Describe what is going on and a veterinary surgeon reads it. You get back what they can do for your pet and what it would cost, before you pay anything. A written second opinion is from $250, and if the surgeon can't add anything useful to your case they'll say so and there's no charge.
A surgeon confirms they can help with your case and you get a fixed price. If they can't add anything useful, they say so and there is no charge.
You pay. If anything essential is missing we ask for it before the review starts.
The surgeon reviews the records, imaging and quote, and writes the opinion, within 2 business days.
You get the written opinion by email, ready to share with your treating vet.
Yes. Your case is reviewed by Eben Martin, a registered veterinary surgeon. It is a written opinion on the information and records you provide rather than a physical examination, which is exactly what a second opinion on a surgical decision needs.
No. Australian rules generally require a physical examination before prescribing, and treatment stays with your own vet. What we provide is an independent expert opinion you can act on with your treating vet.
From $250, depending on how complex the case is and how much material there is to review. You get a confirmed price before you pay anything, and sending the case costs nothing. If the surgeon can't add anything useful, they say so and there is no charge.
Those services connect you to a general practice vet for everyday questions, and they are good at that. This is a surgeon reviewing a surgical decision: a different question, answered by the person qualified to answer it.