Thonglor Pet Hospital Sirindhorn–Pinklao Open 24 Hours
Thonglor Pet Hospital
The branch serves as a Referral Hospital for Thonburi and Western Bangkok, supporting pets that require advanced diagnostic assessment, surgery, hospitalisation or coordinated treatment involving veterinarians from multiple specialist disciplines.
Key areas of care include brain, neurological and spinal disorders, bone and joint conditions, heart disease, dermatology and allergies, surgery and physical rehabilitation. The hospital also provides an Intensive Care Unit and disease-specific inpatient wards for patients requiring continuous treatment and close monitoring.
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours every day
Telephone: 02-079-9944
Address: 493 Sirindhorn Road, Bang Bam
Medical Services and Specialty Care
Thonglor Pet Hospital Sirindhorn–Pinklao provides coordinated veterinary care for pets with routine, emergency and complex medical conditions. Referral cases from other veterinary clinics and animal hospitals are accepted, particularly when additional diagnostics, specialist treatment, surgery, inpatient care or rehabilitation are required.
Specialist schedules and selected procedures may vary each day. Please contact the hospital in advance to confirm availability and arrange an appointment.
Referral Hospital for Thonburi and Western Bangkok
The Sirindhorn–Pinklao branch accepts referral patients requiring further diagnostic investigation, surgery, hospitalisation or multidisciplinary veterinary care.
Owners and referring veterinarians are encouraged to provide the patient’s medical history, laboratory results, previous diagnostic images and current medication list whenever available. This information helps the hospital team review the case and coordinate the next stage of care.
RON Care: Neurology, Orthopaedics, Surgery and Rehabilitation
RON Care coordinates treatment between the Brain and Spine Center, Bone and Joint Center, Surgery Center, and Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center.
This coordinated approach allows patients to receive diagnostic assessment, medical treatment, surgery and physical rehabilitation through a continuous care plan.
Assessment may be recommended for pets experiencing:
• Seizures or sudden behavioural changes
• Loss of balance or abnormal walking
• Head tilt
• Limb weakness or dragging
• Inability to stand
• Severe neck or back pain
• Suspected intervertebral disc disease
• Bone fractures or joint dislocation
• Cranial cruciate ligament injury
• Hip and joint disorders
• Reduced mobility following injury or surgery
Brain and Spine Center
The Brain and Spine Center provides diagnostic assessment and treatment for conditions affecting the brain, nervous system, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.
The examination may include a neurological assessment, blood testing and diagnostic imaging selected according to the patient’s symptoms.
Some patients may be managed with medication and controlled rest, while others may require surgery, inpatient monitoring or physical rehabilitation.
Bone and Joint Center
The Bone and Joint Center provides diagnosis and treatment for disorders affecting bones, joints, muscles and movement.
Conditions treated may include bone fractures, joint dislocation, hip disorders, osteoarthritis, developmental bone conditions, cranial cruciate ligament injury and abnormal walking.
Treatment may involve medication, weight management, rehabilitation or surgery. For cranial cruciate ligament injuries, the veterinary team will assess whether TPLO surgery or another treatment option is appropriate for the individual patient.
Surgery Center
The Surgery Center provides general and specialist surgical care, including selected neurological, spinal and orthopaedic procedures.
Before surgery, the veterinary team evaluates the patient’s overall health, diagnostic results and anaesthetic risk. Monitoring is provided throughout the procedure, followed by an individual post-operative and rehabilitation plan where required.
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center
The Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center supports pets recovering from neurological conditions, spinal disorders, orthopaedic injuries and surgery.
Rehabilitation may also be recommended for pets with weakness, paralysis, osteoarthritis, muscle loss or reduced mobility.
Each rehabilitation programme is designed according to the patient’s condition, physical ability and stage of recovery.
Heart Center
The Heart Center provides assessment and ongoing care for pets with suspected or diagnosed heart and circulatory conditions.
Veterinary assessment is recommended for pets experiencing coughing, rapid breathing, difficulty breathing, reduced exercise tolerance, fainting or an abnormal heart sound.
Diagnostic testing may include:
• Electrocardiography or EKG
• Echocardiography
• Digital X-ray
• Other examinations selected according to the patient’s condition
Dermatology and Allergy Center
The Dermatology and Allergy Center provides care for conditions affecting the skin, coat and ears, as well as food and environmental allergies.
Assessment may be recommended for pets with chronic itching, red skin, hair loss, recurring skin infections, ear disease, unusual skin odour or repeated allergic symptoms.
The veterinary team reviews the patient’s medical history, clinical signs and possible triggers to develop an appropriate diagnostic, treatment and follow-up plan.
24-Hour Emergency and Urgent Care
Emergency assessment is available 24 hours a day for pets with sudden, severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms.
Conditions requiring urgent assessment may include:
• Difficulty breathing
• Collapse or loss of consciousness
• Seizures
• Serious accidents or trauma
• Severe bleeding
• Bone fractures
• Sudden weakness or paralysis
• Severe pain
• Rapid deterioration
• Inability to urinate
Emergency patients can be assessed without a prior appointment. Owners are encouraged to call 02-079-9944 while travelling to the hospital so the veterinary team can prepare according to the patient’s condition.
