Online veterinary consultations

Find the right consultation for your pet.

Choose the service that matches your pet and clinical question. Each consultation is reviewed personally by Dr. Alex Strelkov and ends with a written next step you can keep.

  • 01Written report you keep
  • 02Personally reviewed
  • 03Reply within 24 hours
Dr. Alex Strelkov, veterinary doctor and founder of VetGO
Dr. Alex Strelkov Veterinary doctor · specialist consultations
Examples of the right fit

What owners bring to a consultation.

These are common starting points, not a diagnosis from a web page. The selected consultation is where the history, records and the decision in front of you are assessed together.

Avian & exotic consultation

When something about a bird or exotic animal has changed.

Symptoms & daily changes

  • Not eating, quiet or fluffed up
  • Changed droppings, vomiting or regurgitation
  • Breathing changes, sneezing or tail-bobbing
  • Feather, beak, skin or movement problems

Questions about an existing case

  • Lab results, radiographs or a diagnosis that needs explaining
  • A treatment plan or second opinion
  • A lump, swelling or visible change in a bird or exotic animal
  • Diet, housing, lighting or prevention questions
See the full avian scope
Veterinary oncology second opinion

When a cat or dog has a tumour-related question.

A finding or report in hand

  • A new or changing lump, swelling, oral or mammary mass
  • Cytology, biopsy or pathology that needs translating
  • Radiographs, ultrasound, CT or blood work to put into context
  • Conflicting interpretations of the same results

A decision before you

  • Whether surgery is appropriate and what its goal is
  • Staging, margins, chemotherapy or monitoring
  • Questions to take to the treating clinic
  • Quality-of-life and comfort-focused care decisions
See the full oncology scope
A calm, structured start

What happens after you choose.

The short intake is only the beginning. The full clinical history, records and media are collected after secure payment, so the final written review has the information it needs.

Choose the right format

Start with the patient and the question, not with a guessed diagnosis.

Describe the concern

On the selected service page, share the first change you noticed and the email for your questionnaire.

Receive a written next step

After payment, add the full history and records. Dr. Strelkov reviews the case personally and returns a structured report.

Why the detailed questionnaire matters

A short first step. A full case record after payment.

The first form only gets you into the right consultation. The detailed questionnaire then gathers the material needed for a useful written review, rather than asking you to reconstruct a complex case in a rushed message.

01 · Timeline

What changed, and when

The sequence of symptoms, test results, treatment and response often matters as much as any single image.

02 · Evidence

Records in one place

Photographs, video, laboratory results, radiographs, pathology, medication history and the existing recommendation can be reviewed together.

03 · Decision

The question that matters now

State what you need to decide — diagnosis, urgency, surgery, treatment, monitoring or the next question for your local clinic.

Dr. Alex Strelkov, veterinary doctor and founder of VetGO
Personally reviewed

One doctor reads the case, not a marketplace queue.

The service changes with the patient and the clinical question. What stays the same is a considered written review of the history, records and practical next decision — prepared personally by Dr. Alex Strelkov.

  • 18+ years in clinical practice
  • A report you can revisit and share with your clinic
  • Available worldwide, across time zones
  • Clear boundaries when hands-on care cannot wait

Selected qualifications

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Before you begin

Common questions.

Choose the right scope first. A remote review can clarify a case, but it does not replace the veterinarian who examines and treats your pet in person.

Each service card names the animal groups, clinical situations and records it is designed to review. Choose the one that matches both your pet and the question you need to decide now, then read the full scope on its service page.
A final diagnosis is not always the starting point. The records can be reviewed for what they support, what remains uncertain and which next question or examination should not be delayed.
The selected landing page starts with a short intake. After secure payment, the detailed questionnaire gives you a structured place to add the clinical history and the supporting materials relevant to the case.
No. Severe breathing difficulty, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, rapidly worsening weakness, or any sudden serious deterioration needs an emergency veterinary clinic or hands-on specialist care immediately.
Choose the next step

Start with the consultation that fits the case.