1.

Wellness Examinations

Regular check-ups and vaccinations to ensure optimal pet health and to prevent potential illnesses.

 Deworming: Internal parasite prevention and control through deworming treatments.

Deworming protocols

Deworming Programs: Deworming is essential for controlling internal parasites. For dogs, the
program starts early at 2 weeks of age, with treatments repeated every two weeks until they
reach 3 months, then transitioning to a schedule of every 3 months. For cats, the program
begins at 2 weeks of age and continues bi-weekly until 12 months, after which it shifts to every
3 months.

Deworming Program for Dogs

 Starts at: 2 weeks of age, repeated every two weeks until 3 months of age, then every 3 months
thereafter.

Deworming Program for Cats

 Starts at: 2 weeks of age, repeated every two weeks until 12 months of age, then at 3 months
and every 6 months thereafter.

 Ectoparasite Control and Prevention: Measures to prevent external parasites such as fleas, ticks,
and mites.

o Heartworm, Tick, and Flea Prevention for Cats and Dogs

 Protocols

 Heartworm and Flea Prevention: These preventive measures start once the pet
reaches a certain weight (2 kg for dogs, 800g for cats). This helps ensure that the
treatments are effective and safe for the pet’s size.

 Heartworm/Tick and Flea Prevention for Dogs

 Starts when: Dogs reach 2kg body weight (BW); monthly

thereafter.

 Heartworm/Tick and Flea Prevention for Cats

 Starts at: 8 weeks and above 800g BW; monthly thereafter.

 Vaccinations: Essential vaccines to protect pets against infectious diseases.

o Feline Panleukopenia Virus Vaccine

o Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus Vaccine

o Feline Calicivirus Vaccine

o Rabies Vaccine (for Cats and Dogs)

 o Canine Parvovirus Vaccine

o Canine Distemper Virus Vaccine

o Canine Hepatitis (Adenovirus Type 2) Vaccine

o Leptospirosis Vaccine

o Canine Parainfluenza Virus Vaccine

o Infectious Influenza Virus Vaccine

o Bordetella bronchiseptica (Kennel Cough) Vaccine

Vaccination Schedule for Cats

Age (Weeks) Vaccine

8 PanLeuk/Rhinotracheitis/Calici

11 PanLeuk/Rhinotracheitis/Calici

14 PanLeuk/Rhinotracheitis/Calici

16 PanLeuk/Rhinotracheitis/Calici

18 PanLeuk/Rhinotracheitis/Calici + Rabies

Vaccination Schedule for Dogs

Age Vaccine
(Weeks)

6 Parvo/Distemper

8 DHLPPI (Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza vaccines)

12 DHLPPI + Rabies

16 Kennel Cough, DHLPPI

18 Kennel Cough, DHLPPI

6 months DHLPPI

1 year DHLPPI + Rabies

Vaccination Schedules: The vaccination schedules for both cats and dogs are laid out based on their age
in weeks, highlighting the specific vaccines that should be administered at each stage. Cats are given
vaccines for diseases like Panleukopenia, Rhinotracheitis, and Calicivirus. Dogs receive vaccines for
Parvovirus, Distemper, and Rabies, among others. These vaccinations are critical for preventing common
and severe diseases in pets.
2. Poultry Consultancy

Specialized consultations for poultry health management, focusing on disease prevention, treatment,
and management practices.

3. Chemotherapy

Administration of cancer treatment to pets, including various types of chemotherapy protocols for
treating malignancies.

4. Whelping Assistance

Providing professional assistance for the birth of puppies, ensuring the health of the mother and the
newborns during labor and delivery.

5. Home Service

Veterinary services provided in the comfort of the pet’s home, offering convenience for pet owners who
prefer at-home consultations and treatments.

6. Consultation (Health Assessments, Check-ups, and Follow-ups)

Routine consultations to assess pet health, followed by check-ups and necessary follow-ups to monitor
health status.

 Dental Care:

o Dental examinations

o Teeth cleaning

o Treatments aimed at maintaining optimal oral health

7. Diagnostic Services

In-house advanced diagnostic tools and services used to assess pet health.

 Radiology: X-ray imaging to detect injuries, diseases, and abnormalities.

 Ultrasound: Diagnostic imaging used to evaluate internal organs and detect conditions such as
tumors or fluid build-up.

