A licensed vet at your door in Ikeja.
We visit Ikeja on our regular days. Pick an exact time between 11am and 3pm, Monday to Saturday, and a vet comes to you.
Not just dogs and cats.
Most home vets in Lagos see dogs and cats only. We also see birds, which is usually the difference between care at home and a long drive to find someone who will look at them at all.
Consultation
A thorough nose-to-tail consultation at home: examination, history, weight and temperature, and a written care note with a clear plan, for dogs, cats and birds.
Anti-rabies vaccine
The one vaccine the law and common sense both require. Delivered on a logged cold chain, with the record card updated on the spot.
DHLPP 5-in-1 vaccine (dogs)
The core dog vaccine: distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus and parainfluenza in one shot, on a logged cold chain.
FVRCP 3-in-1 vaccine (cats)
The core cat vaccine: panleukopenia, calicivirus and rhinotracheitis in one shot, on a logged cold chain.
Dog walking
An hour of real exercise for a dog whose day does not have enough in it, walked by someone who knows what a limp and a laboured breath look like. Route, duration and how the dog coped are written up after every walk.
Booster shots
The repeat dose that keeps a vaccine working. Given on the same logged cold chain as the first, with the card updated and the next date recorded, so an annual booster is not something you have to keep track of yourself.
We are around Ikeja anyway.
The vet works a route, not a single address, so these are the places we are in on the same days.
Your pet’s next check-up in Ikeja is a doorbell away.
Pick an exact time between 11am and 3pm, Monday to Saturday, and a vet comes to you.