Pets Care Veterinary Center New Salata

08/07/2024

Dr. Chandi carefully examines her patient’s ears for signs of ear mites, ensuring the furry friend stays healthy and comfortable. Ear mites can cause intense itching, inflammation, and infections, making pets miserable. Regular check-ups are essential to catch these pesky parasites early, ensuring your beloved dogs and cats remain happy and healthy. Visit us at Pets Care today to keep your pet’s ears mite-free! 🐱🐶

15/06/2024

Eid Mubarak, everyone! 🌟✨
Just a heads-up: Pets Care Veterinary Center will be closed tomorrow, June 16, 2024 as we celebrate Eid Al-Adha. We look forward to seeing you and your beloved pets again on (June 17, 2024), on our regular operating hours!
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23/05/2024

Keeping cool in the heat with a purr-fect grooming session! 😺 Don't let the weather stop you from pampering your furry friend. Call us at 3322 7664 for New Salata branch or 77025636 for Al Waab branch!

23/05/2024

Unlock the secrets to a purrfect smile in just 60 seconds with Dr. Saleem! 🐾 Don't miss out on essential oral care tips for your cat. And remember, Pets Care is your go-to for all your pet's oral check and veterinary needs!

23/05/2024

Keep those pearly whites sparkling! Tune in for a deep dive into pet dental health with Dr. Saleem in 60 minutes. 🦷✨

12/05/2024

🐾👩‍⚕️ A little girl with big dreams! 🌟 She brought her adorable cat to Pets Care for a consultation with the caring and talented Dr. Chandi. Together, they are working to address her cat’s skin issue and provide the best possible care. 🐱💖 Say Hi to our soon to be veterinarian 👋

For your pet’s veterinary and grooming needs?
Call us at 3322 7664 for our New Salata branch or 77025636 for our Al Waab branch to schedule an appointment or inquire about our services. 📞 Let’s come together to keep our beloved pets in the best shape possible! 😊

25/04/2024

Meet Pinky, a 12-year-old Maltese spayed female dog who recently visited our clinic. Pinky's concerned owner brought her in on the 14th of March, 2024, with a complaint of constipation that had persisted for more than three days. But don't worry, Pinky's story has a happy ending!

During the examination, our dedicated Dra. Chandi found that Pinky had a history of urolith, which caused blood in her urine since January. Despite this, Pinky's appetite and drinking habits were normal, indicating a healthy appetite. Additionally, Pinky remained active and alert throughout the examination, making us hopeful for her recovery.

Further tests revealed an interesting finding. Pinky had a fever of 40 degrees Celsius and abdominal pain. However, her cardiopulmonary auscultation came back normal, easing our concerns about her heart and lungs. Complete blood tests and blood chemistry results were within the normal range, providing further reassurance.

A urine analysis showed a high urinary pH and the presence of red blood cells (RBCs), giving us valuable clues to Pinky's condition. To investigate further, we performed an X-ray, which unveiled a single large cystolith blocking Pinky's urethral opening. This cystolith was also pressing on her descending colon, causing her discomfort and difficulty in defecation.

To help Pinky find relief, we recommended cystotomy surgery to remove the cystolith. We explained to Pinky's owner that this was the only treatment option, despite the risks involved due to Pinky's geriatric condition. With the owner's consent, we proceeded with the surgery, fully committed to Pinky's well-being.

We are thrilled to inform you that the surgery was a success! Pinky's cystolith was successfully removed, and she recovered smoothly from anesthesia. We couldn't be happier with her progress.

To gain a deeper understanding of Pinky's condition, we sent the cystolith to the renowned Minnesota Urolith Center for chemistry analysis. This analysis revealed that the cystolith formation in Pinky's urinary tract was caused by a combination of factors. These included infectious bacteria, as well as her previous diet high in phosphorus and magnesium. Inherent factors also played a role in this unique case.

Pinky's remarkable recovery serves as a reminder of the importance of regular check-ups and a balanced diet for our furry friends. We are grateful to Pinky's owner for trusting us with her care and for their commitment to Pinky's well-being.

