A clear explanation
What could be seen and which problems can be suspected so far.
Consultation and preparation
From the first enquiry to treatment
We calmly and carefully review the situation, discuss possible treatment options, prepare your pet for anaesthesia, and plan the procedure.
In-clinic consultation
During the consultation I meet your pet, take a detailed history, and ask about complaints, diet, previous treatment and health background.
During an awake examination without anaesthesia I assess:
- teeth and visible damage;
- gums and oral mucosa;
- plaque and calculus;
- occlusion;
- tooth eruption in puppies and kittens;
- signs of pain, inflammation or other pathology.
After the examination we discuss possible causes, a preliminary treatment plan and an approximate cost. You receive detailed recommendations on preparation and next steps.
Online consultation on Telegram
The online consultation takes place in Telegram in a written format. It is useful if you are in another city, want initial guidance, or need to prepare for upcoming treatment.
Before the consultation, please send:
- clear photographs of the mouth;
- short videos if they help show the problem;
- a description of the complaints and when they started;
- previous reports, tests and examination results when available.
I carefully review everything you send, take a history, ask follow-up questions and provide detailed written recommendations. I explain what may be happening, how urgently an in-person visit is needed, which tests to arrange, and how to prepare for a dental procedure.
Preparation for anaesthesia
Before planned dental treatment it is important to confirm that your pet’s body is ready for anaesthesia. Whether the consultation is in clinic or online, pre-operative preparation is still required.
- ✓complete blood count;
- ✓biochemistry blood panel;
- ✓echocardiography;
- ✓abdominal ultrasound.
These results help assess the patient’s overall condition, spot possible risks and prepare an individual plan for the procedure.
If there are concurrent conditions, the list of examinations may be expanded.
How the procedure is planned
Five clear steps from the first conversation to treatment.
- 01
Consultation
We review the situation and discuss possible treatment and preparation.
- 02
Pre-operative checks
Blood tests, echocardiography and abdominal ultrasound.
- 03
Review of results
The veterinary team reviews the findings and confirms anaesthesia can proceed.
- 04
Booking the procedure
We choose a convenient day and plan dental treatment.
- 05
Diagnostics and treatment
Under anaesthesia we complete a full oral exam, professional cleaning, periodontal assessment and dental radiography. Then the final treatment plan is set.
What you leave with after the consultation
In short — the clarity you take into the next steps.
A plan for next steps
Required tests, preparation and what follows.
Detailed recommendations
In writing, so you can return to them whenever you need.
Tell me what concerns you about your pet
I will help you choose the right consultation format and understand where to start.