We offer our services in areas of Delhi and Noida. You can check availability by entering your pincode on our app or website.

We recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance, but we also offer same-day appointments, depending on availability.

Our team is experienced in handling pets with care, especially nervous or anxious ones. We take extra time to ensure your pet feels comfortable and secure during their treatment.

Feel free to contact us anytime via our app, website, or customer support line. We’re always here to assist with follow-up questions or additional care needs.


Yes! After administering vaccinations, we will provide you with an official vaccination certificate for your records, which is useful for pet travel or legal requirements.

After the initial vaccination series, puppies and kittens typically need a booster shot at 12 months.

It’s best to follow the recommended vaccination schedule to protect your pet from preventable diseases. Delaying vaccinations can leave your pet vulnerable to illness. Our vets can guide you on the ideal schedule if you’re starting vaccinations later.

Puppies need a series of vaccinations to protect them from harmful diseases. Here’s the typical vaccination timeline:

6-8 Weeks Old (first vaccination)
DHPPi + L (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza, Leptospirosis)
Bordetella (Kennel Cough)

10-12 Weeks Old (second vaccination)
DHPPi + L (Booster)
Bordetella/Kennel cough (if not given earlier)

14-16 Weeks Old (third vaccination)
DHPPi + L (Booster)
Rabies

20 weeks
Rabies (booster)

6-8 Weeks Old (First Vaccinations)
FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia)
FeLV (optional, based on lifestyle)
Deworming (if needed)

10-12 Weeks Old (Second Vaccinations)
FVRCP (Booster)
FeLV (if not given earlier)
Deworming (if needed)

14-16 Weeks Old (Third Vaccinations)
FVRCP (Booster)
Rabies
Deworming (if needed)

18-20 weeks old (Fourth vaccinations)
Rabies Booster

Ongoing Vaccination Schedule for Adult Dogs/Cats

Every year :
DHPPi + L (Booster for dogs)
Bordetella (as needed for dogs, based on lifestyle)
Rabies (Booster for Dogs/Cats)
FVRCP (Booster for cats)
FeLV (For cats, as needed)

Puppies and Kittens
2 Weeks Old: First deworming treatment
4 Weeks Old: Second deworming treatment
6 Weeks Old: Third deworming treatment
8 Weeks Old: Final deworming treatment of the initial series
12 Weeks Old: Continue with monthly deworming until 6 months of age

Adult Dogs and Cats
Every 3-6 Months: Once your pet reaches adulthood (over 1 year old), deworming should be done every 3 to 6 months, depending on their lifestyle and vet’s recommendation.