The Visiting Vets Clinic is a veterinary clinic based in Singapore that provides a comprehensive range of services, including consultations, housecalls, diagnostic and surgical services and dental treatment. After-hours emergency services are also available for existing clients.
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I want to thank Dr. Huang for helping my fur baby! Sheeba was having an allergic reaction and Dr. Huang was at my home within an hour to help her. THANK YOU!!!!
Carrie Martin
Facebook, 7 November 2015
Hi I’m Kaiser and I just wanted to say how woofing happy I am that the visiting vets look after me. They cured my skin irritations which two other vets could not.
Nichole Pietsch
Facebook, 5 October 2015
Thanks to The Visiting Vets and Dr Huang for his support and attentiveness to Errol our dear old cat, and for the help in getting vaccinations and health certificates organised for their trip to the UK. Star turn!
Owen Wyrley-Birch
Facebook, 12 July 2015
Thank you for coming over. Very pleased with their services! Highly recommended! Will be hearing from us again definitely!
Lina Rahman
Facebook, 18 April 2015
Best Vets in Singapore without doubt ? and your pet doesn’t even have to leave home! ???????
Susan Burridge
Facebook, 24 April 2015
October 24, 2015
A common question that many people ask is “how do i know if my pet is in pain?” Despite the obvious fact that animals cannot talk, they do often display behaviors that signify pain. These signs may sometimes be subtle especially in “tough” pets or certain species like cats and rabbits. Pain is a big […]
October 6, 2015
Tea tree oil is an ingredient that can be found in many topical products sold in pet shops nowadays. While there is a growing popularity in using “all natural” remedies, we must also be aware of the risks involved. Many natural ingredients and plants can be toxic to both humans and animals when ingested. While […]
September 27, 2015
As the saying goes, prevention is always better than cure. Vaccination for pets provide immunity against common diseases. Furthermore, many diseases that we vaccinate against are caused by viruses. Antibiotics do not work against viral diseases and they are very difficult to treat. The most commonly administered vaccines are against the following diseases: Common Diseases in Dogs Canine Distemper […]
August 15, 2015
As the saying goes, prevention is always better than cure. This holds especially true for small mammals who have a small body reserve and are fragile. Examples of small mammals kept as pets in Singapore are rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, chinchillas, mice and rats. Nutrition is an extremely important aspect of keeping small mammals healthy. […]
August 11, 2015
All parts of the lily flower are highly toxic to cats. Eating small amounts of the leaf , flower, or even licking the pollen from their coat can cause kidney failure and death within 3 to 7 days. Prevention is easier than the cure. Keep lilies away from cats! Contact your veterinarian for more information. Information from: Centre for Veterinary […]
