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A broken leg didn’t stop Hiro from dreaming of a forever home. Now he’s finally ready to find oneā¤ļøWhen Hiro came to us,...
06/08/2026

A broken leg didn’t stop Hiro from dreaming of a forever home. Now he’s finally ready to find oneā¤ļø

When Hiro came to us, he had an old left femur fracture that had already begun healing with significant callus formation. Because the injury had been left untreated for some time, the surgery was much more challenging than a routine fracture repair.

Thankfully, the surgery went smoothly. His femur was repaired using a bone plate, screws, and an intramedullary pin to provide stable fixation and give him the best chance at recovery.

Today, Hiro has had his sutures removed, received his first vaccination, and is recovering beautifully in foster care. He’s now healthy, happy, and ready for a new beginning.

šŸ” Hiro is now looking for his forever home.

We’re looking for a loving, responsible family who can provide him with a safe indoor home, patience, and a lifetime of love.

If you think Hiro could be the perfect addition to your family, please contact Ms Ong at +60 12-590 0503.

A heartfelt thank you to Hiro’s rescuer for giving him a second chance. Every rescued life deserves hope, and a place to call home. ā¤ļø

✨ We Are Hiring ✨Kenique Veterinary Centre is looking for passionate individuals to join our team.🐾 Veterinary Nurse🐾 Ve...
31/05/2026

✨ We Are Hiring ✨

Kenique Veterinary Centre is looking for passionate individuals to join our team.

🐾 Veterinary Nurse
🐾 Veterinary Assistant
🐾 Fresh Graduates Welcome

If you love animals, enjoy learning, and would like to grow in a supportive veterinary environment, we would love to hear from you.

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šŸ“ 88-i, Jalan Masjid Negeri, 11600 Jelutong, Penang
šŸ“ž +6012-318 3426

Kenique Veterinary Centre
Better Care • Better Life

On 22 April 2025, someone dumped an almost-dying kitten at our gate, a day when we were closed. Fortunately we saw this ...
20/03/2026

On 22 April 2025, someone dumped an almost-dying kitten at our gate, a day when we were closed. Fortunately we saw this kitten. He arrived with severe head injuries, dehydration, and wounds infested with worms. We rushed him into emergency care — today he’s fully recovered, FIV/FeLV negative, playful, and overflowing with love.

Therefore, he’s named ā€œ22ā€ after the date he was dumped , the day his life changed for the better. He even saved another cat by donating blood. As much as we want to keep him, he deserves a life beyond a cage: a warm home, a caring furparent, and plenty of playtime.

We’re grateful he was rescued, but please don’t shift responsibility to others. If you’re unable to care for a pet, seek help, rehome responsibly, or contact shelters and rescues instead of abandoning animals.

22 is now ready for adoption to a serious, loving home only. If you can offer a safe, permanent home (or know someone who can), please let us know. Share to help him find the family he deserves ā¤ļø

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Our brave little Mei Mei has been battling bilateral hip luxation for quite some time. She came to us to discuss surgery...
06/10/2025

Our brave little Mei Mei has been battling bilateral hip luxation for quite some time. She came to us to discuss surgery and even took the extra step to prepare herself through multiple physiotherapy sessions , all to ensure a smoother recovery afterwards.

Her right femoral head was highly mobile, popping in and out of the joint anytime, anywhere. Some days, her X-rays showed the femoral head perfectly in place, and just a month later, it was completely out of the joint again.

After careful evaluation and considering her symptoms, we decided to operate on the right hip first through an Excisional Arthroplasty procedure — a surgery performed to remove the femoral head and relieve pain caused by chronic hip luxation.

Thanks to her strong spirit (and her amazing post-op care team), Mei Mei recovered wonderfully, walking steadily again just a few days after surgery!

Her journey isn’t over yet, once her right leg is fully stable she’ll proceed with the left femoral head removal. But for now, she’s all smiles and finally feeling more comfortable with less pain and more joy.

She has also been well cared for by her loving groomer team and physiotherapy team, and our nurses absolutely adore her. ā¤ļø
Together, we make a difference -> one furry friend at a time.
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Our brave 8-year-old patient Frost, came in with a right hip luxation, which made it hard for him to walk normally. Afte...
26/09/2025

Our brave 8-year-old patient Frost, came in with a right hip luxation, which made it hard for him to walk normally. After careful discussion, his owner opted for surgical intervention to give Frosty the best chance at regaining his mobility.

Frosty underwent an Excisional Arthroplasty surgery, where the femoral head is removed so it no longer rubs against the joint. This procedure is commonly performed in small dogs up to 25kg. For larger patients, a total hip replacement is usually recommended.