We hope Pinky's story inspires you to prioritize your pet's health and seek professional care when needed. Our dedicated team is here for you and your beloved pets, ready to provide the highest quality of veterinary care.

Stay tuned for more heartwarming stories and valuable pet care tips from our us. Remember, together, we can ensure a healthy and happy life for our furry family members!

09/04/2024

EID MUBARAK EVERYONE!

The New Salata Branch will be closed on the first day of EID April 10, 2024, and will resume on April 11 onwards from 9am - 10pm (Saturday-Thursday) and 2pm - 10pm every Friday.

The Al Waab Branch will be closed on April 10 and 11, 2024, and resume on April 13, 2024, from 9am - 9pm (Saturday - Thursday) and closed every Friday.

For more details kindly call 33227664

19/03/2024

Please kindly help to find Baby Billie 🙏🙏🙏

04/10/2023

Our Instagram account was hacked and currently out of our control. Please avoid any transaction and do not entertain any message from our instagram account until further notice.

Rest assured that we are working our best to retrieve and secure our social media account for us to continue share more stories, tips and veterinary topics that will help our fur babies to have a happy and healthy life. We will be back soon! 😇🐶🐱

For your fur babies veterinary needs,
call us at 3322 7664 or 7702 5636

28/09/2023

To address the nutrition needs of cats and dogs, it’s important to consider their unique dietary requirements:

1. Dogs:
- Dogs are omnivores, which means they can consume a variety of food sources.
- They require a balanced diet consisting of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, and minerals.
- Dogs need high-quality animal-based protein, such as meat, poultry, or fish.
- Carbohydrates can be sourced from grains or vegetables.
- Fats provide energy and should come from healthy sources, such as fish oil or vegetable oil.
- Dogs also require essential vitamins and minerals for overall health.
- It’s advisable to consult a veterinarian to ensure the specific dietary needs of your dog based on age, size, breed, and any specific health concerns.

2. Cats:
- Cats are obligate carnivores, which means they require a diet primarily consisting of meat.
- They have higher protein requirements than dogs and rely on animal-based protein.
- Cats also require certain amino acids, such as taurine, which is abundant in meat.
- Fats are important for a cat’s diet and provide energy and essential fatty acids.
- Cats need certain vitamins and minerals, including vitamin A, vitamin D, calcium, and phosphorus.
- Unlike dogs, cats have limited ability to convert plant-based nutrients into usable forms; therefore, they require specific nutrition formulated for cats.
- It’s crucial to consult a veterinarian to ensure that your cat’s diet meets its individual nutritional needs.

Remember that every pet is unique, and factors like breed, age, size, activity level, and any specific health conditions should be considered when determining their dietary requirements. Always consult with a veterinarian to develop a balanced and appropriate nutrition plan for your pet.

20/08/2023

Found Dog
Anyone lost or interested to adopt this handsome fur buddy? Please contact 6674 1260 for more information about this dog. 😇🐶

08/07/2023

08/05/2023

Vaccines are an essential part of preventive healthcare for both dogs and cats. They work by stimulating the immune system to create protective antibodies against various infectious diseases. Vaccination not only helps to protect the individual animal but also plays an essential role in controlling and eradicating infectious diseases in the population.

In dogs, some of the most important vaccines include those for:

- Canine distemper virus
- Canine parvovirus
- Canine adenovirus
- Canine parainfluenza virus
- Rabies

In cats, the core vaccines include those for:

- Feline panleukopenia virus
- Feline herpesvirus
- Feline calicivirus
- Rabies

Vaccination is particularly important for puppies and kittens, whose immune systems are not yet fully developed and are therefore more susceptible to infections. By vaccinating early in life and following up with booster vaccinations, pet owners can help ensure their pets are protected against serious and potentially life-threatening diseases.

It's important to note that not all dogs and cats require the same vaccines, and vaccination protocols may vary depending on factors such as age, lifestyle, and geographic location. Your veterinarian can help determine the appropriate vaccines for your pet based on their individual needs.

