Petchester Animal Clinic in Pakistan Town, Islamabad, offers preventive care, surgery, diagnostics, grooming, boarding and life-stage care for dogs, cats and birds.
A general check-up at Petchester Animal Clinic gives your dog, cat or bird a full examination by a vet. The vet looks at your pet from nose to tail and listens to what you have noticed at home.
Bring your pet in for a routine visit, or when something seems wrong. If your pet needs treatment, the vet explains the options and agrees the next step with you before anything is done.
Vaccination helps protect dogs and cats from serious infectious diseases. Petchester Animal Clinic vaccinates dogs and cats at its clinic in Pakistan Town, Islamabad.
The vet checks that your pet is well enough on the day, gives the vaccines your pet needs, and tells you when the next dose is due. Bring any earlier vaccination record you have.
Fleas and ticks make pets itchy and uncomfortable. Petchester Animal Clinic provides effective, pet-safe flea and tick control for dogs and cats.
The vet checks your pet's coat and skin, then recommends a treatment for your pet's species, age and weight. You also get a plan to stop fleas and ticks coming back.
A microchip is a small implant under the skin that gives your pet a permanent identification number. Unlike a collar, it cannot fall off.
Petchester Animal Clinic places microchips and helps with pet documentation. Tell the clinic what you need the documents for, and the team will advise you.
What your pet eats affects its weight and health. Petchester Animal Clinic reviews your dog, cat or bird's diet, including treats, and checks its weight and condition.
The vet then suggests a feeding plan and portions for your pet's age and health. You also get clear answers about which foods to avoid.
Petchester Animal Clinic performs pet surgery, including spay and neuter. The vet examines your pet first and explains why surgery is advised and what it involves.
You receive instructions on preparing your pet before the procedure. Before your pet goes home, the vet explains the aftercare and when to come back.
Bad breath, red gums, drooling or trouble eating can all point to a problem in your pet's mouth. Petchester Animal Clinic checks the teeth and gums of dogs and cats and explains what it finds.
If your pet needs treatment, the vet explains it first. You also get advice on looking after your pet's teeth at home.
Diagnostics help the vet find out why a pet is unwell when an examination alone cannot answer the question. Petchester Animal Clinic chooses tests to match your pet's symptoms.
The vet explains why each test can help, then goes through the results with you. Treatment can then be matched to the actual cause.
Grooming keeps your pet clean and comfortable. Petchester Animal Clinic offers grooming and trimming for dogs and cats, with washing, brushing and trimming agreed with you.
Grooming at a veterinary clinic has one more advantage. If the team notices a skin concern during grooming, a vet can look at it.
Petchester Animal Clinic offers boarding for dogs and cats in kennels and a cattery, so your pet stays at a veterinary clinic while you are away.
Contact the clinic with your dates and your pet's details. The team confirms availability, what is included and what to bring, and you can share your pet's routine and medicines at drop-off.
A new puppy or kitten brings many questions. Petchester Animal Clinic gives your new pet a full check-up and helps you plan vaccination, parasite care and feeding.
Book soon after you bring your pet home, and bring any records from the breeder or shelter. You can ask all your questions at the first visit.
Older dogs and cats can change slowly, so small signs are easy to miss. Tell Petchester Animal Clinic about changes in appetite, sleep, movement or behaviour.
The vet examines your senior pet, explains whether any tests would help, and agrees a plan for comfort and follow-up. If travel is hard for your pet, ask about a home visit.
If you think your dog or cat is pregnant, Petchester Animal Clinic can examine your pet and explain how pregnancy can be confirmed.
The vet advises you on feeding and care through the pregnancy. You also learn which signs mean you should call the clinic.
Petchester Animal Clinic offers vet home visits, so a vet can see your pet at home. Home visits suit anxious, aggressive, elderly and disabled pets most.
