Veterinary Services in Kenya
Comprehensive pet healthcare solutions to keep your furry friends happy and healthy. Find trusted vets, emergency care, and essential pet health information.
Our Veterinary Services
Vaccinations & Preventive Care
Essential vaccinations to protect your pets from rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and other dangerous diseases.
We follow the latest vaccination schedules recommended by Kenyan veterinary authorities.
Surgical Procedures
From routine spaying/neutering to complex surgeries performed in sterile environments with modern equipment.
Our surgeons have extensive experience with both cats and dogs.
Dental Care
Professional dental cleanings, extractions, and oral health assessments to prevent periodontal disease.
We provide dental care packages tailored to your pet's age and breed.
Advanced Diagnostics
State-of-the-art diagnostic services including digital X-rays, ultrasound, blood tests, and microscopy.
Early detection leads to more effective treatment outcomes.
Nutritional Counseling
Customized diet plans for weight management, allergies, and specific health conditions.
We recommend high-quality food brands available in Kenya for optimal pet health.
Parasite Control
Comprehensive flea, tick, and worm prevention programs tailored to Kenya's climate.
We use safe, effective products that protect without harming your pet.
Find a KVB-Licensed Vet Near You
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Pet Health FAQs
How often should my pet see the vet?
Puppies and kittens should visit the vet every 3-4 weeks until they’re 16 weeks old for vaccinations and checkups. Adult pets (1-7 years) should have annual wellness exams. Senior pets (7+ years) benefit from bi-annual checkups as age-related issues become more common.
What vaccinations does my pet need in Kenya?
For dogs: Rabies (required by law), Distemper, Parvovirus, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza, Leptospirosis, and sometimes Canine Coronavirus depending on risk factors.
For cats: Rabies, Feline Panleukopenia (Distemper), Feline Calicivirus, Feline Herpesvirus, and optionally Feline Leukemia for outdoor cats.
Your vet will create a customized vaccination schedule based on your pet’s lifestyle and local disease risks.
How can I protect my pet from ticks and fleas in Kenya?
Kenya’s warm climate makes parasite control essential. Recommended methods include:
- Monthly topical treatments (Frontline, Advocate)
- Oral preventatives (NexGard, Bravecto)
- Medicated collars (Seresto)
- Regular grooming and inspection
- Environmental control (washing bedding, vacuuming)
Consult your vet for products that are effective against local parasite strains.
Is pet insurance available in Kenya?
Yes! Several insurers offer pet health coverage:
- APA Insurance PetPlan: Covers accidents, illnesses, and some routine care
- CIC Pet Insurance: Offers comprehensive medical coverage
- Sanlam Pet Health: Includes third-party liability for dogs
Premiums typically range from KSh 2,000-8,000 annually depending on coverage. Most policies have waiting periods and exclusions for pre-existing conditions.