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ANIMAL HOSPITAL — BAHRIA TOWN, LAHORE

Animal hospital in Lahore

One building with the consultation room, in-house laboratory, ultrasound, surgical theatre, pharmacy and grooming room, so most cases are finished in a single visit. Open every day, 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM (Daily).

What is inside the hospital

Six departments under one roof at Plaza 32, Iqbal Block Sector E.

Consultation room

A weighing scale, examination table and a full head-to-tail check before anything else is decided. Findings are written down so the next visit starts from a record, not from memory.

In-house laboratory

Blood profiles, skin scrapings, ear cytology, faecal analysis and rapid parvovirus, distemper and panleukopenia kits are run here, so treatment usually begins the same visit.

Ultrasound and imaging

Abdominal scanning for pregnancy checks, bladder stones, fluid and organ changes — the scan is done with you in the room and explained as it happens.

Surgical theatre

A separate sterile room for spay, neuter, wound repair and dental work, with a pre-anaesthetic assessment, monitored anaesthesia, injectable pain relief and a stitch-review visit.

Pet pharmacy

The medicine counter is inside the building, so a prescription is dispensed before you leave — no second trip across Lahore for a dewormer or a tick treatment.

Grooming room

Bathing, clipping, nail trimming and medicated coat treatment, kept apart from the clinical area so a sick patient and a grooming appointment never share a space.

The two veterinarians who see your pet

Both are DVM (UVAS) qualified and RVMP registered, and both are reachable on their own number.

Dr. Hafiz Saad Bin Zain

Dr. Hafiz Saad Bin Zain

DVM (UVAS), RVMP (ISB, PAK)

0325-8115457
Dr. Sarmad Munir

Dr. Sarmad Munir

DVM (UVAS), RVMP (ISB, PAK)

0324-7352604

Photographs of the building

Real photographs of the clinic, not stock images.

SS Pet Clinic glass entrance with stocked pet food display shelves
Main entrance and pet food display
Reception counter at SS Pet Clinic with gold shield emblem on the wall
Reception desk and clinic emblem
In-house pharmacy cabinet and ultrasound monitor at the treatment counter
Pharmacy shelves and ultrasound station

When a hospital visit beats a phone call

Bleeding, laboured breathing, a suspected fracture, repeated vomiting, a swollen abdomen, collapse or poisoning all need hands, equipment and a laboratory. Bring your pet in during opening hours and call ahead on the way so the room is ready. Advice-only questions — diet, behaviour, a mild skin patch, a follow-up after treatment — are handled faster by teleconsultation.

Monday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM — including weekends and public holidays.

Clinic address

Plaza Number 32, Iqbal block Sector E Near Clock Tower, Bahria town, Lahore

Frequently asked questions

Costs, walk-ins, hours and what to bring.

Is SS Pet Clinic an animal hospital or a consultation-only clinic?

It is a full facility, not a referral desk. The same building at Plaza 32, Iqbal Block Sector E, Bahria Town holds the consultation room, an in-house laboratory, an ultrasound machine, a sterile surgical theatre, a pet pharmacy and a grooming room, so diagnosis, medicine and most procedures happen in one visit.

Can I walk in without an appointment?

Yes. Walk-ins are seen every day between 10:00 AM and 11:00 PM in order of arrival, with urgent cases taken first. Booking online reserves a named doctor and a time slot for a PKR 500 confirmation fee that is adjusted against your bill.

What does a consultation cost and what is charged extra?

The consultation is charged separately from laboratory work, imaging, surgery and medicines. You are told the cost of any test or procedure before it is carried out, and the pharmacy counter is inside the building so dispensed medicines appear on the same bill.

Do you treat birds, rabbits and other exotic pets?

Yes. Alongside cats and dogs, the clinic sees birds, rabbits and other small exotic companions. Bring the pet in its own cage or carrier where possible, and keep the cage covered on the journey to reduce stress.

What should I bring to the first visit?

The vaccination or deworming card if your pet has one, any medicine currently being given, and a note of when the problem started. For a suspected poisoning, bring the packet or plant involved. For a digestive case, a fresh stool sample from the same morning saves a return trip.