an expert in traveling to the EU with your pet also... we passed effortlessly through customs with our Yorkie Bello!!!

Last year, my mother passed away, and Luke, my cat (who is 15 and going strong) started falling. Dr. Kuhlman diagnosed that Luke was picking up on my grief and trying to absorb it for me. He said "little buddy,
you can let go of that" and Luke was fine! So, I think Dr. Kuhlman has a spiritual approach, which aids the medical diagnosis.

Dr.Kuhlman is a wonderful vet and lovely man.He is gentle with the animals,knowledgeable and honest .I recommend him highly!!!!

Yes the front desk staff is very busy and overwhelmed, but it's all worth it to receive the excellent care that Dr. Kuhlman provides. Many years ago, my 9yo cat became very ill w/ liver faliure and he saved her life! Dr. Kuhlman was the 3rd vet i went to. The first said to me since i did not have a lot of money that my treatment options were limited and that since my cat was 9years old he was suggesting, not in so many words, that i put her to sleep. the second vet wanted to do a liver biopsy which would have been painful and expensive and would not have cured her.
i was not too happy with these vets (especially the 1st one) so a neighbor recommended Dr Kuhlman. he told me to force feed my cat and if she gets better problem solved, if not there might be something more serious. So i force fed her and a week later she was back to her normal self!! SHE LIVED TO BE 18!!!
just imagine if i had listened to the 1st vet! her life would have been cut in half.
so to me Dr Kuhlman is a miracle worker, and i am forever grateful to him. he is very courteous & intelligent and takes time to answer any question.
long story short - my cat's diagnosis was a reversible liver faliure caused by the fact that she stopped eating. she probably stopped eating because about a week before she got ill she had a UTI and was antibiotics which ruined her appetite. that kind of liver faliure was reversed by me force feeding her until she got enough strength to eat on her own.

When I had to put my beloved dog to sleep, Dr. Feibusch (and all the front desk women) were unbelievably kind to me and my pet. I intend to keep seeing this doctor when I get a cat. Sensitive, wonderful.