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Anatomy Pets Clinic

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Anatomy Pets Clinic

The biggest and moving advanced Vet practice in Lahore. >Soft tissue surgery + orthopaedic surgery

Anatomy Pets Clinic
Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide the highest quality medical and surgical care to our patients while providing our clients with education and assistance in all aspects of animal care and ownership, including public health awareness. We strive to exceed our clients' expectations by treating owners and their pets with respect, honesty, and compassion and treating all animals as if they were our own. Our services are provided in a clean, safe, and friendly environment and our goals are to work as a team, complementing each others' talents and retaining a positive attitude. What We Value
We achieve our mission by exhibiting the following values and competencies:
Compassion
• Treat owners with respect, honesty and compassion
• Treat animals as if they were our own
• Treat others with kindness and understanding
Excellence
• Provide highest quality care
• Maintain the highest standards in medical and surgical services
• Exceed client expectations
Customer Service
• Provide services in a clean, safe, and friendly environment
• Educate clients in all aspects of animal care and ownership
• Increase public awareness
Justice
• Work as a team and complement each others' talents and retain a positive attitude
• Consistently uphold the mission and values of Lisbon Veterinary Clinic, Inc.
• Seek, offer and accept constructive feedback
Communication
• Exhibit a professional attitude at all times
• Communicate clearly with clients (using layman terminology)
• Communicate effectively with co-workers and doctors, relaying information necessary to provide quality services
Problem Solving/Critical Thinking
• Use common sense in everyday business matters

>Our service include

ؔTreatments
ؔSurgeries..

>Anatomy pets clinic hopes to meat all of the animal health care needs of its client from pet vaccination and prevention care to medicine and surgery

•Physical examination
•Pet vaccinations
•Genral surgeries
•Spay/ Neuter
•ORthopedic Surgery
•Nutritional counseling
•Emergency care
•parvovirus treatment
•intensive pet care
•Grooming/bathing and other hygiene services
•In house laboratory
•In house pharmacy
•Routine dentistry and periodontal surgery
• heart worm treatment and prevention
•Parasite treatment and prevention (GIT Worms, fleas, tick, mites)
•treatment of allergies and other skin disorders
•Health certificate
•Home visits
•Drop-off services
•Birds treatment
• Birds Surgeries

02/10/2024

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21/06/2024

A 4-year-old spayed female Domestic Shorthair cat was presented to our clinic with a history of acute onset of ocular discomfort in the right eye. The owner reported the cat squinting, increased tearing, and rubbing at the eye for the past two days. There was no history of trauma, but the cat is known to be an outdoor cat with access to shrubbery and other potential ocular irritants

Considering the size and severity of the corneal ulcer, a corneal flap surgery was deemed necessary to facilitate healing and prevent further complications such as corneal perforation

22/03/2024

A cat presented to the Anatomy Pets Clinic with a corneal ulcer.

Clinical Findings:
Upon examination, the cat exhibited symptoms consistent with a corneal ulcer, including ocular discharge, blepharospasm, and photophobia. Ophthalmic examination revealed a corneal defect consistent with ulceration.

Diagnostic Tests:
Ophthalmic examination including fluorescein staining was performed to confirm the presence and extent of the corneal ulcer.

Diagnosis:
Corneal ulcer.

Treatment:
Corneal surgeries were performed to address the ulceration and promote healing.

29/02/2024

The puppy, of unspecified breed, presented at Anatomy pets clinic with lameness and pain in the affected limb.

Radiographic examination revealed a fractured olecranon, requiring surgical intervention due to the severity of the fracture and the young age of the patient.

Surgical Procedure:
Under general anesthesia, the affected limb was prepared for surgery. A standard approach to the olecranon was employed, and the fracture site was exposed. Careful reduction and alignment of the fractured fragments were achieved, followed by stabilization using appropriate orthopedic implants, such as screws or pins, depending on the size and configuration of the fracture.

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16/02/2024

"How about this: 'Spay it forward! Get your cat spayed today to prevent unwanted litters and keep them healthy and happy.' How does that sound?"

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23/10/2023

The owner reported that the golden retriever had been increasingly fatigued during exercise over the past week. The dog’s appetite was reported to be normal, and there were no changes in water consumption. No history of trauma or exposure to toxins was reported.
We performed ECG to assess the cardiac function and rule out any arrhythmias or cardiac abnormalities.

21/08/2023

Shaggy, an approximately 8-week-old male Domestic Shorthair kitten, was presented to Anatomy Pets clinic with the chief complaints of severe anemia, dehydration, vomiting, and diarrhea. The kitten's caregivers reported a rapid onset of symptoms over the past 24 hours.

**Clinical Findings:**
Upon physical examination, Shaggy appeared lethargic and weak. His mucous membranes were pale, indicating severe anemia. Capillary refill time was prolonged. His heart rate was within normal limits, and lung sounds were clear. Abdominal palpation revealed no palpable masses or discomfort. Shaggy was visibly dehydrated, with sunken eyes and dry oral mucosa. The kitten's body temperature was within normal limits.

**Working Diagnosis:**
Based on the clinical presentation and diagnostic findings, the working diagnosis for Shaggy includes severe anemia likely due to a combination of factors, including parasitic infestation leading to gastrointestinal symptoms and subsequent dehydration.

**Treatment and Management:**
1. Immediate Fluid Therapy: Shaggy was started on intravenous fluid therapy to address severe dehydration and correct electrolyte imbalances.
2. Blood Transfusion: A blood transfusion was considered to address the severe anemia, pending compatibility testing.

$Oreo, was brought to Anatomy Pets Clinic following a bike strike incident. The primary concern is a mandibular fracture ...$

14/08/2023

Oreo, was brought to Anatomy Pets Clinic following a bike strike incident. The primary concern is a mandibular fracture resulting from the accident.

Clinical Findings:
Upon examination, the following clinical findings were noted:

• Mandibular fracture: The mandible of Oreo appears to be fractured, likely due to the impact from the bike strike.
• Possible soft tissue injuries: Given the nature of the incident, there might be associated soft tissue injuries, which will require further assessment.

Diagnostic Tests:
Diagnostic tests were performed to further evaluate the extent of the injuries and plan appropriate treatment:

• Radiographs (X-rays): X-rays were taken to assess the exact location and type of mandibular fracture and to determine if there are any associated injuries to the surrounding structures.

We performed the orthopaedic surgery for mandible repair

11/08/2023

Mittens, a 2-year-old cat, was presented to the Anatomy Pets Clinic with severe constipation and urine incontinence with the presence of blood. The duration and progression of symptoms were discussed with the owner, and relevant information regarding diet, previous medical history, and environmental factors were gathered.

Clinical Examination:
A comprehensive physical examination was conducted on Mittens, which included assessment of body temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, hydration status, and overall demeanor. Abdominal palpation revealed evidence of f***l accumulation and discomfort. Urinary tract assessment indicated urine leakage and the presence of blood.

• Abdominal ultrasound confirmed the presence of f***l impaction and provided further insights into urinary tract abnormalities.

Diagnosis:
Based on the clinical presentation and diagnostic findings, Mittens was diagnosed with severe constipation and urinary tract dysfunction, potentially secondary to urinary obstruction.

Address

Shop No. 10, Ground Floor, Faisal Plaza, Moon Market, Commercial Area Faisal Town, Punjab
Lahore
54770

Telephone

+923058136304

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