Thonglor Pet Hospital Srinakarin Open 24 Hours

Thonglor Pet Hospital Srinakarin provides preventive care, health examinations, general medical treatment, specialist consultations, surgery, emergency care, inpatient treatment and post-treatment rehabilitation.

Specialist schedules and selected procedures may vary each day. Please contact the branch in advance to confirm availability and arrange an appointment.

General Practice

General Practice provides health examinations, vaccinations, parasite prevention, general medical treatment, nutritional advice and continued monitoring for pets with chronic medical conditions.

When additional assessment is required, the general veterinary team can coordinate care with specialist centers at the Srinakarin branch or other hospitals within the Thonglor Pet Hospital network.

One Stop RON Hub

The One Stop RON Hub coordinates care for pets with conditions affecting the brain, nervous system, spinal cord, bones, joints and movement.

RON represents Rehabilitation, Orthopaedics and Neurology. Care can be coordinated between the Brain and Spine Center, Bone and Joint Center, Surgery Center, and Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center within the same branch.

Depending on the patient’s condition, care may include neurological assessment, diagnostic imaging, orthopaedic evaluation, surgery and an individual physical rehabilitation programme.

Brain and Spine Center

The Brain and Spine Center provides assessment for pets experiencing:

• Seizures
• Loss of balance or abnormal walking
• Head tilt
• Limb weakness
• Dragging of the legs
• Neck or back pain
• Paralysis
• Other neurological abnormalities

The diagnostic and treatment plan is selected according to the patient’s symptoms and examination results.

Bone and Joint Center

The Bone and Joint Center provides assessment and treatment for conditions affecting bones, joints, muscles and movement.

Conditions treated may include:

• Bone fractures
• Joint dislocation
• Cranial cruciate ligament injuries
• Abnormal walking
• Other orthopaedic and mobility disorders

Treatment may involve medical management, surgery or physical rehabilitation according to the patient’s condition.

Surgery Center

The Surgery Center provides general surgery, orthopaedic surgery and coordinated surgical care for patients requiring operative treatment.

The veterinary team assesses the patient’s health before surgery, develops an anaesthesia plan, monitors the patient during the procedure and provides appropriate post-operative care.

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center

The Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center supports pets recovering from surgery, neurological disorders, osteoarthritis, muscle weakness and mobility problems.

Each rehabilitation programme is developed according to the patient’s condition, physical ability and stage of recovery.

Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinic

The Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinic provides reproductive examinations, breeding planning, pregnancy diagnosis and monitoring of maternal health during pregnancy.

The branch also provides maternal, delivery and neonatal care, including emergency caesarean section 24 hours a day when clinically indicated and appropriate for the patient’s condition.

Heart Center

The Heart Center provides assessment and treatment for diseases affecting the heart and circulatory system.

Veterinary assessment may be recommended for pets experiencing coughing, rapid breathing, difficulty breathing, reduced exercise tolerance, weakness, fainting or abnormal heart sounds.

Eye Center

The Eye Center provides assessment and treatment for eye conditions that may affect comfort or vision.

The branch also provides cataract assessment and cataract surgery using PHACO with intraocular lens implantation when clinically indicated.

Before surgery, the veterinary team will assess the eyes, retina, overall health and readiness for anaesthesia.

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 experiencing chronic itching, red skin, hair loss, recurring skin infections, unusual skin odour or repeated ear problems.

Internal Medicine Center

The Internal Medicine Center provides diagnosis and continued management for acute and chronic diseases affecting internal organs and body systems.

The diagnostic plan may include blood testing, Digital X-ray, Ultrasound and other examinations selected according to the patient’s symptoms.

Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging Center

Available diagnostic imaging services include:

• Digital X-ray
• Ultrasound
• Other imaging procedures selected according to the patient’s condition

Some specialist examinations and procedures may require advance booking or specific preparation. Please contact the branch before the appointment

24-Hour Emergency and Urgent Care

Emergency assessment is available 24 hours a day without a prior appointment.

Conditions requiring urgent assessment may include:

• Difficulty breathing

• Seizures

• Loss of consciousness

• Serious accidents or trauma

• Severe bleeding

• Sudden weakness

• Severe pain

• Rapid deterioration

For an emergency, owners are encouraged to call 02-079-9981 while travelling to the hospital so the veterinary team can prepare according to the patient’s condition.

The Srinakarin branch provides or coordinates care through the following centers and clinics:

• Heart Center
• Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging Center
• Eye Center
• Dermatology and Allergy Center
• Brain and Spine Center
• Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center
• Surgery Center
• Thonglor Cat Center
• Oral and Dental Clinic
• Internal Medicine Center
• Bone and Joint Center
• General Practice
• Emergency and Urgent Care
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology Clinic
• Pet Relocation Service

IPD Referral Hub

The Srinakarin branch accepts inpatient referral cases requiring continued treatment, medication, wound care, observation or close medical monitoring.

Owners and referring veterinarians are encouraged to provide the patient’s treatment history, laboratory results, previous diagnostic images and current medication list whenever available.

Intensive Care Unit

The Intensive Care Unit is intended for critically ill or unstable patients who require close monitoring and continued medical treatment.

Special Care Unit

The Special Care Unit provides closer monitoring for patients requiring more frequent assessment than those in a standard inpatient ward.

Observe Ward

The Observe Ward is available for patients who require continued observation before the veterinary team determines whether hospitalisation, further treatment or discharge is appropriate.

Medical Boarding

Medical Boarding is available for pets that require medication, wound care or continued monitoring under a veterinary treatment plan.

Maternal and Neonatal Care

The branch provides pregnancy monitoring, delivery care and support for newborn animals.

Emergency caesarean section is available 24 hours a day when clinically indicated and appropriate for the patient’s health and condition.

Pet Hotel

Pet Hotel provides accommodation and daily care based on the feeding, hygiene and routine information supplied by the owner.

Owners should inform the hospital if their pet has a chronic medical condition or requires regular medication so the team can assess whether Pet Hotel or Medical Boarding is more appropriate.

Medical Grooming

Medical Grooming provides bathing and grooming services by a trained team for general pets and pets with health-related precautions.

Owners should inform the team about skin disease, wounds, chronic medical conditions or behavioural concerns before the service begins.

Pet Swimming Pool

A swimming pool is available for pets according to the branch’s service schedule and conditions.

Please contact the branch in advance to confirm availability and requirements.

Pet Taxi and Pet Ambulance

Pet Taxi and Pet Ambulance services are available 24 hours a day for pet transportation and selected patient transfers.

Owners should provide the patient’s symptoms, collection location and relevant medical information so the hospital team can assess the appropriate transportation method.

Please contact the branch in advance to confirm availability, service areas, conditions and fees.

Pet Relocation Service

Pet Relocation provides guidance and preparation for international pet travel.

Services may include:

• Microchip preparation or verification

• Vaccination planning

• Health examinations

• Health certificates

• Documents required by the destination country

Owners should begin the preparation process in advance because requirements and processing periods vary between countries.