It’s also crucial to identify the exact location of injury through X-ray, as this determines the surgical incision site and plays a big role in recovery. Confirming whether it’s the left or right leg is an essential step before surgery.

We’re so proud to share Frosty’s recovery journey. By the time we removed his stitches, he was already walking and sitting so much better!

A big round of applause to Frosty for being such a strong boy, and to his loving family for trusting us with his care.

We would also like to give a big shoutout to our nursing team, who took such good care of Frosty throughout his stay. šŸ’• A team effort is always better than a vet alone. Together we make recovery possible.

Meet Sophie šŸ’›In our last case, a brave 4-year-old Golden Retriever fought through pyometra. This time, it was Sophie, a ...
16/05/2025

Meet Sophie šŸ’›
In our last case, a brave 4-year-old Golden Retriever fought through pyometra. This time, it was Sophie, a 14-year-old cutie, facing the same life-threatening condition.

Her family struggled with the decision—is surgery worth the risk at her age?
It’s a tough call, and we understand. But they chose to try… to give her a second chance.

And here she is—Sophie made it through. A full recovery! ā¤ļø

Too often, surgery gets declined simply because of age. But to us, it’s about the chance. Yes, surgery is a risk—but doing nothing is a greater one. Without it, it’s a downhill road: sepsis, suffering, and no way back.

So here’s to Sophie, her loving family, and believing in possibilities—no matter the age 🐾✨

This is Angel.A sweet golden retriever, full of love and life.At just 4 years old, she suddenly wasn’t herself—Quiet, un...
15/05/2025

This is Angel.
A sweet golden retriever, full of love and life.

At just 4 years old, she suddenly wasn’t herself—
Quiet, uncomfortable, and clearly not well.

She was diagnosed with pyometra,
a serious uterine infection that can be life-threatening.

Thankfully, her family noticed the subtle signs and acted quickly.
Emergency surgery saved her life.

Today, Angel is back to her joyful, tail-wagging self!

Pyometra can happen at any age—even as early as 1 year old.
One decision made all the difference for Angel.
Let’s keep more tails waggingā¤ļø

Mot was just a tiny kitten when he started struggling to breathe and stopped eating. šŸ’” It broke our hearts to see him li...
14/05/2025

Mot was just a tiny kitten when he started struggling to breathe and stopped eating. šŸ’” It broke our hearts to see him like that. He was diagnosed with pyothorax — a serious infection in his chest. After draining the fluid, he started to feel better within days. Now, he’s active, curious, and showing his fighting spirit again. We’re so proud of him!

🐾 Meow Meow’s Fight for Life 🐾In September 2024, Meow Meow came to us—barely breathing, her tiny chest rising with every...
25/04/2025

🐾 Meow Meow’s Fight for Life 🐾

In September 2024, Meow Meow came to us—barely breathing, her tiny chest rising with every labored breath. She had been diagnosed with a diaphragmatic hernia, a life-threatening condition where the organs push into the chest, making it hard to breathe.

Without hesitation, her loving owner chose to fight for her life through surgery. Cost was a concern, but love knows no limits. With unwavering determination, they raised the funds needed to give Meow Meow a real chance.

Diaphragmatic hernia repair is one of the most delicate surgeries—requiring a whole team to monitor vitals, manage anesthesia, control blood pressure, breathing, temperature, and more. It’s never a one-person job.

We want to thank our incredible Kenique team nurses, who poured their hearts into keeping Meow Meow safe during the most critical moments. šŸ’‰šŸ’–

This was not just a surgery.
It was love, teamwork, and hope in action.

Say Hi to Rory!  This little guy has been a true survivor since the beginning. From a young age, he roamed the neighborh...
01/01/2025

Say Hi to Rory! This little guy has been a true survivor since the beginning. From a young age, he roamed the neighborhood, full of curiosity and energy, but one day, he was brought in with a non-weight-bearing left hind leg.

After a visit to the vet, Rory was diagnosed with a comminuted fracture in his left femur — a tough diagnosis that meant his recovery would be anything but simple. Due to the nature of the fracture, Rory needed to undergo strict cage rest for an extended period to heal properly.

But Rory is a fighter. With time, patience, and plenty of love, his recovery has been incredible. He’s not just walking again, he’s running, playing, and bringing joy to everyone around him! His journey is a reminder that even in the face of adversity, resilience and care can lead to amazing transformations. ā¤ļø

We’re so proud of you, Rory!

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88-i, Jalan Masjid Negeri, Jelutong
George Town
11600

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00
Sunday 09:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 18:00

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