She is a clinical animal nutritionist, zoophysiotherapist, and veterinary assistant. She has worked with animals for over 13 years, combining medical knowledge with practical experience. She began her professional career working, among other roles, as a trainer of aggressive dogs. It was there that she gained valuable knowledge about canine communication and learned how to build trust even with the most demanding animals. For the past four years, she has been intensively developing in zoophysiotherapy and clinical animal nutrition, continually expanding her qualifications through training courses, workshops, and clinical practice. In her work, she focuses on an individual approach to each patient, caring for both their physical health and well-being. Her greatest satisfaction comes from the opportunity to truly help animals - improving their quality of life, helping them regain mobility, and supporting owners in providing informed care for their pets.