Flu Vaccine
৳1,000
To prevent flu
About 20 minutes
Services & fees
Transparent pricing for common veterinary visits. We’ll confirm the right service when you book or when we examine your pet.
General Checkup
৳400
Full wellness exam including weight, coat, eyes, ears, heart, lungs, and lifestyle advice.
About 30 minutes
Vaccination
৳1,300
Core and lifestyle vaccines for dogs and cats, with a short health check before injection.
About 20 minutes
Dental Cleaning
৳500
Professional dental assessment and cleaning under clinic protocols.
About 60 minutes
Sick Visit
৳400
Evaluation for vomiting, diarrhea, limping, skin issues, or other illness concerns.
About 30 minutes
Surgery Consult
৳4,000
Pre-surgical consultation, risk discussion, and planning with the veterinarian.
About 45 minutes
Skin & Allergy Consult
৳400
Focused exam for itching, hot spots, ear infections, and allergy management.
About 30 minutes
Puppy / Kitten Visit
৳400
First visits for young pets: vaccines schedule, deworming plan, and owner guidance.
About 30 minutes
Symptoms & problems we treat
If your dog or cat shows any of the signs below, book a sick visit or call us during clinic hours. This list covers everyday companion-animal practice — when in doubt, contact the clinic.
Critical red flags (can’t breathe, can’t urinate, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, collapse, toxin ingestion, open-mouth breathing in cats): call immediately or go to the nearest emergency animal hospital if we are closed.
Appetite, eating & digestion
- Loss of appetite / not eating
- Increased appetite / always hungry
- Picky eating or sudden food refusal
- Difficulty chewing or dropping food
- Eating grass excessively
- Eating non-food items (pica)
- Vomiting / throwing up
- Regurgitation
- Nausea (drooling, lip licking)
- Diarrhea / loose stool
- Constipation / straining to defecate
- Blood in stool or black tarry stool
- Mucus in stool
- Worms visible in stool or vomit
- Gas / bloating / swollen belly
- Abdominal pain or hunched posture
- Weight loss
- Unexplained weight gain
- Bad breath beyond normal
- Scooting on the floor
Drinking & urinary
- Drinking much more than usual
- Drinking much less than usual
- Frequent urination
- Straining or crying while urinating
- Urinating in small amounts
- Unable to urinate (emergency)
- Blood in urine
- Urine accidents in the house
- Strong or foul-smelling urine
- Urinating outside the litter box
- Licking genital area excessively
- Cloudy urine
- Incontinence / leaking urine
Breathing & respiratory
- Coughing
- Hacking or gagging
- Sneezing (frequent or persistent)
- Nasal discharge (clear, yellow, green, bloody)
- Noisy breathing / wheezing
- Labored or fast breathing
- Open-mouth breathing in cats (urgent)
- Shortness of breath after mild activity
- Reverse sneezing
- Snoring that is new or worse
- Panting when not hot or stressed
- Blue, pale, or grey gums (emergency)
- Choking or something stuck in throat
Skin, coat & allergies
- Itching / scratching
- Biting or chewing at skin
- Hair loss / bald patches
- Dull, dry, or brittle coat
- Red, inflamed, or hot skin
- Hot spots
- Rashes or hives
- Bumps, lumps, or skin tags
- Scabs, crusts, or sores
- Flaky skin / dandruff
- Oily or greasy coat
- Skin odor
- Hives after insect bites
- Swelling of face, lips, or eyelids
- Seasonal itching
- Food-related itch or skin flares
- Fleas or flea dirt
- Ticks attached to skin
- Mange suspicion (intense itch, hair loss)
- Interdigital cysts / paw licking
- Nail bed infections or broken nails
Ears
- Head shaking
- Scratching at ears
- Ear discharge (brown, yellow, pus)
- Foul ear odor
- Red or swollen ear flaps
- Pain when ears are touched
- Holding one ear lower
- Hearing loss or not responding to sound
- Blood blister / swollen ear flap (aural hematoma)
- Foreign object in ear (seed, tick)
Eyes
- Red or bloodshot eyes
- Watery eyes / tearing
- Thick eye discharge (yellow/green)
- Squinting or keeping eye closed
- Cloudiness of the eye
- Third eyelid visible / “film” over eye
- Bulging eye
- Sunken eye
- Swollen eyelids
- Pawing at the face or eye
- Sudden blindness or bumping into things
- Unequal pupil sizes
- Sensitivity to light
- Eye injury or scratch
- Something in the eye
Mouth, teeth & throat
- Drooling / excessive salivation
- Bleeding from the mouth
- Broken or loose teeth
- Swollen face or jaw
- Red or bleeding gums
- Tartar / brown teeth
- Mouth ulcers
- Difficulty swallowing
- Gagging or retching
- Oral masses or growths
- Tongue injury
- Jaw pain / reluctance to open mouth
- Preference for soft food only
Limping, bones & mobility
- Limping / favoring a leg
- Stiffness after rest
- Reluctance to jump or climb stairs
- Difficulty rising
- Weakness in back legs
- Swollen joints or limbs
- Pain when touched
- Sudden inability to walk
- Dragging paws / knuckling