Inpatient Care and Disease-Specific Wards
The hospital provides 24-hour inpatient care for pets requiring continued treatment, observation or close medical monitoring.
Available inpatient areas include:
• Intensive Care Unit for critically ill patients
• Recovery and rehabilitation areas for neurological and spinal patients
• Cardiac care ward with oxygen support
• Cat Ward separated from canine inpatient areas
• General inpatient facilities for patients requiring continued care
The appropriate ward and level of monitoring are selected according to each patient’s medical condition.
Additional Centers and Clinics
The Sirindhorn–Pinklao branch also provides or coordinates services through the following centers and clinics:
• Imaging Center
• Eye Center
• Cat Clinic
• Oral and Dental Clinic
• Internal Medicine Center
• Oncology and Cancer Clinic
• General Practice
• Reproductive Medicine Clinic
• Pet Relocation Service
Availability of specialist veterinarians and selected procedures may vary. Please contact the hospital to confirm the schedule before visiting.
Services and Facilities
Wellness
Pet Hotel
Pet Hotel services are available for dogs and cats, with separate accommodation areas.
The care team follows the feeding, hygiene and daily routine information provided by the owner. Pets with chronic medical conditions, regular medication or special care requirements should be discussed with the hospital before admission so the appropriate accommodation and level of care can be assessed.
Grooming and Medical Grooming
Professional bathing and grooming services are available every day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Owners should inform the grooming team if their pet has skin disease, wounds, chronic medical conditions or other health concerns before the service begins.
Medical Grooming may be considered for pets requiring additional health precautions or veterinary supervision.
Pet Shop
The Pet Shop provides pet food, healthcare products and essential supplies for dogs and cats.
Pet Taxi
Pet Taxi services are available for owners who are unable to transport their pets to or from the hospital.
Please contact the branch in advance to confirm the service area, schedule, conditions and fees.
Pet Relocation
Pet Relocation provides guidance and preparation for international pet travel.
Services may include microchip verification, health examinations, vaccination planning, rabies antibody testing, health certificates, travel crates and document preparation according to the requirements of the destination country.
Owners should begin the preparation process well in advance because requirements and processing periods vary between countries.
FAQ คำถามที่พบบ่อย
Q : Is the Sirindhorn–Pinklao branch open 24 hours a day?
Yes. Thonglor Pet Hospital Sirindhorn–Pinklao is open 24 hours every day for general consultations, emergency cases, inpatient care and referral patients.
Q : Where is the Sirindhorn–Pinklao branch located?
The hospital is located at 493 Sirindhorn Road, Bang Bamru, Bang Phlat, Bangkok 10700, Thailand.
It serves pet owners from Pinklao, Thonburi, Nonthaburi, Nakhon Pathom and surrounding areas.
Q : What is the Sirindhorn–Pinklao branch known for?
The branch serves as a Referral Hospital for Thonburi and Western Bangkok.
Key areas of care include brain, neurological and spinal disorders, bone and joint conditions, heart disease, dermatology and allergies, surgery, physical rehabilitation, emergency treatment and continuous inpatient care.
Q : What neurological symptoms require urgent veterinary assessment?
Pets should receive prompt veterinary assessment if they experience seizures, loss of balance, head tilt, limb weakness, dragging of the legs, inability to stand, severe neck or back pain, paralysis or sudden behavioural changes.
Q : Does the hospital provide orthopaedic treatment and TPLO surgery?
The hospital provides assessment and treatment for bone and joint conditions, including fractures, joint dislocation, hip disorders, osteoarthritis and cranial cruciate ligament injuries.
The veterinary team will review the physical examination and diagnostic images before determining whether TPLO surgery or another treatment option is appropriate.
Q : Does the hospital provide heart examinations?
Yes. The Heart Center evaluates pets with symptoms such as coughing, rapid breathing, reduced exercise tolerance, fainting or abnormal heart sounds.
Diagnostic testing may include EKG, echocardiography and Digital X-ray according to the patient’s condition.
Q : Does the hospital provide dermatology and allergy care?
Yes. The Dermatology and Allergy Center provides care for chronic itching, red skin, hair loss, ear disease, skin infections, food allergies and environmental allergies.
The diagnostic and follow-up plan is developed according to the patient’s symptoms and possible causes.
Q : Are emergency and referral cases accepted without an appointment?
Emergency cases can be assessed 24 hours a day without a prior appointment. The hospital also accepts referral cases from other veterinary clinics and animal hospitals.
Advance booking is recommended when owners wish to consult a specific specialist because veterinary schedules may vary.
Q : Are disease-specific inpatient wards and a Cat Ward available?
Yes. The hospital provides 24-hour inpatient care, an Intensive Care Unit, recovery areas for neurological and spinal patients, a cardiac care ward with oxygen support, and a Cat Ward separated from canine areas.
Q : Are Medical Grooming, Pet Shop, Pet Taxi and Pet Relocation services available?
Yes. Medical Grooming, Pet Shop, Pet Taxi and Pet Relocation services are available.
