Anastasia Dimanopoulou is the founder and scientific director of our clinic. She is a graduate of the Military Officers' College (MOOC) and the Veterinary School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, where she studied from 2008 to 2013.
With a vision of creating a modern veterinary center that will offer high-quality medical care with respect for both animals and the people who love them, he founded the veterinary clinic in June 2015. Since then, he has been working daily with the aim of continuously developing the clinic, investing in scientific training, modern equipment and the creation of a team that shares the same values.
At the same time, she completed postgraduate studies in Public Health (2015–2017), while continuous scientific development has been a key pillar of her professional career to this day. From 2021 to 2026, she completed successive postgraduate trainings in Surgery, Ultrasound and Cardiology through Improve International Cyprus, developing a particular interest in diagnostic ultrasound and companion animal cardiology. Today, she performs specialized ultrasound and cardiology examinations, collaborating with other veterinary clinics to support referral cases.
He believes that behind every diagnosis there is an animal that deserves the time, attention and care it needs, as well as a human being who seeks honesty, guidance and safety. For this reason, he approaches each case with responsibility, scientific documentation and substantial interest, placing particular emphasis on detailed investigation and individualized treatment of each patient.
Her love for animals is not limited to her professional activity. In her personal life, she shares her daily life with her four cats – Giota, Markos, Golfo and Jordan – who are an integral part of her family and remind her daily of the reason why she chose to pursue this profession.
Scientific training and continuous specialization are a key pillar of our philosophy. Anastasia Dimanopoulou, DVM, has significant experience and certified knowledge in critical areas of companion animal veterinary medicine, such as surgery, ultrasound and small animal cardiology.