Dominika
Szymanowska
DVM · co-owner
Internal medicine and dog behaviour
AVET. For dogs and cats.
In Olsztyn since 1996.
Prevention, treatment and specialist consultations.
ul. B. Limanowskiego 25/4, OlsztynMon–Fri 15:00–20:00 · Sat 10:00–13:00 · by appointment
Check opening hoursUrgent help after hours →Mon–Fri 15:00–20:00 · Sat 10:00–13:00
ul. B. Limanowskiego 25/4Navigate in Google Maps ↗
519 127 126Visits by appointment
Why do we schedule
visits at specific times?
Booking a specific time:
- It helps avoid a crowded waiting room and the stress our patients feel around other animals.
- Owners don’t have to queue for their visit and can plan their time (or spend it walking the dog :)).
- It lets our vets plan each visit better and give every patient as much time as their case needs.
Care at every
stage of life.
Preventive care and treatment for dogs and catsCheck-ups and treatment →
Diagnostics and testsUltrasound, ECG, heart Doppler, blood pressure, blood, urine and stool tests →
Canine cardiologyLed by Dr Małgorzata KanderDoppler ultrasound, ECG and blood pressure checks →
Behavioural disorders in dogsLed by Dominika Szymanowska, DVMBehavioural therapy and medication →
Surgery and dentistryPlanned procedures for dogs and cats →
View all services →
Meet the AVET vets.
Dominika
Małgorzata
Kander
DVM, PhD · co-owner
Cardiology and internal medicine
Jakub
Karpiński
DVM
Internal medicine, feline medicine and ultrasound
Paulina
Przyborowska
DVM, PhD
Surgery and dentistry
Frequently asked
questions.
How do I book a visit?
By phone: 519 127 126. We answer during opening hours.
How to book a visit →How do I prepare my pet for a test?
Preparation depends on the test — ask when booking. Bring previous results.
More about diagnostic tests →How should I bring my cat or dog?
Cats in a closed carrier, dogs on a lead. Come into the consulting room when invited.
Visit and waiting-room rules →What should I bring to the first visit?
Bring the health booklet, results and a list of medicines. Ask about the cost when booking.
How long does a heart scan take?
Allow 30–60 minutes. The heart scan itself needs no fasting; for other tests, ask about preparation when booking.
Preparing for a heart examination →Patients you might
meet at AVET.
Read reviews
of AVET.
‘I understood my dog’s problems better’AVET reviews on Google ↗
‘I always get clear answers to all my questions.’AVET reviews on Google ↗
‘you are in good hands’AVET reviews on Google ↗
Translated excerpts from Polish Google reviews.
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An emergency
after hours?
AVET has no 24-hour service. Before you set off, call the on-duty clinic and make sure they can see your pet.
UWM Companion Animal Veterinary Clinic
ul. Oczapowskiego 14, Olsztyn
89 523 43 34Listed among 24-hour clinics by the Warmia and Mazury Veterinary Chamber.
Check the list of on-duty clinics ↗