 Laboratory Testing:

o Direct Microscopy: Examination of samples under a microscope to identify infections or

parasites.

o CBC (Complete Blood Count): Provides valuable information about overall health,
including blood cell count and condition.

o Fecalysis: Laboratory analysis of stool samples to detect parasites, infections, and

digestive issues.
 o Urinalysis: Testing of urine to detect urinary tract infections, kidney function, and other
health conditions.

 URS-10T: 100 sample testing for anti-VC interference ability.

 Cytology Examination: The study of cells to detect abnormal growth or disease.

 Rapid Test Kits:

o Apet Care Feline Calivirus Rapid Test Kit

o Apet Care Feline FIV/FELV Rapid Test Kit (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and Feline
Leukemia Virus)

o ShenZhen FPV Rapid Test Kit (Feline Panleukopenia Virus)

o EHR-ANA-BAB 3-Way Tick-borne Rapid Test (Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis)

o CCV-CPV-GIA Three-Way Rapid Test (Canine Coronavirus, Canine Parvovirus, Giardia)

o EHR/ANA/BAB/CHW 4-Way Rapid Test Kit (Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis, Canine

Heartworm)

o CHW Rapid Antigen Test Kit (Canine Heartworm Antigens)

o SNAP 4DX Plus 30T (Ehrlichiosis, Anaplasmosis, Borreliosis, Canine Heartworm)

o SNAP Test FIV/FELV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and Feline Leukemia Virus)

o SNAP Feline Triple (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, Feline Leukemia Virus, Feline
Heartworm)

 Immuno Assays:

o VCHECK-cProgesterone

o VCHECK-Symmetric Dimethylarginine (SDMA)

o VCHECK-T4 (Thyroid Hormone)

o VCHECK-FPV Ag (Feline Panleukopenia Virus Antigens)

o VCHECK-cPL (Canine Pancreatic Lipase Levels)

o VCHECK-CDV Ag (Canine Distemper Virus Antigens)

o VCHECK Canine NT-proBNP (N-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide)

o Full Panel Biochemical Analysis

8. Surgical Services

A range of skilled surgical procedures to treat various conditions in pets.

  Routine Spaying/Neutering: Common sterilization procedures to prevent overpopulation and
related health issues.

 Soft Tissue Surgeries: Surgeries performed on tissues such as skin, organs, and muscles.

9. Emergency Care

Immediate medical attention provided for sudden injuries, accidents, and health crises.

 Blood Transfusions: Administration of blood or blood components to restore lost blood volume.

 Cesarean Section: Surgical procedure for delivering puppies or kittens when natural birth is not
possible.

 Tarsorrhaphy: Surgical procedure to repair the eyelid or prevent damage due to injury or
disease.

 Pyometra Surgery: Surgical removal of the infected uterus in female pets with pyometra (please
correct the term if necessary).

10. Hospitalization and Treatment

Providing comfortable hospitalization services for pets undergoing intensive treatment or recovery.
Continuous monitoring and care are ensured during the recovery process.

11. Grooming

Professional grooming services tailored to each pet’s specific needs, including:

 Haircuts

 Bathing

 Nail trimming

 Ear cleaning

 Teeth brushing

12. Pharmacy

A wide range of pharmaceutical products available to support various medical needs of pets.

 Ocular Care: Eye medications and treatments.

 Ear Care: Medications for ear infections and cleanliness.

 Dental Care: Products to maintain oral health.

 Skin Care: Treatments for skin conditions and irritations.

 Anti-parasitic: Medications for controlling parasites such as fleas, ticks, and worms.

 Gastrointestinal (GIT): Treatments for digestive issues.

  Urinary Care: Medications for urinary tract health.

 Symptomatic Treatments: Medications to alleviate symptoms of various conditions.

 Antibiotics: Medications to treat bacterial infections.

 Blood Products: Blood transfusions, plasma, and other necessary blood products.

 Steroids: Anti-inflammatory treatments.

 Tablet Supplements: Nutritional supplements for pets.

 Gel Supplements: Gel-based dietary supplements.

 Liquid Supplements: Liquid nutritional or medicinal supplements.

 Performance Enhancers: Products designed to improve physical performance in active pets.

 Lactating Supplements: Nutritional support for nursing pets.

 Probiotics: Supplements to support healthy gut flora.

 Electrolyte Powders: To restore hydration and balance.

 IV Fluids: For rehydration and support during illness or surgery.

13. Pet Boarding

Comfortable and caring environment for pets when owners are unavailable to care for them, ensuring a
stress-free stay.

14. Pet Supplies

A variety of high-quality products available for pet care, including:

 Dog and cat food

 Leashes

 Cages

 Toys and accessories