Heshmael's Clinic for Pets

Heshmael's Clinic for Pets A humble clinic located in Kota Damansara. We provide hospitalization & boarding services to all pets. We do see exotics, preferably via appointment basis.

A small animal practice that began in 2002, but at the current location from 2004. Alhamdulillah it was a dream come true, to have established my childhood dream, jazakAllah khayran to both my beloved parents for being supportive. Heshmael, as many may ponder and wonder how did it come about, during my penpal days I liked to sign off as Has. Ismail, which later friends spelt as H. Ishmael, probabl

y because of my hand-writing. so it then occurred to me, why not: HESHMAEL. Yes we do see canines, as I myself am blessed with a tribal pack of salukis and one rescued Afghan hound, apart from the 8 geriatric pedigreed cats at home. We do treat other pets like rabbits, cavies, hamsters, and other rodents; also birds and reptiles in a restricted sense. We have an X-ray machine, and in-sha Allah an ultrasound by end of 2015. We also provide grooming services to pet cats, dogs and rabbits; housecalls and home-visits (via appoinments only). Boarding facilities are also provided, and we separate felines from the canines *GRIN*.

27/11/2025

6th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Rainy ☔️ Khamis late afternoon

This red self Persian neuter looking rather sexy with the recent lion 🦁 cut done at the clinic, which was rehomed earlier this from the breeder, but current owners with the sudden family commitments, have sadly but reluctantly have requested for it to be rehomed by us: so have decided to provide a permanent home at our cattery The story of Ulysses: The Heshmael’s Cattery,
in sha Allah this Saturday 🤲🏽😻🤲🏽!









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27/11/2025

6th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Cloudy ☁️ Khamis noon 🕛

Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca (KCS) in pugs or in ageing dogs in general, particularly brachycephalic breeds, also commonly known as "dry eye," is a condition where the tear glands unfortunately do not produce enough tears, therefore causing dryness and inflammation of the eyes.

Pugs are a breed at high risk for KCS, which is often immune-mediated. Symptoms include squinting, red and dull-looking eyes, thick discharge, and a higher risk of corneal ulcers and up to the extend of vision loss if unmanaged properly. Treatment typically involves a lifelong management plan with artificial tears, and regular veterinary check-ups. Usually medications are administered due to secondary infection to the KCS.

In this case of an almost 13 year pug spay with corneal ulcer due to the dry eye it has had. Most importantly the need to wear an Elizabethan collar until you have made an appointment to see your veterinarian. If there is a need to apply eye drops and if there is a corneal ulcer: any steroidal topical eye drops or cream must be totally avoided as the effects of the steroid will worsen the ulcerated cornea.









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27/11/2025

6th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Cloudy ☁️ Khamis late morning

Recall the BSH neuter that had undergone cystotomy last Friday to remove the bladder stones, alhamdulillah such an adorabella: currently on oral antibiotics and medication 💊!









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27/11/2025

6th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Rainy ☔️ Khamis morning

Because of the morning rain ☔️ the AM walk was delayed, and our dear coprophagic American Bullie did not eat its poo 💩 before we eventually walked her! However a bit too premature to say it has worked 😜 but in sha Allah we shall see, apart from giving her the supplement to dissuade it from eating poo 💩!

Now enjoying its breakfast, alhamdulillah 😻😻😻!









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27/11/2025

6th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Rainy ☔️ Khamis morning

Always nice to receive messages from clients who have migrated overseas with their furrykids which were once our patients!

So in return have a wonderful 14th birthday to Alice, a cuddly pug!









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26/11/2025

5th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Cloudy 🌥️Arba’a late morning

Coprophagia, or p**p-eating in adult dogs, is in fact rather, not an uncommon behaviour that can be caused by medical or behavioural issues like boredom, hunger, stress, or a natural scavenging instinct.

However this 6 year old plus American Bullie spay is currently on daily steroids to control its most likely autoimmune skin issues that was highlighted by previous vet visits at another clinic and currently is with us for boarding and observation and to curb this p**p eating habit. It is on
monthly Nexgard and is on a hypoallergenic diet.

At the moment eating well and is being adjusted to poo 💩 whenever taken for the twice daily walks so as to redirect the behaviour whilst monitoring its skin condition.









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25/11/2025

4th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Drizzly 🌧️ Thalatha late afternoon

Probiotics indeed benefit rabbits 🐰 in general by supporting a balanced gut microbiome, which can improve digestive health, nutrient absorption, and immune function. They can be used as a natural alternative to antibiotics, (helping to increase growth performance and meat quality in commercial rabbits 🤦🏻‍♂️) and thus, improve overall health.

Common types include Lactobacillus and Bifidobacteriumstrains, which can be given as a supplement mixed into food or water, however at our clinic we prefer to use this very palatable BeneBac probiotic paste which can be easily syringed into the rabbit’s mouth. Therefore, enhancing the gut health which is crucial in rabbits undergoing some form of stress like changes in the environment during boarding or during hospitalisation post surgery.









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25/11/2025

4th Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Drizzly 🌧️ Thalatha late afternoon

Inappetence (lack of appetite) in cats with feline upper respiratory disease (often referred to as "FURD") is indeed a common and also a serious symptom, primarily caused by nasal congestion reducing their sense of smell and general malaise. Cats rely heavily on their sense of smell to stimulate eating, and the illness also causes pain and nausea, further discouraging food intake.

So good to see this DsLH spay eating on its own after nebulising sessions plus on a course of antibiotics, Alhamdulillah 😻!









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25/11/2025

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23/11/2025

2nd Jumada Al-Thani 1447H
Cloudy ⛅️ Ahad late morning

Recall the timid and aloof local spitz cross spay that had maggot wounds at both of its hind limbs attributed to a nasty fight with another spay of the same household. Today is Day 22, slow healing and but alhamdulillah progressing positively! In sha Allah 🤲🏽😻🤲🏽!









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Address

21 Jalan PJU5/13, Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara
Petaling Jaya
47810

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 18:30
Tuesday 11:00 - 18:30
Wednesday 11:00 - 18:30
Thursday 11:00 - 18:30
Friday 11:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+60361562478

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