Koramangala, Bangalore
Cartman Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Koramangala, Bangalore. It offers diagnostics, surgery, vaccination and emergency care for dogs and cats. It's open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM and Sunday from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
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4.3 (1307)
The hospital is well governed, welcoming, clear demarcation of different rooms .access controlled place where pets are boarded..diff place for cat and dogs..bit of parking and close to main road..the place. Is clean not smelly and great staff...best part is it's simple to get things done.. blessing for our pets
I am writing this review after 5 days of my 2 pets vaccination. They not only running buisness they scammed people. I am so sad seeing my pets this condition after 5 days and I took them to the hospital as always the doctor was so busy and he said it’s a normal inflammation it’s normal but how can be possible for both the pets? Second I asked then Dhppi vaccine and they said they will be given that only but later I found is it cdv cav2 cpiv cpv vaccin which is more expensive and they took 1200 rs for that. One multivitamin I asked then and they recommended this for 1400 rs for 50 days per although I not took that but what services you giving us waiting almost 30to 40 mints yeah. MOST IMPORTANTLY: all these happened they don’t care and not ready to accept this and I got shocked when doctor given me a tablet which help her to reduce pain and all and asked 250 rs. When I refused to pay doctor said thik hai no need to pay you can go. I have a doubt now that they used fake or mixing vaccine to them and all I understand that they just need money. DO NOT GO IF YOU NEW IN IT THEY WILL LOOTE YOU IF YOU DON’T HAVE KNOWLEDGE.
Cartman Hospital has been a reliable place for pet care, especially for boarding services. One of the things I appreciate most is the availability of experienced doctors on site, which brings a lot of peace of mind when leaving your pet in someone else’s care. Along with medical services, they also have a well-maintained cattery and dog hostel, making it convenient for pet parents who need a safe and dependable boarding option. I have boarded my indie puppy here twice now, and both experiences have been very reassuring. The staff took good care of her, ensured she was well fed, and kept her comfortable throughout her stay. The accommodation is clean, hygienic, and well managed, which is extremely important when it comes to animal boarding. Another helpful aspect is that they are willing to administer any prescribed medication your pet might need during their stay, and they do this at a minimal additional cost. This is particularly useful for pets with special health needs. The boarding charges are also quite reasonable and are calculated based on the body weight of the pet per day. Overall, Cartman Hospital offers a trustworthy, clean, and affordable option for pet boarding, and I would definitely recommend it to other pet parents. 🐾
Loved the hospital and the staff. Got my female cat spayed here. Everything happened smoothly at a very reasonable rate. Liked all the facilities provided. Very courteous staff. Will recommend.
Spaying Procedure at Cartman Hospital (June 2026) Here is a detailed review of my recent experience getting my 7.5-month-old kitten (2.7 kg) spayed here. As an anxious pet parent dropping off my cat for the first time alone, having a clear idea of the step-by-step process would have comforted me immensely, so I hope this helps others! 1. Booking & Pre-Op Prep The Waitlist: I called early in the month (around June 5th/6th) to book the surgery. Because they are busy, the earliest available date was June 24th. Be prepared for a potential 2–3 week wait, which might mean navigating one more heat cycle. Pre-Op Blood Test (June 23rd): They scheduled a quick blood test the day before the surgery to ensure she was fit for anesthesia. It took just 5 minutes, cost ₹750, and they sent the results immediately confirming she was cleared. Fasting Instructions: She was required to fast for 8 hours prior to dropping her off at 12:30 PM the next day. (Note: Our first date got delayed by a day due to an emergency doctor leave, so I had to repeat the fasting process the following day, ensuring her last meal was at 5:00 AM). 2. Surgery Day Timeline & Logistics (June 25th) 1:00 PM – Drop-off: The reception team was incredibly empathetic. The lady at the front desk remembered me, noticed my anxiety, and reassured me that everything would be okay as they took her carrier. 3:10 PM – The Call: The hospital called to let me know the spaying surgery was successfully completed and asked me to arrive in about half an hour. 3:45 PM to 4:30 PM – Pick-up & Discharge: I arrived and waited briefly to meet Dr. Bhumica, who walked me through a thorough post-op care routine. 3. Post-Anesthesia Care & At-Home Recovery The doctors and staff gave very realistic expectations for the first night: Anesthesia Behavior: She was under the effects of anesthesia until around 11:00 PM/Midnight. I was instructed not to over-stimulate or constantly cuddle her, but to let her rest in a safe, enclosed space where she couldn't jump. Nausea & Feeding: Anesthesia causes nausea (which is why they fast), and I heard some regurgitation sounds early on. The receptionist warned she might throw up once (multiple times would require an emergency visit). Dr. Bhumika noted that even if she didn’t eat or drink the first night, she was fully hydrated from IV fluids. However, by 9:30 PM, my kitten wanted water. After keeping it down for 30 minutes, she successfully ate half a packet of wet food. By 6:00 AM the next morning, her appetite was fully back, and she happily inhaled a whole packet! The Cone & Confinement: She was fitted with an Elizabeth Cone (E-collar) which she must wear for 10 days to protect her stitches. Keeping her confined in a carrier/box with the cone can be tough—a pet playpen is an alternative if you have one, but we managed. To prevent her from jumping onto high surfaces like my bed, I set up a floor mattress for both of us to sleep on so I could keep her safe. 4. Medications & Costs - Pre-Op Blood Test: ₹750 - Spaying Surgery Cost: ₹4,000 (Based on their revised June 2026 pricing) - Elizabeth Collar (Cone): ₹320 - Pharmacy Bundle: ₹550 (Includes 5 days of painkiller tablets, 7 days of liquid antibiotics, and a deworming medicine for later) Final Verdict We have a follow-up appointment on July 2nd to check the surgical adhesive, which needs to remain completely dry and clean. The hospital notes that if your cat struggles with oral post-op medications, you can bring them back for an injection instead. Overall, Cartman Hospital executed the clinical side cleanly, communicated well throughout the day, and provided clear, realistic expectations for the recovery phase. My kitten is healing like a champ! Highly recommended, just be sure to book well in advance.
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| Monday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM - 1 PM, 2 PM - 8 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM - 4 PM |
Yes. Cartman Animal Hospital is listed as open on Sundays, 9:30 AM - 4 PM.
No. Cartman Animal Hospital is not listed as open 24 hours. Its opening hours are on this page.
Yes. Cartman Animal Hospital lists cats among the pets it treats (dogs, cats).
Cartman Animal Hospital is at CA-18, 17D Main, 6th Block, Koramangala, behind Koramangala Club, 6th Block, Koramangala, Bangalore, Karnataka 560095.
Call Cartman Animal Hospital on +919108805001 to book. Sploot does not take bookings for the clinic.
