VETERINARIANS IN HK

Friendly full service veterinary practice in Stanley, on Hong Kong's South Side. We treat all animal species from dogs and cats to parrots and hamsters. Very experienced with international pet travel and ex-pat clientèle. Associated with Pacific Pets for all your dog grooming, pet care and accessory needs.

Hong Kong Veterinary Association is an officially recognised professional association for veterinarians in Hong Kong. The HKVA believes that in order to improve animal welfare, resources must be allocated according to priorities. These priorities can be divided into categories according to the use of the animals. Companion Animals. All adults should have the opportunity to own a pet, but owners must be held responsible and accountable for their pets. The HKVA advocates the lifting of the ban on pets in public housing and replacing it with a policy that enables a resident of public housing to own a pet that is suited to their individual circumstances. The HKVA would encourage the Government to establish an education and information service for pet owners

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was first formed by a group of volunteers in 1903 and became active in 1921. Our 95th Anniversary of the SPCA gives a rundown of key milestones in our development. The SPCA has 7 clinics which are located in Wanchai, Ho Man Tin, Sai Kung, Hang Hau, Yuen Long, Mui Wo and Cheung Chau. 3 of our centres with veterinary clinics: Hong Kong (located in Wanchai), Kowloon (in Ho Man Tin) and Sai Kung also have adoption facilities for re-homing of animals. (We have 2 other centres that offer adoption only: Sai Kung Adopt-a-Pet Centre and Mong Kok Adopt-a-Pet Centre).

Veterinary Specialty Hospital of Hong Kong is the first, genuine, specialty referral and emergency practice in Hong Kong. Using a North American model of referral practice, VSH Hong Kong provides specialized, expert veterinary care for complex medical problems, only through our Emergency Service or by referral from a primary veterinarian. Our approximately 14,000 square foot facility is located at 165 Wan Chai Road, Hong Kong, on Floors 1 and 2 of the Lucky Centre in the heart of Hong Kong Island. This convenient location is close to the MTR system.

The Wanchai Animal Clinic is one of Hong Kong's oldest vet clinics established in 1970. In 1992 Dr Michael Hilditch purchased the clinic and developed into one of Hong Kong's most sophisticated clinics. We have state of the art equipment and ran out of space in 2010 and moved to our new clinic at G/F 7 Cross Lane Wanchai. Currently Dr Paul Essey, Dr Shane Fraser, Dr Michael Hilditch and Dr Cornel Rosslee operate here. We have a completely separate area for our cat owners. we are also see a lot of exotic pets as well. We are very fortunate in HK to offer the services of an ophthalmic specialist every 3-4 months for animal eye surgery. the vets u will meet in eye specialist consultation are Dr Anthony Goodhead and Dr Izak Venter. they are the consultants from the very renowned Johannesburg Animal Eye Hospital and lecture in many locations around the world. We also have other clinics locate in various parts of Hong Kong for the convenience of our clients: Mid-Levels West Animal Clinic is a branch of the Wanchai Animal Clinic group. We are a small cozy clinic located on Bonham Road. The vet in charge, Dr Corla de Wet, has been working in Hong Kong for over a decade. Other than consultations, we also provides surgery, hospital and boarding services. Shatin Animal Clinic has just been renovated in a new location! We are now just one street across from our old address, in Chik Chuen Street Tai Wai. In the best interest of our feline patients, we have designed a separate waiting area and hospital area for our cat owners. The vets working in Shatin clinic are Dr Stanley Browning and Dr Cornel Rosslee. They have been working from Shatin for many years already and have developed a great relationship with our clients. Sai kung Animal Hospital is located in the sai Kung town center. Our clients travel from as far afield as Clearwater Bay and Tseung Kwan O. It is a very specious clinic with separated hospital areas for our big dog friends in the neighbourhood. Dr. Jannie Steyn and Dr. Corla de Wet usually work in the clinic. Dr Corla has a special interest in feline medicine.