Every cancer patient needs an individual treatment plan. The choice of method depends on the type and stage of the cancer, the animal’s general condition, and the expectations and circumstances of the owner. The best results often come from combining several methods – for example, surgery with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
Cancer diagnostics for dogs and cats
Biopsy, blood tests and diagnostic imaging – an accurate diagnosis and staging of the disease, on which the entire treatment plan depends.
Chemotherapy for dogs and cats
Treatment with cytotoxic and targeted drugs, dosed to control the disease while preserving a good quality of life.
Metronomic therapy and palliative care
Gentle, long-term treatment given at home, and care focused on the patient’s comfort when a cure is not possible.
Radiotherapy for dogs and cats
Precise irradiation of tumours at the RTWet centre – the first megavoltage veterinary radiotherapy centre in Poland. Since 2025 – as the first in Poland – also half-body irradiation (HBI) in the treatment of lymphoma in dogs.
Electrochemotherapy in dogs and cats
Local treatment of tumours of the skin and mucous membranes: a small dose of drug enhanced by electrical pulses.
Cementoplasty – treatment of osteosarcoma in dogs
When limb amputation is not possible: cementoplasty to protect the bone from fracture, palliative radiotherapy and bisphosphonates.
Where I see patients
Elwet Veterinary Clinic – Al. Niepodległości 24/30, 02-653 Warsaw (Mokotów), tel. +48 22 843 23 46
RTWet – Veterinary Radiotherapy Centre – Miedniewice 27C, 96-315 Wiskitki, tel. +48 722 217 211
You will find answers to owners’ most common questions in the FAQ, and examples of treatment in the stories of my patients.