- Neck pain or crying when lifted
- Back pain / hunched back
- Torn nail or bleeding paw
- Pad cuts, burns, or foreign objects in paw
- Hip discomfort in older pets
- Post-injury lameness
Neurological & behavior changes
- Seizures / convulsions
- Trembling or shaking
- Collapse or fainting
- Disorientation / confusion
- Circling or head pressing
- Head tilt
- Sudden aggression
- Hiding more than usual
- Restlessness or pacing at night
- Vocalizing / crying without clear reason
- Sleeping much more or much less
- Loss of house training in a trained pet
- Anxiety, panic, or storm fear (medical rule-out)
- Compulsive licking or tail chasing
- Weakness on one side of the body
Fever, energy & general illness
- Lethargy / low energy
- Weakness
- Fever or feeling hot to the touch
- Chills or seeking heat
- Not wanting to play or walk
- Sudden collapse
- Pale, yellow, or brick-red gums
- Dehydration (sticky gums, skin tenting)
- Swollen lymph nodes
- General “not themselves”
- Poor grooming in cats
- Overnight sudden illness
Heart & circulation signs
- Exercise intolerance
- Fainting during activity
- Persistent cough with fatigue
- Swollen belly from fluid
- Cold paws or weak pulse concern
- Rapid heartbeat at rest (owner observation)
- Blue tongue or gums with exertion
Parasites & infections
- Suspected intestinal worms
- Roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms
- Fleas
- Ticks
- Mites (ear or skin)
- Ringworm suspicion (circular hair loss)
- Abscesses / bite wounds
- Infected scratches or fight wounds
- Fever after outdoor exposure
- Kennel cough exposure concern
- Suspected tick-borne illness
- Recurring infections
Reproductive & hormonal
- Heat cycle concerns
- Pregnancy confirmation / prenatal check
- Difficulty giving birth (emergency)
- Mastitis / swollen painful mammary glands
- Vaginal discharge
- Testicular swelling
- False pregnancy signs
- Pyometra concern (unspayed female, thirst, discharge — urgent)
- Increased thirst with weight change (hormonal workup)
- Hair loss with skin darkening (endocrine concern)
- Neutering / spaying consult
Injuries & emergencies we assess
- Dog or cat fight injuries
- Road traffic accident (stabilize / refer as needed)
- Falls from height
- Cuts, lacerations, puncture wounds
- Bleeding that won’t stop
- Burns or scalds
- Suspected broken bone
- Eye trauma
- Insect stings with swelling
- Snake bite suspicion
- Heatstroke / overheating
- Near drowning
- Electric cord chew injury
- Foreign body swallowed (string, bone, toy)
- Toxic exposure (see below)
Poisoning & toxin exposure
- Chocolate ingestion
- Xylitol (sugar-free gum/candy)
- Grapes or raisins
- Onion, garlic, or chives
- Alcohol or cannabis exposure
- Rat poison / rodenticide
- Insecticide or pesticide
- Human medications ingested
- Household cleaners
- Antifreeze suspicion
- Lily ingestion (cats — emergency)
- Plant toxicity
- Unknown substance eaten
- Vomiting after scavenging outdoors
Dental & oral disease signs
- Halitosis (persistent bad breath)
- Tooth root abscess signs
- Painful chewing on one side
- Loose teeth in adult pets
- Gingivitis
- Oral bleeding when chewing toys
- Resorptive lesions (cats)
- Retained baby teeth (puppies/kittens)
Age-specific & preventive concerns
- Puppy or kitten first illness
- Vaccine reactions (mild swelling, lethargy)
- Deworming schedule questions
- Failure to thrive / not gaining weight
- Senior pet check (slowing down, thirst, weight change)
- Chronic disease monitoring follow-up
- Post-surgery wound check
- Suture or bandage problems
- Travel health / fitness-to-travel exam
- New pet intake exam
See something on this list? Request a sick visit online, or call during hours. 01789459373
Book sick visitCare by category
Not sure which visit to choose? Start here — our team will refine it when you call or request online.
Wellness & prevention
General checkups, vaccinations, and puppy/kitten visits. Ideal for healthy pets and schedule updates.
Problem-focused care
Sick visits and skin & allergy consults for any of the symptoms listed above.
Dental & surgery path
Dental cleaning and surgery consults for planning procedures with clear risk and recovery discussion.
What to bring
- Your pet on a leash or in a secure carrier
- Vaccine booklet or prior clinic records (photos are fine)
- List of current foods, treats, and medications
- Notes on symptoms: when they started, how often, appetite/water intake
Payment & pharmacy
Fees are due at the visit unless otherwise arranged. When medication is prescribed, our small in-clinic pharmacy can often dispense common items so you don’t need a separate stop.
Questions about a quote? Call us during hours — we’re happy to explain what’s included.
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Create a patient account, add your pets, and request a time that works for you.