SKS Veterinary Hospital

I took my 7-month-old cat for a routine vaccination to SKS hospital on Thursday, 20th Nov (attached his original pic before vaccination). After the shot, he refused to eat for two full days. On Monday, I went to SKS and they said he had a temperature of 104 and claimed it was just a viral infection. They put him on drips and asked me to return the next day. On Tuesday, he was still very unwell, so again took him to SKS hospital. A blood test showed his WBC count was extremely low, so they started IV treatment and told me to come twice a day for at least 7 days, assuring me he would recover. I felt admitting him would ensure better care, so I left him at the hospital. But when I visited the next day, I was shocked at his condition. He was lying on the litter tray, his jawline had turned black, blood was dripping from his mouth, and he made no sound at all(attached the picture & marked the wound). The SKS hospital dismissed it as “viral infection affecting his vocal cords.” He didn’t eat for the entire two days he was admitted, and it was clear he was severely traumatised and neglected. I brought him home and continued taking him for IV treatment, but two days later (Sunday) I noticed his paws turning white. Only when I questioned the doctor did they mention he had developed jaundice. His condition was deteriorating every single day, yet the hospital never took it seriously nor attempted proper diagnosis or intervention. On Sunday evening, his body started turning cold, and again they brushed it off as “infection.” By 11 pm, he was completely disoriented unable to stand, sit, or move. I rushed him to SKS, where they checked his temperature: it was 93 degrees, dangerously low. They placed him on a heat pad, gave oxygen and said they would monitor him. I reached home at 1 am, only to receive a call at 2:45 am saying my pet had passed away. All of this began after a simple routine vaccination. Within a week, my healthy cat was gone. The lack of transparency, poor monitoring, misdiagnosis, and negligence at the hospital played a direct role in his suffering and death. I strongly urge every pet parent to verify the vaccines being given whether they are safe, within expiry, and handled properly and to be cautious about the kind of treatment your pet receives. Losing a pet is devastating, but losing a healthy & just 7 month old one because of avoidable negligence is unbearable. I am completely heartbroken by the way the hospital handled my cat’s treatment.

3 stars of SKS Clinic – Dr Ankit, Dr Sindu and my personal fav staff Shwetha. Both Drs helped with my rabbits’ spay. I was completely confident in Dr Ankit’s knowledge. He’s too good. Dr Sindu performed the surgery with great expertise. I had two rabbits to be spayed back to back. The initial enquiries, pre-surgery and post-op care – everything was possible and went beyond what I expected because of Shwetha. She’s too good at her job. She goes beyond. My interactions with her gave me the same comfort and confidence I got from the Drs. I’m eternally grateful. Love all the staff and the clinic. ❤️

This veterinary hospital provides excellent service. One of the most challenging tasks for pet owners is holding a kitten securely during treatment without getting bitten or allowing it to escape, which we often struggle to manage ourselves. However, the attendants here are extremely experienced and skilled. They handle the animals with remarkable confidence, care, and professionalism. We feel completely at ease during the treatment process, as everything is managed efficiently without requiring our involvement. The doctors are highly competent in diagnosis, and the hospital is clean, well-maintained, and well-organized. There are multiple full-time doctors available, ensuring prompt and proper medical attention. Highly recommended for anyone looking for reliable and compassionate veterinary care.