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45 minРусский, English
A thorough review of your pet's situation, answers to your questions and a clear plan of next steps.
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Online veterinary oncology
Clear answers when your pet is facing cancer
Individual online consultations for owners of dogs and cats, wherever you live. Understand the diagnosis, the tests and every option — calmly and in your language.
- St Petersburg
- In veterinary practice since 2016
Daria Dmitrieva
Veterinary surgical oncologist and endoscopist
How I can help
Making sense of a diagnosis
What the diagnosis means, how it usually behaves, and what to ask next.
Reviewing test results
Blood work, cytology, histology and imaging explained in plain words.
Comparing treatment options
Surgery, chemotherapy, palliative care — benefits, risks and costs.
Quality of life
Supporting comfort, nutrition and pain control at home.
How a consultation works
- 01
Choose a service and a time that suits you
- 02
Share your pet's story and any records
- 03
Meet online by video
- 04
Receive written recommendations
Consultations
About the specialist
Daria Dmitrieva
Veterinary surgical oncologist and endoscopist
Veterinary surgical oncologist and endoscopist based in St Petersburg. In veterinary practice since 2016, I have grown from veterinary assistant to head of a surgery department. My focus is oncology, abdominal, soft-tissue and plastic surgery, endoscopy and minimally invasive procedures. Online, I help owners from many countries make sense of a diagnosis, test results and treatment options.
- Oncology in dogs and cats
- Abdominal surgery
- Soft-tissue and plastic surgery
- Endoscopy
Why owners come to me
- Focus on oncology only
- Consultations in several languages
- Time to answer every question
- Honest, compassionate guidance
Featured articles
Tumors in cats
A lump on your cat: possible causes and how it's investigated
A lump on a cat may be an abscess, a reaction to an injection or a tumour. Why lumps in cats shouldn't be left for later, which signs are urgent and how the diagnosis is made.
5 min read
Symptoms & diagnostics
Cancer symptoms in dogs and cats: what to watch for
Signs of cancer in pets are often vague — weight loss, tiredness, a cough or a limp. Which changes to show your vet, which need urgent care, and how to keep useful notes at home.
4 min read
Symptoms & diagnostics
Cytology or biopsy: how tumour tests differ
Cytology and histopathology answer different questions. What each test shows, how long results take, why a biopsy before surgery can matter, and what to do if the answer is unclear.
5 min read
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