For the safety of all pets, clients and vet team members, all dogs brought into the clinic must be on a leash and all cats must be placed in a secured carrier. Pocket pets must be held in an appropriate carrier.

As a learning enterprise designed for student training, this facility provides our students the opportunity to observe, learn and be more prepared to work in the industry. However, our licensed vet and vet technicians are always around to oversee them. As a teaching clinic, we strive for best practice to expose our students to the gold standards of the industry.

Canine rehabilitation adapts human physical therapy techniques to increase function and mobility of joints and muscles. These techniques can reduce pain and enhance recovery from injury, surgery, degenerative diseases, age-related diseases and obesity.

An overall assessment will be carried out by a certified canine rehabilitation therapist and this may include getting your pet to walk, trot and run down the corridors. Videos may be taken to assess their gait in order to pinpoint any potential issue. A thorough hands-on examination may be done, depending on how cooperative and comfortable your pet is. Treatment will be initiated and the type(s) of modality used will be dependent on what your pet requires most at the point of time.

Yes, we are! Our veterinarians are licensed by the Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), and our veterinary technicians are trained and experienced in clinical care.

Yes and no. While this is a teaching clinic, students mainly observe and assist with minor tasks such as preparing for procedures or cleaning up after. All medical care is carried out by our professional veterinary team.

Appointments will benefit both clients and staff as that will allow us to be more efficient and reduce waiting time. Please do call us if you are running late for your appointment. Appointments will be held for 15 mins and the last appointment is 30 mins before the closing time.

Yes, we do! However, only Dr Serena Oh sees rabbits, birds, and reptiles. Please let us know in advance when booking.

No, we do not offer hospitalization. We are a general practice clinic, and pets needing overnight or intensive care will be referred to a 24-hour facility.

We are not open in the evenings. Our hours are: Weekdays: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Last appointment: 4:30 pm Weekends & Public Holidays: Closed

As our staff are also part of the teaching faculty, our availability may vary depending on the academic schedule. It’s best to check our latest clinic roster on Instagram @tpanimalclinicnwellness before making an appointment.

We are located within Temasek Polytechnic. It’s a large campus, so we recommend searching for “TP Animal Clinic” on Google Maps for accurate directions. Look out for our orange building that says - Centre of Aquaculture & Veterinary Sciences.

We are a cashless clinic. We only accept PayNow, Visa, and Mastercard.