FAQ

For most blood tests, we recommend that the animal be fasted for 8-10 hours, unless the doctor recommends otherwise.

Yes, these examinations require special preparation, including fasting. Detailed recommendations are described on the website.

Stool samples are best collected at home into a clean, sealed container. Usually, 2-3 samples collected at two-day intervals are recommended. Until the clinic visit, samples should be stored in the refrigerator. The collection time does not matter.

A urine sample is best collected into a clean disposable container and delivered to the clinic as soon as possible.

The animal should be calm and fasted if the test requires it. Water may be given.

In most cases, the animal can be collected on the same day after the procedure is completed. For examinations requiring anesthesia, we monitor the animal after waking up, which may delay collection.

Blood tests are performed during clinic opening hours, preferably after prior contact. Because the animal should usually be fasted, it is best to come for testing in the morning.

Yes, we issue VAT invoices and personal invoices. Please report this need at reception before payment.

Yes, the Teodorowscy Clinic in Warsaw offers the option of financing treatment through the MediRaty system.

Information about service costs is provided directly at the clinic. We are happy to explain the scope and approximate prices during personal contact or during a visit. Due to applicable regulations and the individual nature of treatment, we do not publish a price list on the website.

Without examining the patient, we cannot reliably determine the cost of treatment. The price is set after a medical consultation, once the actual scope of procedures is known.

We accept cash, card and BLIK payments. In Warsaw, clients can also use the MediRaty service.

Yes, our Clinic can issue a passport for your dog. The animal must be microchipped and have a valid rabies vaccination. During the visit, the veterinarian will verify the animal’s details and prepare the required documentation. If you are planning international travel, we recommend contacting the clinic in advance and booking a consultation.

We offer effective methods of protection against external and internal parasites, such as spot-on preparations, tablets and collars. The right protection depends on the dog’s age, body weight and lifestyle.

For international travel with a dog, you need a pet passport, a valid rabies vaccination and microchip identification. Some countries may have additional requirements, which we discuss during a visit with the veterinarian.

The first vaccinations are usually given to puppies at a few weeks of age, followed by booster doses according to the recommended schedule. Adult dogs require regular protective vaccinations, with the schedule set individually by the veterinarian during a preventive visit.

We specialize mainly in treating dogs and cats. For other species, please contact us by phone in advance.

Yes, we perform endoscopic examinations for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.

Yes, we collect biopsy samples for histopathological examination when medically indicated.

Yes, we perform ultrasound examinations and X-ray diagnostics on site at the clinic.

Yes, we perform selected minimally invasive surgical procedures depending on the indication and the patient’s condition.

Yes, we perform castration and sterilization procedures for dogs and cats, both for preventive and medical reasons.

In emergency situations, please contact the clinic by phone as soon as possible so that we can prepare for the patient’s admission.

We do not provide home visits. All consultations and procedures take place at the clinic.

We accept patients without a prior appointment when available slots allow it. If the clinic is busy, a longer waiting time may be necessary. In urgent cases, please call us in advance so that we can prepare for the patient’s arrival.

Yes, we accept emergency cases depending on team availability and the clinic’s current capacity.

For a surgical consultation, it is worth bringing previous medical records, test results and a list of currently administered medications. The animal should be fasted unless the doctor recommends otherwise.

We recommend bringing previous test results and describing the observed symptoms, for example by bringing recordings of seizures. The animal does not need to be fasted unless instructed otherwise.

It is advisable to limit the animal’s activity before the visit and bring medical documentation. The doctor will perform a movement examination and assess the musculoskeletal system.

Appointments can be booked by phone and at the clinic reception. Online booking is also available at our Warsaw branch: https://warszawa.klinikadlazwierzat.pl/

Current appointment hours are available in the „Contact” section.

The animal should be fasted, clean and healthy. Detailed instructions are provided before the planned procedure.

We provide patient monitoring and pain management. The owner receives detailed home-care recommendations.

The collection time depends on the type of procedure and the patient’s condition. Most often, the animal is collected on the same day or the following day.