Bravo is a 2-year-old German Shepherd with complete loss of vision in both eyes. A thorough eye examination by our ophthalmologists revealed that he had cataracts resulting in blindness. We performed cataract surgery on each eye separately about 3 weeks apart with astounding success. After the first surgery, his vision was back immediately in the operated eye and soon, the second procedure was equally successful. His parents were wonderfully diligent in their post-operative care and follow up visits and are overjoyed at being able to play fetch with him again!
Best Veterinary Hospital in Delhi
24/7 EMERGENCY
CRITICAL MONITORING
HEMODIALYSIS
IDEXX LAB STATION
FLOUROSCOPY
HIGH QUALITY IMAGING EQUIPMENT
COLD PHACO FOR CATARACT SURGERY
LAPROSCOPIC SURGERIES
ENDOSCOPIC FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL
UNDERWATER TREADMILL
POOL
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
24/7 EMERGENCY
CRITICAL MONITORING
HEMODIALYSIS
IDEXX LAB STATION
FLOUROSCOPY
HIGH QUALITY IMAGING EQUIPMENT
COLD PHACO FOR CATARACT SURGERY
LAPROSCOPIC SURGERIES
ENDOSCOPIC FOREIGN BODY REMOVAL
UNDERWATER TREADMILL
POOL
WHY CHOOSE US?
65+ Years of Experience and Trust
We’re an ethical organization that maintains full transparency throughout the treatment and rehabilitation process. Our clients can feel safe with us and believe in us because we do not prescribe anything that isn’t absolutely essential for their pet’s health and well being.
Cutting Edge Technolgy
We’re a nationally recognized hospital run by dedicated professionals who are the best in their fields of work providing personal attention to each and every patient in our state-of-the-art facilities all conveniently set up under one roof. We’re the only ones with these specialties in Delhi-NCR.
Young and Passionate Team
Our team is young, motivated and committed to providing the best possible care for your pet. Our team of passionate vets and support staff ensure that you get the best possible experience and value for the trust you show in us when choosing Max Vets.
Special Care for Pets
We believe in humane and empathetic treatments of your pets because we know they’re an integral part your family. At Max Vets, we understand the value of each and every life and strive to provide the highest quality of service and treatment for the pets and companion animals.
SUCCESS STORIES
Snow, a tom cat was brought into our night emergency nearly 2 years ago, with severe difficulty in breathing. He was stabilised with oxygen therapy after which we were able to conduct a thorough cardiac examination to diagnose the cause of the problem. Our cardiologists found that snow was suffering from a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy which resulted in a life threatening condition of the heart valve known as systolic anterior motion (SAM). The faulty valve functioning leads to many further complications one of which is respiration distress. Treatment was started immediately and we are happy to report that he is doing well on medication and is about to celebrate his 4th birthday soon.
Rio is a 4year old beagle who came to us all the way from Gujrat. He was suffering from acute renal failure with a very high serum creatinine value. He stayed at our hospital for nearly a week during which he underwent several sessions of dialysis to control the renal failure and to treat the concurrent infection that caused the kidneys to fail in the first place. His parents were relieved to take home a healthy and happy boy at the end of his treatment, and still keep in touch with us to give us updates on his progress.
The ability to move around freely is paramount for all animals but it is especially important for a cat, since they are instinctually inclined to climb and jump. Nopo, a 2-year-old tom cat was rushed to us after falling from a height. He had a fractured back bone and therefore, couldn’t move his back legs losing his ability to even walk. Our neuro-orthopaedic specialists performed emergency surgery to decompress the spine and stabilise the vertebral column. After surgery and intensive physiotherapy, he is back to his usual cat antics and is running and jumping exactly as before.
Happy, a 2-year-old male Labrador, is really true to his name. In July 2017, he came to us in a less than happy state having suffered a road accident. He had a fracture in his back leg and was in immense pain. We were able to operate and fix a plate to stabilise the fracture. Within a few days, he was able to bear weight on the leg and soon enough, was back to being his bouncy self with no evidence of any problems in movement.
R-55, GREATER KAILASH-1,
NEW DELHI – 110048
+91-8448449955
J-9/17 G, Rajouri Garden,
New Delhi-110027
Timing: 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
011- 40540005
B-10/10 , Sec-3,Rohini,
opposite Punjab and Sindh Bank, Jaipur Golden Hospital Road
New Delhi-110085
+91-8448449955
E-8, East of Kailash,
Near Kailash Colony Metro Station, Metro Pillar No.74
New Delhi – 110065
+91-8448449955
R-55, GREATER KAILASH-1,
NEW DELHI – 110048
+91-8448449955
J-9/17 G, Rajouri Garden,
New Delhi-110027
Timing: 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
011- 40540005
B-10/10 , Sec-3,Rohini,
opposite Punjab and Sindh Bank, Jaipur Golden Hospital Road
New Delhi-110085
+91-8448449955
E-8, East of Kailash,
Near Kailash Colony Metro Station, Metro Pillar No.74
New Delhi – 110065
+91-8448449955
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Introduction While your dog getting older, cloudiness develops within the crystalline lens, resulting in a cataract, which is caused by changes in water balance in the lens and is converted into protein inside the lens. Behind your dog’s iris, a mature cataract looks like a white disc. The area of the eye that is normally…
Cancer occurs at a proportional rate in dogs and cats as it does in people. Cats appear to acquire cancer at a lower rate than humans, but dogs appear to develop cancer at a higher rate than humans. Cancer is more likely to arise in most species as they get older. Cancer, for example, is…
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