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General Consultations & Second Opinions

 

We provide routine outpatient care and manage a wide range of chronic internal medicine conditions in cats and dogs. We specialize in complex, recurrent cases where owners are seeking a professional veterinary second opinion. Clinically, our focus includes:

• Feline Upper Respiratory Infections: Chronic, intractable conditions in specific breeds (such as British Shorthairs, Ragdolls, and Maine Coons) presenting with persistent nasal discharge, frequent sneezing, and chronic rhinitis.
• Dermatology & Allergies: Chronic skin conditions, including persistent pruritus (itching), severe dander, recurrent fungal infections, allergic eczema, and alopecia. Through precise diagnostic screening, we deliver objective, practical, and transparent long-term management plans tailored to each patient.

 

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Exotic Pet Medical Services

 

We offer dedicated outpatient and surgical care for non-canine and non-feline companion animals. Our Tai Po veterinary team brings extensive experience in exotic animal medicine, caring for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, chinchillas, prairie dogs, turtles, tortoises, lizards, snakes, and birds (including parrots). Services include:

• Routine wellness examinations
• Specialized exotic pet dentistry
• Desexing / neutering procedures
• Specialized soft tissue and orthopedic surgery

 

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Internal Medicine & Advanced Surgery

 

Beyond routine desexing and general internal medicine, our hospital is equipped to perform complex, high-level surgical procedures, including:

• Advanced Soft Tissue Surgery: Perineal urethrostomy (PU), cholecystectomy, and gastrointestinal resection and anastomosis.
• Emergency Abdominal & Thoracic Surgery: Canine gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV / bloat), gastrointestinal foreign body obstruction, and feline subcutaneous ureteral bypass (SUB) system placement.

 

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Blood Transfusion and Extracorporeal Therapies

 

Core Canine & Feline Transfusion and TPE Services - For critical care and hematological emergencies in dogs and cats, our hospital provides three primary transfusion and extracorporeal therapies. Below are the core mechanisms and main indications for each treatment:

• Whole Blood & Red Blood Cell Transfusion - Rapidly restores blood volume and oxygen-carrying capacity.
  Severe Anemia: Such as Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia (IMHA), or anemia caused by advanced kidney disease or severe parasitic infections.
  Acute Hemorrhage: Massive blood loss due to trauma, surgical complications, or ruptured internal tumors.
  
• Plasma Transfusion - Replenishes essential clotting factors and plasma proteins.
  Coagulopathies: Bleeding disorders caused by rodenticide (rat poison) toxicity, severe liver failure, or Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC).
  Severe Hypoproteinemia: Critical protein loss triggered by severe gastrointestinal or infectious diseases.
  
• Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE) - Utilizes advanced extracorporeal technology to rapidly filter and remove large-molecule pathogenic substances (harmful autoantibodies and toxins) from the bloodstream.
  Immune System Dysfunctions: Helps stabilize refractory cases of IMHA and Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia (IMT) that are difficult to control with traditional medications.
  Life-Threatening Toxicity & Infections: Removes severe medication overdoses (e.g., high-dose painkiller toxicity) or filters out inflammatory mediators that trigger Sepsis.
  

 

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Autologous PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy

 

In addition to traditional medications and surgical procedures, our hospital has introduced Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) technology, a technique routinely utilized in global veterinary medicine. For joint pain that responds poorly to conventional anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as stubborn, non-healing skin wounds, we extract the patient's own blood and process it via centrifugation. The plasma, which is rich in repair cells, is then precisely applied to the affected areas. This therapy does not involve synthetic chemicals, providing an additional clinically proven rehabilitation option, particularly for senior dogs and cats who are unable to withstand the risks of surgery.

 

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Electrochemotherapy (ECT)

 

We are the first veterinary hospital in Hong Kong to introduce clinical electrochemotherapy, having successfully treated over a hundred oncology cases. This advanced canine and feline cancer treatment combines low-dose chemotherapeutic agents with targeted electrical pulses. It precisely targets tumor cells while significantly reducing the systemic side effects typically associated with conventional chemotherapy.

 

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Minimally Invasive Endoscopy

 

Equipped with a modern veterinary endoscopy system, we use high-definition micro-cameras for non-invasive internal diagnostic examinations. This technology allows for non-surgical retrieval of gastric foreign bodies and deep ear/nasal evaluations, drastically reducing surgical trauma and accelerating postoperative recovery.

 

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Diagnostic Imaging & In-House Laboratory

 

Our facility is fully equipped with high-resolution veterinary ultrasonography, digital pet radiography (X-ray), and comprehensive in-house blood analyzers. On-site testing enables fast, accurate diagnoses, allowing our doctors to initiate targeted treatments immediately without critical delays.

 

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Inpatient Care & Pet ICU

 

We provide comprehensive veterinary hospitalization and monitoring services, featuring a dedicated temperature-controlled, oxygen-enriched Pet Intensive Care Unit (ICU). With an automated oxygen delivery system and precise climate controls, our ICU provides vital life support for patients recovering from major surgery, suffering from cardiopulmonary compromise, or in critical condition.