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A veterinarian sitting beside a calm golden retriever in a bright, clean clinic

Lam Luk Ka · Pathum Thani

Careful, considered veterinary medicine — explained at every step

We examine methodically, explain what we find in plain language, and give anxious animals the time they need — so you can decide with confidence.

This clinic does not operate 24 hours. Daily, 9:00 AM–8:00 PM

Registered legal entity

0123566000506

Registered activity

Veterinary services

Registered on

10 February 2023

Languages

Thai / English

Information for your visit

Our veterinarians work as one coordinated team across prevention, diagnostics and chronic-care follow-up, giving pets continuity of care and owners clarity at every decision.

Why owners choose us

The standards we hold ourselves to

Transparent communication

We explain what we find, the options available and an estimate of cost before treatment begins.

Stress-conscious handling

Gentle handling, quiet spaces and time for anxious animals make examinations both safer and more accurate.

Thai and English communication

Our website and correspondence work in both languages so every owner understands their pet's plan.

Continuity of care

We follow up after treatment, adjust the plan when needed and keep structured records.

Emergency

Call Emergency Department

For an emergency, please call before you travel so our team can prepare for your pet. This clinic does not operate 24 hours. The emergency number is the same as the clinic's main line.

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Facilities and technology

Spaces designed to keep animals calm and safe

Our clinical spaces are clean, purposefully separated and arranged to reduce stressful stimulation, with clear hygiene practices throughout every care area.

Examination rooms

Examination rooms

Quiet, clean consulting rooms help animals settle and leave time for an unhurried conversation with you.

Surgical suite

Surgical suite

A dedicated surgical area with vital-sign monitoring during anaesthesia to keep every patient safe.

Reception and waiting area

Reception and waiting area

A calm waiting area that reduces the noise and stimulation animals face before an examination.

Patient experience

What happens when you arrive

  1. 01

    Contact or appointment request

    Call the clinic or send a request through this website. Our team contacts you to confirm a time.

  2. 02

    Arrival and registration

    Give your pet's name at reception and share any previous records or vaccination book.

  3. 03

    Examination

    The veterinarian takes a history, examines your pet and discusses the findings with you.

  4. 04

    Recommended diagnostics or treatment

    We set out the options with reasons and answer your questions before you decide.

  5. 05

    Cost explanation and approval

    We give an estimate and ask for your approval before proceeding.

  6. 06

    Treatment and follow-up

    After treatment we explain home care and arrange follow-up where it is needed.

Client reviews

Trust built through every visit

Experiences from families who trusted us with the smallest members of their homes.

We brought Mochi in because she was lethargic and not eating. The vet explained every blood result and called the next day to follow up. The team was attentive, never rushed us, and gave us enough information to decide confidently.

Praew

Mochi · Domestic shorthair cat

The clinic was exceptionally clean and fresh. Cooper is usually frightened at hospitals, but the nurse let him settle before handling him, which made the whole visit much easier for both of us.

Kitti

Cooper · Golden retriever

Luna came in for dental treatment. The team explained every step and the costs beforehand. The home-care notes were easy to follow, and they answered our phone questions patiently. Her recovery went very well.

Mintra

Luna · Persian cat

Bruno has had several follow-ups for a skin condition. The vet remembered the details and adjusted the plan to his actual progress without over-treating. Every option was explained honestly and professionally.

Thana

Bruno · French bulldog

We were impressed from the first call. The receptionist asked carefully about Prik Thai's symptoms and arranged a time with very little delay. The vet was gentle and summarised the care plan very clearly.

Siriporn

Prik Thai · Thai cat

Khai Toon needed surgery for a lump. The vet carefully explained the risks and anaesthesia, and the team gave us regular recovery updates. Our family genuinely felt that he was in excellent hands.

Oranong

Khai Toon · Shih Tzu

Pet health resources

Guidance reviewed by a veterinarian

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An annual wellness checklist for dogs and cats

Regular wellness visits can identify subtle changes early. Learn what to track, from weight, teeth and vaccines to changes in behaviour at home.

How to prepare your pet for anaesthesia

Understand fasting, current medication, pre-procedure blood tests and preparing a recovery space at home for a smoother, safer procedure day.

Six signs your pet should see a veterinarian

Lethargy, loss of appetite, abnormal breathing, repeated vomiting, difficulty urinating or behavioural changes are signs worth acting on.

Location

Finding us

Address
87/44 Moo 5, Bueng Kham Phroi, Lam Luk Ka, Pathum Thani 12150, Thailand
Opening hours
Daily, 9:00 AM–8:00 PM
Parking
Customer parking is available in front of the clinic and nearby.
Directions

Request an Appointment

Complete the form below to request an appointment. Our team will contact you to confirm the final date and time. This is a request, not a confirmed booking.