Dr. Anil K Sood has over 38+ years of experience in veterinary medicine and surgery. He established Petaids Veterinary Centre in 1983, one of the oldest and most trusted veterinary canine practices in the country. Dr. Sood is an alumnus of College of Veterinary Sciences, Bikaner (B.V.SC & A.H 1980, M.V.Sc 1983) and New York University (Dip. Orthopaedic Surgery, 1990). Over the years, he has traveled extensively around the world for training and consulting colleagues in the following capacities :

• Ex Veterinary Surgeon, Government of Delhi
• Founder & Treasurer – Small Animal Veterinary Association, India
• President & Chairman – Pet Parenting Association, India
• Advisor – National Veterinary Foundation, India
• Member Advisory Board – National Zoological Garden, Delhi
• Veterinary Panel Member – Taj Group of Hotels and resorts
• Veterinary Panel Member – Welcome Group
• Veterinary Consultant – Delhi Police Dog Squad
• Rabies Eradication Programme Coordinator – Government of India
• Life Member – World Wildlife Foundation (WWF)
• Member – Public Health Veterinary Association
• Member – Indian Veterinary Association
• Member – Indian Society for Advancement of Canine Practice

He believes in providing world-class care to his clients by continuously updating his expertise. Below are some forums that he has been a prominent contributor to in the past:

• World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Continuous Education Programme, India
• Renal Failure Management, European Board of Veterinary Specialisation, France
• Critical Care & Emergencies in Companion Animals, Small Animal Veterinary Association (SAVA), India
• Continuous Education Programme, Pet Practitioners Association, Mumbai
• Companion Animal Practice, Federation of Small Animal Practitioners Associations (FSAPAI)

He has received several accolades for his service to the profession including the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award by the Delhi Veterinary Association in 2016, Best Veterinarian Award and Leading et Practitioner by Pet Icon Awards.

Even today his favorite part of being a veterinary doctor is the opportunity to directly improve the health and wellbeing of his patients and to develop friendly, family-like relationships with their foster parents.