Medical advice

• In doubt whether or not to see a vet? I will help you assess the level of urgency

• A second opinion on a diagnosis: independent and honest

• Follow-up support for chronic conditions

• Questions about preventative care, such as vaccinations, deworming, flea treatments, and spaying or (chemical) castration

• Urgent: within 4 hours on business days (Mon–Fri 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM)

• Standard: within 24 hours on business days

• Non-urgent: within 3 business days

• Assessment of the reported complaints and symptoms

• Urgency assessment: whether to monitor, take action yourself, or visit a vet

• Concrete recommendations on what you can do at home

• Explanation of potential causes and what you can expect

• Advice on which type of specialist or diagnostic test might be relevant

• A written report that you can bring to your own veterinarian

The information and advice provided through this website are solely intended to complement, and not replace, a physical veterinary examination by a veterinarian.

Online consultations have inherent limitations. A full clinical examination (physical palpation, auscultation, blood tests, or diagnostic imaging) cannot be replaced by descriptions, photographs, or video footage. The advice given is based on the information provided by you and is formulated to the best of my knowledge and ability, but can never offer the completeness of an in-person consultation.

Please also note that prescription-only medications cannot be prescribed through an online consultation.

In acute or life-threatening situations—such as unconsciousness, severe breathing difficulties, heavy bleeding, or severe trauma—you must immediately contact a local veterinary clinic or emergency hospital. Online advice is not suitable in these circumstances.