FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers about appointments, vaccination schedules in Pakistan, pet export, exotic pets, opening hours and the PKR 500 booking fee at SS Pet Clinic, Bahria Town, Lahore.
Walk-ins are accepted during opening hours, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily, but booking online at sspetc.com/book reserves a slot with a named veterinarian and avoids waiting. Bring your pet's previous vaccination card or medical records if you have them.
PKR 500 is a booking-confirmation fee paid by Easypaisa to 0325-8115457 (account title: Saad Bin Zain) to hold your slot. It is adjusted against your consultation charge at the visit. You can also choose Pay at Clinic when booking.
Puppies get a starter course of core vaccines (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza, with leptospirosis) given a few weeks apart, plus rabies once old enough. Kittens get a feline tricat course (panleukopenia, calicivirus, rhinotracheitis) plus rabies. Both then need an annual booster, and every dose is dated on the card you take home.
The sequence is: ISO 11784/11785 microchip first, then rabies vaccination after the chip, a rabies titer blood test if the destination requires one, a veterinary health certificate close to travel, and finally the government export permit and airline-approved crate. Timelines are set by the destination country — some need three to seven months of lead time. Costs vary by species, destination and whether a titer test is needed, so we quote each case after reviewing the destination rules; ask us on WhatsApp with your destination and travel date.
Yes. Both veterinarians see avian and exotic patients — parrots and other cage birds, rabbits, and small mammals — for examinations, nutrition problems, wound care and species-appropriate medication. Call ahead so we can prepare the right handling setup for your pet.
The clinic is open every day from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM, including weekends. In an emergency call 0325-8115457 (Dr. Hafiz Saad Bin Zain) or 0324-7352604 (Dr. Sarmad Munir) before you set off, so a vet is ready when you arrive at Plaza 32, Iqbal Block, Sector E, near Clock Tower, Bahria Town, Lahore.
Yes — phone and WhatsApp video consultations are available for clients in Lahore, elsewhere in Pakistan and overseas. They suit follow-ups, diet and behaviour questions, and deciding whether a problem needs an urgent in-clinic visit.
You can choose Dr. Hafiz Saad Bin Zain or Dr. Sarmad Munir when booking. Both hold a DVM from UVAS Lahore and are Registered Veterinary Medical Practitioners (RVMP, Islamabad, Pakistan), and both consult in English and Urdu.