02/05/2023

Summer’s here! Keep your pets cool and comfortable by following these summer safety tips. Remember, if it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pets too!

20/04/2023

Eid Mubarak! On behalf of Pets Care Veterinary Center, we extend warm greetings to you and your loved ones on this blessed occasion. May this Eid bring you joy, peace, and prosperity, and may it be filled with blessings and happiness. We hope that you have a wonderful time with your family and friends, and that your beloved pets are healthy and happy during this festive season. Thank you for entrusting us with their care, and we look forward to continuing to serve you and your furry companions in the future. Eid Mubarak once again!

Please be guided on our Eid timings:
Friday | Closed

Regular timing will resume on Saturday, April 22, 2023

16/04/2023

SPAY AND NEUTER?

Let’s spread awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering. Share and tag your pet owner friends to share the benefits of spaying/neutering to your pets and the community.

28/03/2023

Did you know that dogs are expressive creatures? They have 100 different facial expressions, most of them made with their ears.

25/03/2023

Your pet’s health starts with you. Schedule a regular visit with your veterinarian, keep your pet’s vaccines up-to-date, stay on top of their food intake, take them out for walks or playtime, make sure they get proper grooming, and more. Here’s a helpful checklist for your pet’s health!

We are open from 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM (Saturday-Thursday)
2:00 PM - 10:00 Pm (Friday)

09/03/2023

Protect your pets from dangerous plants and food around the house. Learn which snacks are safe to share with your pets and which are toxic. Help spread awareness by sharing the post or tagging your pet owner friends.

07/03/2023

Sometimes it can be confusing and awkward while waiting for your appointment in the veterinary clinic. Here are tips on how you and your pets can enjoy your vet visits.

27/02/2023

Do dogs and cats have the same body parts?

Although every dog and cat is a little different / has a few anatomical variations, they all have the same basic structure. In fact you may be surprised to learn that our canine and feline companions' bodies and organ systems not only are similar to one another, but to ours as well. 🐱🐶

23/02/2023

Is your pet showing any of these dental disease signs? Bad breath? Swollen gums? Excessive drooling? Unexplained lumps on their gums? Change in eating habits? Ensure your pets have healthy teeth and gums. Have them checked at the Pets Care Branch nearest you.

15/02/2023

Your dog could become dehydrated for several reasons. It could be because of heatstroke, illness, fever, persistent vomiting, or insufficient water intake. It is a grave concern that can lead to more serious cases. Stay alert, and don’t ignore the warning signs of dehydration in dogs.

Follow our page for more pet health-related tips.

13/02/2023

Qatar National Sports Fest! ⚽🏈🏸
Pets Care New Salata & Al Waab Clinic Hours:
Feb 14, 2023 | Tuesday - 02:00 PM - 10:00 PM

17/12/2022

Happy Qatar National Day! 🇧🇭

Please be advised of our schedule for tomorrow Sunday, Dec 18, 2022.
Pets Care New Salata | 10 AM - 6 PM
Pets Care Al Waab | Closed

Regular timing will resume on Monday, Dec 19, 2022.

For more information you can contact us at:
3322 7664 / 7702 5636 (New Salata)
5000 7045 (Al Waab)

06/12/2022

Does Your Kitty Rub Their Face Against You? This Could Be Why! 🐱

Spreading their scent by rubbing their face against surfaces helps cats de-stress, so don’t deprive them of this behavior and encourage it instead by giving them cat-friendly items to rub on. 🐈❤️

22/11/2022

Feline panleukopenia virus (FPV) is a highly contagious viral disease of cats caused by the feline parvovirus. Kittens are most severely affected by the virus. The best way to prevent this is to get your feline baby's vaccines updated and always disinfect your home or the area where they stay. 🐱

21/11/2022

Fifa just started! ⚽️
Don't forget to keep our fur babies safe and stress-free. Just as in humans, all cats have some degree of normal fear when they hear loud, sudden, or strange noises. It's part of our survival instinct. Some cats, however, are especially sensitive to noise or display exaggerated responses to certain sounds. Here's a tip that will help your feline buddies with loud noises. 😊