My primary task as a veterinarian is to look after the health and quality of life of my four-legged patients.
DID YOU KNOW...
Advances in veterinary medicine and better nutrition for dogs and cats translate directly into a longer average lifespan, which is why the number of recorded cancer cases keeps rising.
According to available data, 45% of dogs over 10 years of age die of cancer, and regardless of age, 23% of all canine patients will develop cancer.
The main goal of cancer therapy is to eliminate the tumour completely. When this is not possible, treatment aims to turn an acute, immediately life-threatening cancer into a stable chronic condition that allows the patient to live comfortably.
My primary task as a veterinarian is to look after the health and quality of life of my four-legged patients. I also make a special effort to support their owners through the difficult time of cancer diagnosis and treatment.
What does cancer treatment involve?
Every patient has an individual treatment plan – tailored to the type of cancer, the animal’s overall health and the owner’s circumstances.
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Consultation
I review the medical records and test results, examine the patient and talk with the owner about the symptoms and their expectations.
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Diagnostics
A biopsy, blood tests and imaging make it possible to determine the type of cancer and the stage of the disease. More →
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Treatment plan
We discuss the available options – chemotherapy, radiotherapy, electrochemotherapy, surgery or palliative therapy – along with their goals and prognosis.
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Treatment and check-ups
I guide the patient through the entire course of therapy, regularly assess the results and quality of life, and adjust the treatment when needed.
Where do I see patients?
Elwet Veterinary Clinic
Al. Niepodległości 24/30
02-653 Warsaw (Mokotów)
tel. +48 22 843 23 46
Oncology consultations, diagnostics and chemotherapy.
RTWet – Veterinary Radiotherapy Centre
Miedniewice 27C
96-315 Wiskitki
tel. +48 722 217 211
The first megavoltage veterinary radiotherapy centre in Poland – radiotherapy for dogs and cats and, since 2025 – as the first in Poland – also half-body irradiation (HBI) in the treatment of lymphoma.
Would you like to book an oncology consultation for your pet?
I currently see patients at two veterinary facilities – the Elwet clinic (Mokotów, Warsaw) and the RTWet Veterinary Radiotherapy Centre. Click “Book a visit” for more details.