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Amna Temri

Dr. Amna Temri, Veterinarian in Medenine, Mednine

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16 years of experience Home visits Animal Reproduction & Fertility Medicine and pension animal surgery (cattle, sheep, goats) Medicine and surgery for new pets (NAC: rodents, reptiles, birds, fish, etc.) +4

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Amna Temri veterinarian in Rue farhat hachad, Medenine puts his expertise of more than 15 years at the service of animal welfare. Specialized in Medicine and surgery of livestock (cattle, sheep, goats), Nutrition and dietetics, Veterinary surgery, Animal reproduction and fertility, Sheep and goat veterinary medicine, Medicine and surgery of New Companion Animals (NAC: rodents, reptiles, birds, fish, etc.), Medicine and surgery of small animals (dogs and cats), he takes into account cares for Cat, Cow, Turtle, Horse, Rabbit, Hen, Dog, Goat, Fish, Parrot, Camel, Sheep, Canary with professionalism and kindness. Dr Amna Temri operates in the regions of Mednine, Beni Khedache, Ben Guerdane, Mareth, Bir Lahmar, offering adapted care and personalized support for each companion. If you are looking for a veterinarian in Rue farhat hachad, Medenine or in the surrounding area, Amna Temri is the professional you need to ensure the health and comfort of your animals.

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