Tests required before the first consultation
- complete blood count and biochemistry (including thyroid profile and lipase);
- vitamin B12 and D levels, folic acid, and iron levels,
- level of ions (sodium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, chloride, and magnesium);
- abdominal ultrasound;
- general urine analysis;
- stool examination for parasites;
- echocardiogram.
Initial Consultation
Before the visit, the caregiver is required to complete a detailed questionnaire regarding the pet. The questionnaire covers, among others, the current diet, medical history, medications, as well as the preferences of the owner and patient.
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During the first meeting at the veterinary office:
- a dietary interview is conducted
- the questionnaire is reviewed and the caregiver’s expectations are discussed;
- medical records are interpreted;
- a clinical examination is performed;
- suggestions for any additional tests (beyond the mandatory ones) are made.
Visit duration: up to 60 minutes.
*Animals exhibiting aggression should be fitted with a muzzle.
Follow-up visits
second consultation is recommended 4–5 weeks after implementing the nutritional recommendations. Its purpose is to:
Its purpose is to:
- assess the current results;
- implement any dietary modifications;
- answer any additional questions from the caregiver.
Dietary Recommendations
The nutritional plan includes:
- food and supplement recommendations;
- individualized advice (including additional testing);
- suggestions related to the pet’s lifestyle.
Supplement Costs
Implementing a dietary plan often requires supplementation. Monthly expenses can range from 100 to 1000 PLN, depending on the patient’s individual needs.
Terms of Service
The dietitian may terminate the relationship if recommendations are not followed or if the terms and conditions are violated. Fees for services already provided are non-refundable.
Copyright
Materials and recommendations received during the consultation are intended for personal use only. Copying, sharing, or disseminating them without the author’s consent is prohibited (in accordance with the Act of 4 February 1994 on Copyright and Related Rights, Journal of Laws No. 90, item 631).

