Vaccinations protect your pet from several highly contagious diseases such as canine distemper, parvovirus infection and respiratory tract infections. It also protects against transmissible diseases such as rabies that also pose a risk to humans.

Booster shots are then recommended. The vaccination schedule as recommended in Thailand can be found under our article tab.

We encourage pet owners to sterilise their female and male dogs and cats. The advantages of sterilisation on the animal population are many.  A separate document detailing these can be found under our article tab.

More and more of our beloved pet population are travelling back to the homeland of their owners. As flights become more affordable and in some cases quarantine requirements less stringent we see this happening more and more.

Information of travelling with your pet can be found under our article tab.

We provide a microchipping service. This is mandatory for any animal wanting to travel internationally.

We have a recently established( August 2019) database that allows us to keep tabs on the local dog population. This is still in the early stages and we are encouraging owners to microchip and register their dogs and cats.

We have had great success with the CNR program on the stray dog population. To control the number of strays, this is by far the most successful and effective way of reducing the numbers long term and improving the overall health and quality of life of the stray population.

We work closely with the municipality of KT in regards to suggested methods of animal and disease control.

We also encourage visits o the clinic by local pre schools to give the children a better understanding of animal care and the need for controlling animal numbers.