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Patel Nagar Pet Clinic

Patel Nagar, Delhi

3.3 (130)Google

About

Patel Nagar Pet Clinic is a veterinary clinic in Patel Nagar, Delhi. It offers diagnostics and home visits for dogs and cats. It's open Monday to Thursday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and Saturday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Services

  • Diagnostics
  • Home visits

Pets treated

  • Dogs
  • Cats

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3.3 (130)

  • Samar Gaur profile photo
    Samar Gaur8 months ago

    Warning !!!! DO NOT DO THE MISTAKE OF GOING TO THIS PLACE !!!! I took my pet to this place and at first every thing looked fine but after some days they started giving my dog unnecessary drips and injections . When he first came , shadow was playful and active but since this money minded evil person has gave my dog that terrible treatment , he doesn't play with me , is not eating his food , not even drinking water most of the time . He is much lighter than before . Before he was pretty heavy but now he is NOT! That doctor is giving him UNNECESSARY drips and injections EVERYDAY !!!!!! Shadow doesn't even walk properly right now and He is vomitting EVERYDAY! Pls don't make the mistake !

  • Alpana Kohli profile photo
    Alpana Kohli3 years ago

    PLEASE DO READ & SAVE THE LIVES OF YOUR BELOVED PETS Incident Took Place on 19th April, 2023. I am writing this post in extreme distress. I have many rescued cats and dogs at home and there are many more whom I feed near my house, in my college and at other places. Today I realised that Simba, my 3 year old rescued male cat was breathing a little heavily as compared to the other cats and when I offered him Whiskas gravy pouch, he refused to eat that, although he otherwise loved gravy pouches. I am feeling terribly bad talking about him in the past tense, but I immediately decided to take him to a vet near my house. However, the vet wasn't available at his clinic and so as a last resort, I had to take him to Dr Baruah, West Patel Nagar. Simba was running around the room, and wasn't allowing me to put him in the cage. Also, at the vets clinic, he was active and vigilant and his temperature too, was normal. The vet said that he just has weakness, and so the boys there gave him 50ml subcutaneous drip with 2 injections - ceftriazone and another one for acidity. They told me the names of the ceftriazone injection after I repeatedly questioned them, they didn't tell the name of the other injection and mentioned that it's for acidity. The vet asked for blood test and I requested him to give me the sample and that I'll drop Simba back home and would then give the sample at Vetlab, that is about half an hour away from my house. The boys then held Simba with such hard grip, one boy held his two back legs, one held his front leg and I myself held the other front leg. Simba agitated and within the next two minutes, his tongue turned blue and he collapsed on spot. Dr Baruah was all this while sitting in the adjacent room, and didn't feel the need to himself come and see. He told me that the cat might have heart issues, but if that was the case, then they should've been more careful while taking out the blood sample. When the helper boy asked the doctor to come and see Simba, that's when Dr Baruah told the boys to not hold Simba so tightly, but by then, Simba had already collapsed right in front of my eyes on that steel table. Dr Baruah simply said that this was out of stress and panic but I feel like I killed my beloved cat and if I wouldn't have taken him to the vet, he would've been alive. Also, I would like to mention here that while Dr Baruah is himself quite knowledgeable, but his boys have in the past mistreated my dogs, they say these are "sadak ky kutte" and I had a heated argument with Chander, the paravet even in December,22 when I was taking my 9 year old female dog, Jay for her abscess treatment to Dr Baruah. Jay is a little obese and Chander refused to lift her on the table. We had a heated argument, and since then, I have been taking Jay to Dr Rana in Neeti Bagh, but of course Neeti Bagh is quite far from my house and even today, I knew that blood test would be required before I take Simba to Dr Rana, and so just to save time, I decided to take Simba to Dr Baruah but I did a blunder and now the guilt is killing me. I am unable to do anything and while I would've otherwise not made this post, but many say that I should share my experience to save the lives of other animals. I lost my Simba and I feel like I killed him. These pictures and video are of Simba at the vets clinic, just 5-10 minutes before his untimely demise. He was fine before the treatment and was just breathing heavily, however he collapsed when the boys held him for the blood test.

  • Samiksha Sawhney profile photo
    Samiksha Sawhney4 years ago

    The most pathetic staff and service provider. When you ask the staff that why they want to give three injection doses to you dog the doctor himself says that you go and learn from the medical college. Doctor clearly said that we can't take the prescription with us which is absurd, why would a doctor not want to give the prescription. We literally had to take away the prescription so that we can show to some other doctor. Our dog was given 3 doses of injections for redness on her thigh. Why on earth is this doctor and this clinic existing? Absolutely terrible services, they exist only to make money.

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    Srijan Mandal8 years ago

    Probably the best of doctors. Yes if you are weak minded and cannot bear looking at how to deal with administration of medicine then probably you shouldn't own one. I recently took my new Labrador puppy there the doctor's and his team immediately diagnosed his problem which was a stomach infection. We had to orally administrator the liquid medicines with a headless syringe you cannot break down while doing so. Because puppy's will never self administer itself. They are capable doctors and you have to trust them. I would highly recommend you trusting them.

  • Rohit Rajput profile photo
    Rohit Rajput3 years ago

    ALERT 🚨 Please read this carefully before visiting this place . They are not here to take care of your pet they only want your money (ONLY MONEY) . They have no sympathy with amimals and they dont even treat them good . Mr. boruah (no love for his work ,i am sure this person is not meant for the job he is doing . He dont have that kind of heart ). They will make your pet sick and extort money from you . You will have mo knowledge about what injection he is giving or what medicine he is putting in your pets body and when you ask about it , " HE ASK YOU TO GO AND STUDY IT FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE" My pet was absolutely fine and had no issues but after we visited his clinic he started getting sick . We stopped giving all medication prescribed by him and we even left our money with him and choose to change our vet . No matter what your dog suffering with they will either try to sell you some medicine if no then ask you to give injection when its not even required just for the sake of money . Now our pet is doing absolutely fine as we luckily got a vet who loves what she does and have a pure heart for animals . I really pray to god that whoever is thinking of taking there pet in this clinic they do read this . I have no personal grudges with him ,its just thay he is not a vet you would be looking for your pet because he has no love for pets , he does not even have feelings towards it seems .I just really really dont want someone to loose there pet because of his greed of money . I am writing this big review and spending my time just because truely this guy is not what your are looking for your loving pet and we really dont want anyome to take there pet to this place where they are not treated with love or care . YOUR PET DONT DESERVE THIS PLACE . We made a big mistake for not reading there reviews before visiting that heartless place .

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Location

M-27, Ground Floor, West Patel Nagar, near M Block GurudwaraPatel Nagar, DelhiDelhi 110008
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Hours

Opening hours
Monday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM
Tuesday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM
Wednesday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM
Thursday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM
Friday9 AM - 1 PM
Saturday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM
Sunday9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM

Questions about Patel Nagar Pet Clinic

Yes. Patel Nagar Pet Clinic is listed as open on Sundays, 9 AM - 1 PM, 5 PM - 8 PM.

No. Patel Nagar Pet Clinic is not listed as open 24 hours. Its opening hours are on this page.

Yes. Patel Nagar Pet Clinic lists cats among the pets it treats (dogs, cats).

Patel Nagar Pet Clinic is at M-27, Ground Floor, West Patel Nagar, near M Block Gurudwara, Patel Nagar, Delhi, Delhi 110008.

Call Patel Nagar Pet Clinic on +918860000258 to book. Sploot does not take bookings for the clinic.

Updated Oct 2026