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    General Services 

    1. Routine Services
    2. Immunisation and other aided Services
    3. Regular Consultations- Dogs and Cats

    4. Special Services

    5. General Small Animal Dermatology

    6. General Medical Ophthalmology 

    7. Prescription Diet and Health Plan

    8. Metabolic Disease Consultations- Dogs and Cats 

    9. General Small Animal Oncology- Including IV chemotherapy

    10. Blood Typing and Blood Transfusion for dogs and cats

    11. Travel Services

    12. Pet Relocation- Domestic and Abroad 

    13. Documentation for Travel 

    14. Senior Pet-care Services

    15. Senior pet monitoring and medication plan 

    16. Online Services

    17. Tele-Consultations/Online Consultations

    18. Home Delivery of Meds/Food via Delivery partners

    We also have a good referral program for advanced health concerns in pets

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    Here are some Commonly Asked Questions on General Services 

    A general exam checks weight, heart/lungs, eyes/ears/teeth, abdomen, joints, and coat/skin; includes fecal/vaccination review for preventive care in dogs and cats

    Compile a list of your pet's details: recent travel, past medical history, current medications/supplements (with doses), vaccine records, diet (brand, amount, treats), eating/drinking habits, stool/urine patterns, and tick exposures. Bring photos of any lumps, skin issues, or concerning areas

    Yes, we treat rescue dogs and cats, provided they are brought to the clinic by their rescuer. We also work with various active NGO's and Shelters across the city

    Serious reactions are rare (1 in 10,000); mild effects like lethargy or swelling occur in <1%, managed by spacing vaccines and monitoring.Delay if ill to avoid stress; healthy pets tolerate best, but discuss with vet for minor issues.


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