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Natasha Zdunek

A graduate of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, which she completed in 2022. After finishing her studies, she decided to gain experience abroad – for three years, she worked at a renowned veterinary clinic in Germany. It was there that she developed her interests in internal medicine of small animals and began to intensely specialize in soft tissue surgery.

Surgery is her main professional passion. She regularly expands her competencies by participating in international courses and training sessions organized by ESAVS (European School for Advanced Veterinary Studies) and Eickemeyer. These trainings have allowed her not only to acquire a solid theoretical foundation but also to develop high-level practical surgical skills.

In her daily work, she focuses on soft tissue surgery, with particular emphasis on procedures involving the abdominal cavity, urinary tract, and reproductive organs. She also performs procedures in surgical oncology and emergency treatment. She always adheres to the principles of maximum patient safety, precision, and the use of modern, proven treatment methods.

She is a meticulous and dedicated veterinarian who is constantly seeking new development opportunities. Thanks to the experience gained abroad, she is characterized by openness to new solutions and a high standard of patient care.

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