Olivia Rudolf The vet who looks differently
1:1 · Immediate help

Urgent consultation for your animal

Your animal needs answers now — not next week

Your animal has an acute problem and you need clarity now? In a personal 45-minute Zoom appointment I look at your case directly — and give you concrete steps you can act on immediately, drawn from over 30 years as a vet

As a vet who knows both conventional medicine and the deep wisdom of Aboriginal people, I look where a single practice visit rarely leaves time to look: at the whole picture — your animal’s body, behaviour and surroundings.

Olivia Vera Rudolf
I am not the vet who tells you what she cannot do.
I am the one who shows you what is possible.

01 What you get

  • A one-to-one consultation via Zoom (45 minutes).
  • An assessment of your acute situation.
  • Clear next steps for your animal that you can act on right away.

02 How it works

  1. Book & payYou complete your booking securely via Digistore24.
  2. Choose your timeStraight afterwards you receive the link to pick your preferred slot in the calendar.
  3. Receive the Zoom linkThe Zoom link for our conversation comes with your appointment confirmation.
  4. 45 minutes for your animalWe go through your case together — concrete and to the point.

This consultation never replaces a visit to a veterinary clinic, least of all in an emergency. In acute or life-threatening situations please contact your veterinary practice or an animal hospital immediately.

Thank you, dear Olivia, for such a wonderful encounter. Warm greetings from Fehmarn.

AAngelaafter the urgent consultation

03 Frequently asked questions

Who is this consultation for?

For animal owners with an acute concern who want a well-founded, holistic assessment and concrete next steps quickly.

Can we continue working together afterwards?

Yes. If you would like ongoing support after the appointment, you can add the personal accompaniment “By Your Side” afterwards.

What about a real emergency?

In a life-threatening emergency please go straight to an animal hospital. This consultation does not replace a clinic visit.