Valley Veterinary Centre HK

Valley Veterinary Centre HK Valley Veterinary Centre is a well established veterinary clinic in the heart of Happy Valley. We are open seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Dr Lloyd Kenda is the principal veterinarian and owner of the practice. We are proudly family/independently (non-corporate) owned and managed. Full medical and surgical facilities with in-house digital x-ray, comprehensive laboratory and dental equipment in a state-of-the-art facility. Housecalls are readily available. Delivery of food and medications available. Dr Lloyd Kenda has been practicing

in Hong Kong since 1995 as a small animal veterinarian. We are here to help with all your pet's veterinary needs!

Today is recognised as International Dog Day! Where would we be without that unconditional love dogs bring to us? Life...
26/08/2026

Today is recognised as International Dog Day! Where would we be without that unconditional love dogs bring to us? Life is just better with a dog!

Painful to urinate? Blood in the urine? Bladder stones are very often the culprit. Arriving with a bladder full of sm...
18/08/2026

Painful to urinate? Blood in the urine? Bladder stones are very often the culprit.
Arriving with a bladder full of small calculi (stones), after surgery to remove them- this young pup went home with a real sense of relief!

With all this hot weather, swimming is a great option to exercise your dog!While official Leisure and Cultural Services ...
11/08/2026

With all this hot weather, swimming is a great option to exercise your dog!

While official Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) gazetted public beaches ban dogs, several unmanaged or designated alternative coastal spots across Hong Kong welcome pets for a swim and walk

Popular Dog-Friendly Beach Options;
Shek O Back Beach (Rocky Back Beach): Tucked behind the village houses, this spot is a favorite for local dog owners.
Sha Ha Beach (Sai Kung): Ideal for water-sport enthusiasts; features nearby pet-friendly restaurants and kayak/SUP rentals.
Ma Wan Surrounding Areas: The beach zones adjacent to Park Island allow dogs to roam and splash, unlike the main public strand.
Stanley Back Beach / Hairpin Beach: Quieter, smaller alternative strips near Stanley where dogs are generally tolerated.
Deep Water Bay / Repulse Bay intermediary area: A small rocky/sandy pocket between the main beaches where dogs frequently swim.

International Cat Day is this coming Saturday August 8.A day to celebrate cats and raise awareness about how to help and...
04/08/2026

International Cat Day is this coming Saturday August 8.
A day to celebrate cats and raise awareness about how to help and protect them.
From a veterinary perspective cat are very unique creatures, we can learn a lot from them. Well said by James Herriot (famous veterinary surgeon and author): “Cats are connoisseurs of comfort”

LEPTOSPIROSISThere has been a LOT of rain, lots of puddles and sadly we diagnosed Leptospirosis in one of our patients l...
29/07/2026

LEPTOSPIROSIS
There has been a LOT of rain, lots of puddles and sadly we diagnosed Leptospirosis in one of our patients last week. If these puddles get contaminated with the Leptospirosis bacteria, which is commonly shed in rat’s urine, and you or your pet, typically a dog, are exposed to the Lepto bacteria then you could “catch” leptospirosis. Yes people can “catch” Lepto too!
Puddles around rubbish or recycling bins are particularly risky as they attract rats.
Vaccines are available against Lepto -BUT the strain or serovar encountered in Hong Kong does not have a specific vaccine and is a very “nasty” strain. Vaccines are unlikely to prevent this disease in Hong Kong but they may reduce the severity.
Knowledge of the disease and avoidance is the key. It really is bad luck for a dog to catch lepto - it is not a common disease, and some dogs are more vulnerable than others. Exposure does not necessarily always result in manifestation of the disease. The concern is that Lepto in Hong Kong is a very aggressive disease. A dog diagnosed with Lepto - even if detected early and treatment started early, requires super intensive care and often dialysis is the only possible way to save them. Despite the most intensive and aggressive treatments (which can become VERY expensive too) many, if not most, dogs with Lepto will die.
AVOIDANCE is the key! Be sensible and don’t put yourself or your dog at risk!

It's still very hot out there for us ......and also our pets.If the ground is too hot for you to walk on, then it is too...
28/07/2026

It's still very hot out there for us ......and also our pets.
If the ground is too hot for you to walk on, then it is too hot for your pet to walk on too! Remember dogs don't sweat to cool down, they pant. So, if it is very humid and very hot then dogs can over heat very quickly. Walk in the cooler times of the day and on the more shaded paths. Using common sense can ensure your pet is not a victim of heat stroke - the truly avoidable killer.

Due to the T8 signal we will be closed today. Stay safe and dry!
26/07/2026

Due to the T8 signal we will be closed today. Stay safe and dry!

It's hot out there. Common sense can avoid tragedy with your pets in our hot and humid summer.
21/07/2026

It's hot out there. Common sense can avoid tragedy with your pets in our hot and humid summer.

Starting today, the 9th of July, with the change of the Hong Kong law, we can enjoy dining in restaurants with our dogs!
09/07/2026

Starting today, the 9th of July, with the change of the Hong Kong law, we can enjoy dining in restaurants with our dogs!

01/07/2026

You can find many different music playlists for dogs and cats online. Do they actually help animals relax?

Address

GF 15 Yuen Yuen Street
Happy Valley

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 19:00
Thursday 08:00 - 19:00
Friday 08:00 - 19:00
Saturday 08:00 - 18:00
Sunday 10:00 - 13:00

Telephone

+85225752389

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