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27/09/2026

Can your pet have pumpkin? What about chicken, eggs, curd or milk? 🐶🐱

Our vet is rating some common human foods based on how suitable they can be for pets — from 10/10 to 0/10! 👀

Want our vet-approved food guide? 👇
Comment “PFA” below and we’ll share it with you! 🐾

And if there’s another food you’re curious about, drop it in the comments — we’ll pick some of your suggestions and rate them in our next reel! 🍎🥚🥕

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26/09/2026

Found lying helpless on the road, this street dog was brought to us by four kind auto drivers who couldn’t leave him behind. 🐾

He was extremely weak and pale, had a high temperature, and was heavily infested with ticks. Blood tests revealed critically low haemoglobin levels, and he urgently needed a blood transfusion.

His test also came positive for Ehrlichiosis, a tick-borne disease. We started immediate supportive treatment to stabilize him before he was referred for a blood transfusion.

A heartfelt thank you to the four auto drivers who stopped, helped him, and made sure he reached us safely. ❤️

Sometimes, stopping to help can make all the difference.

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25/09/2026

Repost from@pfawildlifehospital

A Purple Heron was rescued after being found limping due to a femur fracture. With treatment, supportive care, and hand feeding, the bird slowly regained its strength. After a final health assessment by our veterinary team, it was successfully released back into the wild where it belongs.

Every rescue is a second chance at life.

If you see a wild animal in distress, don’t hesitate to contact us immediately at 9900025370. For more info, please visit www.pfawildlifehospital.org

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23/09/2026

Before giving a vaccine, we always make sure your pet is fit and healthy enough to receive it.

The visit started with a weight check, temperature check, and general health examination. Once everything looked good, it was time for the vaccination! 💉

A few treats helped keep the little one distracted, followed by some well-deserved cuddles. 🐰

Pet parents were also advised to keep up with regular deworming as part of routine preventive care.

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Pet of the Week – Teddy 🐰Teddy came to us after three days of not eating and difficulty passing stools. An X-ray reveale...
21/09/2026

Pet of the Week – Teddy 🐰

Teddy came to us after three days of not eating and difficulty passing stools. An X-ray revealed a blockage in the stomach and intestines.

With medication and supportive care, Teddy is now being closely monitored for improvement.

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19/09/2026

Teddy was brought to us after not eating and having difficulty passing stools for three days.

An examination and X-ray revealed a blockage caused by food and stool buildup in the stomach and intestines. Treatment was started to soften the stools and improve gastrointestinal movement, along with supportive care.

Teddy’s pet parent was advised to closely monitor his appetite and bowel movements.

If a rabbit stops eating or passing stools, seek veterinary care immediately. Early treatment can help prevent serious complications. 🐰

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17/09/2026

A sheep was brought to PfA Pet Clinic after a dog attack, suffering from severe blood loss and shock.

Our veterinary team promptly cleaned and treated the bite wounds around the neck and face, administered intravenous fluids to stabilize the sheep, and started antibiotics and pain relief medication.

Dog bites can cause serious injuries and rapid blood loss. Immediate veterinary care can make all the difference. 🐑

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16/09/2026

POV: You thought it was just a quick vet visit… until they started checking everything! 😂🐶

Meet Bruni, being a very good sport through his check-up. A little examination, a little drama, and maybe a few treats later… all done!

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🌟 Pet of the Week – Toffy 🐶Toffy came to us with rashes, reduced appetite, and a high temperature. Despite the challenge...
14/09/2026

🌟 Pet of the Week – Toffy 🐶

Toffy came to us with rashes, reduced appetite, and a high temperature. Despite the challenge of examining him, our team safely collected a blood sample and diagnosed Ehrlichiosis, a tick-borne disease.

With timely treatment, care, and strict tick control, Toffy is on his road to recovery. 🐾💙

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11/09/2026

Repost from PfA Wildlife Hospital

Our rescue team responded to an Indian Rat Snake severely entangled in a sports net. Loose netting and discarded mesh pose a significant threat to urban wildlife, often leading to fatal injuries if not found in time. The snake was carefully extricated from the net without sustaining any injuries. As non-venomous natural pest controllers, rat snakes play a vital ecological role in managing rodent populations. Following the rescue, the snake was safely bagged and released into a suitable, natural habitat away from human conflict.

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Address

#67, Uttarahalli Main Road, Next To BGS Global Hospital, Kengeri
Bangalore
560060

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 7:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 7:30pm
Sunday 9am - 7:30pm

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+918028611986

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