Pet Zone Dog & Cat Clinic

This clinic is pretty reliable, as much as I appreciate to this clinic that won't sufficient, cause my puppy was too close death, but arvind sir save life of my dog, he treated very carefully and affectionately, because of I will be always thankful and grateful, Positive Reliability

The best pet clinic in Delhi for your pet. Also treat stray dog and cat at subsized charges.. yor pet will get the best care and treatment here. Doctor is very helpful

Dr. Arvind is good. I got surgery done for a stray puppy here. They have options for pet accessories also (food, shampoo, leash etc.) They accept digital payments (UPI Scan-and-Pay, PayTm).

Dr. Arvind Kumar is a gem of a person. I visited him today for a stray dog and he was quick to provide all the necessary help. The compounder with him was also very helpful. He provided the treatment to the stray without charging a single penny. Even after asking him he was gracious enough to not charge anything for the treatment. I respect what he is doing for the pets and animals all round. Thanking him for the same !

Well experienced vet and staff everything is top notch

I'd never recommend any pet owner to visit this pathetic place. Doctor is inexperienced, rude and an absolute money-oriented person. He would not clearly convey the issue and would perform tests that are not required. He once recommended surgery for my pet which was straight away rejected by other senior doctors post examining its blood results. Its the only pet clinic in shalimar bagh and therefore enjoys his monopoly. Almost all pet owners in the area that i've met take their pet to clinics outside shalimar bagh.

Just started vaccination package for my doberman puppy with him. I really liked the way he interacted and given suggestions to us. Charges are pocket friendly and good inventory of other products also.

Good vet clinic in shalimar bagh

One of the best pet clinic in shalimar Bagh north Delhi. He cares about the animal and treat them very carefully. Treatment cost is also pocket friendly. Very neat and clean environment

I strongly urge you to not bring your cat here. My kitten passed away 3 days after we brought him to this vet. His decade old experience means nothing if he keeps acting clueless, and doesn't showcase any urgency to the patient's deteriorating health. From telling us to “pray” that the cat doesn’t vomit, to not conducting any blood tests despite his failure to determine the cause of illness. It’s more ethical and professional to admit that you can’t help the patient than treating them like a test subject of your speculation. Our 3-month-old kitten, an indie breed, showed concerning signs over the past 2 days—no eating or drinking, excessive sleep. Acting on positive reviews, we brought our kitten here on August 13th. Despite his lethargy, the doctor administered an IV drip and injections, advising a return the next morning. Without explaining, he emphasized the need to pinpoint the root cause before treatment, oddly skipping blood tests. We conveyed our evening availability due to work commitments. Our purpose was optimal care and avoidance of harm due to diagnostic gaps. Sadly, our kitten vomited relentlessly, even expelling worms, which we assumed was due to deworming (oddly, the vet hadn't administered any). The kitten's condition worsened, rendering him immobile. In the evening, we requested anti-vomiting and appetite-inducing medication. The vet, fixated on finding the root cause, declined without identification. We asked if he gave any deworming medication, he denied, followed by belated deworming syrup and IV treatment—no blood tests, despite the vet's decade old experience. We were urged to “pray” for no more vomiting, coerced into repeated fluid therapy visits. Four days of fasting, yet persistent foam-filled vomiting persisted. IV pain crippled the kitten, and sleeping became impossible. On the morning of August 15th, the vet diagnosed jaundice, hesitatingly suggesting "possible" parvo, and refused immediate blood tests, citing lab closure. On this day, anti-vomiting syrup was provided, reducing vomiting but not suffering. The kitten suffered until his last breath on the early hours of 16th August.