Dog Clinics Hong Kong Near Me

4worldlovers: Located in the heart of North Point on Ching Wah Street, our accessible location and round-the-clock services allow us to provide the highest quality veterinary care.


We are a fully equipped veterinary animal hospital in Hong Kong with the capability to provide a range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical treatments. Our team offers puppy and kitten checks, regular wellness exams, in-house laboratory tests, and thorough medical work ups (x-rays and ultrasound available). Routine and advanced surgical procedures (desexings, dentals, orthopaedic and soft tissue surgeries) are performed in-house by our dedicated veterinarians.


Most importantly, our 30-minute consultation session allows us ample time to examine your pet and address all your concerns. We believe effective communication between vets and pet owners allows us to provide you tailored, high quality care for your loved family member.


Our recent expansion places us in a brand new, purpose-built 4000 sq. ft hospital facility to better serve our clients and community:


UG/F Ching Wah Mansion, 1-3 Ching Wah Street, North Point


By Car: Turn into North View Street from King’s Road, all the way to the top and you will reach Ching Wah Street

The easiest way to reach us with youe pet is by taxi.

Maintaining your pets’ oral hygiene and treating dental disease with dental x-ray and procedures such as scaling, polishing and extractions

Regular examinations and body checks to ensure optimal health for your pets

Dr. Ruth was born and raised in Canada before attending the University of Melbourne to attain a Bachelor of Veterinary Science degree in 2010. After graduation, she practiced in Australia at a busy country practice before deciding on a change of pace and lifestyle – making the move to Hong Kong in 2014.

Working at the SPCA (HK) in the position as Assistant Senior Surgeon allowed Dr. Ruth to see a variety of cases, further fostering the desire to provide animals and their owners with the best care available.

As an avid animal lover since his youth, Dr. Tim began his career in veterinary science in Australia. Upon graduating at the University of Sydney in 2009, he worked in a hustling suburban clinic where he carved a niche for himself treating companion animals. Five years of practice reinforced his sense of duty to animal welfare and equipped him with the skills to fulfill so. He returned to Hong Kong and joined the SPCA where their advocacy of animal welfare aligned well with his passion.

Dr. Kian Yuen graduated from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at the University of Edinburgh in 2013. Through the years, he worked at multiple veterinary practices and gained extensive experience in all fields of medicine. His main veterinary interests lay in emergency medicine/surgery and ultrasonography, of which he completed various professional continual studies.

Dr. Carmen graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2014. Being a vet was her dream come true. After graduation, she worked in a few esteemed veterinary practices in Hong Kong, caring for owned pets and homeless animals. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary medicine with her particular interests lying in internal medicine and ultrasonography. She strives to provide the best medical care to her patients and continues to study related postgraduate courses while working towards her Cert AVP with the University of Liverpool.

Highly recommended Dr Carmen! She is experienced and very soft spoken. As a first time cat owner, I am relived for my kitten to have a gentle, patient and knowledgable vet!

All the doctors and nurses in the clinic are caring, polite, and have medical ethics. I am very glad to have found such a good clinic for my babies. Thank you Dr. Tim and Dr. Kian, you are really good, with you... I am completely relieved!

Thank you, Dr. Choi, my dog almost died three times because of dyspnea. Fortunately, you saved my dog. Thank you Dr. Choi for taking care of my fur baby for so many years. Dr. Choi, you are really a good professional and experienced doctor. Your medical skills are superb and your diagnosis is very accurate. So I highly recommend this animal hospital!

4worldlovers:
In order to keep our staff safe and minimise travel, the clinic will now be closed on Sundays.


We will be open Monday – Friday 9am- 6pm and Saturdays 9am-1pm and 2pm-5pm as normal!


If you are in need of urgent assistance while we are closed, please contact VSH Hong Kong on 2408 2588.


With their small stature, larger than life personalities and cute faces, French Bulldogs have soared in popularity over the last few years. While they make lovely pets, their appearance has come at a price for their animal welfare.


These dogs have been selectively bred to have a flat-face, which means they have a shortened skull, jaw and nose, with the same amount of soft tissue squashed into a now much smaller space. This creates a significantly reduced airflow, leading to chronic breathing difficulty and compromised quality of life. They live in a chronically oxygen depleted state and are more prone to heat stress and regurgitation.


These disorders are similarly seen in many other Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds, including English Bulldogs, Pugs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Pekingese.


Many factors contribute to the breathing difficulty, but the main issues are:


2) Elongated soft palate – structure at the back of the mouth that can cover the opening to the larynx

Snoring and noisy breathing are the obvious abnormalities that owners observe, however there are many other more subtle behaviours that also indicate breathing difficulty.

Falling asleep while sitting, resting with an object in their mouth to keep the airway open, sleeping with the head elevated and frequently waking to change positions are all concerning signs. If you notice any of these behaviours in your pet, it will only get worse as they get older.

4worldlovers:
VSH provides a wide range of specialized veterinary medicine and services at our hospitals. Should your pet have a complex medical condition, have multiple concurrent medical illnesses, or require specialized care and services, your family veterinarian can refer your pet to VSH for an appointment with our Board-Certified Specialists and their teams. Our VSH teams will work closely with you and your family veterinarian to provide high quality collaborative care to your pet.

VSH Urgent Care & Emergency Veterinarians are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to receive and treat your pet at any time, day or night, on both sides of the harbour.

Walk-ins are available through a triage system, appointments are not required.

VSH Intensive Care Units are staffed around the clock. We provide services including but not limited to diagnostic testing and imaging, 24-hour hospitalization and monitoring, intravenous fluid support, blood pressure monitoring, blood transfusions, oxygen support, nutritional support, pain management, emergency surgical procedures and critical care.

Our urgent care and emergency doctors, along with their nursing staff, work together with our specialists, pet owners, and family veterinarians to provide the comprehensive care that every patient deserves.