CAT VET — BAHRIA TOWN, LAHORE
Cat vet in Lahore — vaccination, check-ups and cat-only care
SS PET CLINIC in Bahria Town, Lahore treats cats every day 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM (Daily). Vaccination, deworming, spay/neuter, dentistry, skin care, lab work and ultrasound for Persians, Siamese and local breeds.
Cat care we provide
Routine and clinical care for kittens and adult cats, in-clinic in Bahria Town.
Cat vaccination
Tri-cat (feline panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus) from 8 weeks with a booster 3–4 weeks later, then yearly. Anti-rabies from 12 weeks, repeated yearly.
Kitten first visit & deworming
Full physical exam, weight check, fleas and ear-mite check, and a deworming schedule suited to the kitten's age and weight.
Spay & neuter
Cat spay and neuter surgery with pre-anaesthetic assessment, sterile theatre and post-operative pain control and follow-up.
Skin, ear and dental problems
Ringworm, mange, allergies, ear infections, dental scaling and extractions — with skin scrapes and lab work done in-clinic.
Lab tests & ultrasound
Blood profiles, urine tests and abdominal ultrasound for cats that are off food, losing weight or straining to urinate.
Travel & export paperwork
Microchipping, rabies vaccination records and export health documentation for cats travelling out of Pakistan.
Open every day of the week
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
Cat vaccination and cat care in Lahore
Where can I find a cat vet in Lahore?
SS Pet Clinic, Plaza 32, Iqbal Block Sector E near Clock Tower, Bahria Town, Lahore sees cats every day from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Both veterinarians are DVM (UVAS) qualified and RVMP registered. Call 0325-8115457 or 0324-7352604.
What is the cat vaccination schedule in Pakistan?
Kittens start the tri-cat vaccine (panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus) at about 8 weeks, with a booster 3–4 weeks later and a yearly booster after that. Anti-rabies is given from 12 weeks and repeated every year. Deworming runs alongside, based on age and weight.
At what age can a cat be spayed or neutered?
Most cats are spayed or neutered from about 5–6 months of age, once they are healthy and at a suitable weight. Surgery includes a pre-anaesthetic check, sterile theatre, pain relief and a follow-up visit for stitch review.
My cat has stopped eating — how soon should it be seen?
A cat that refuses food for more than 24 hours should be examined the same day. Cats can develop liver complications quickly when they stop eating. Blood tests and ultrasound are available in-clinic to find the cause.
Do you microchip cats for travel abroad?
Yes. We fit ISO-standard microchips, keep the rabies vaccination record required for export, and prepare the health documentation needed for a cat leaving Pakistan.