Alam Impian Veterinary Clinic

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"Companion Animal Veterinary Clinic with primary focus on both Cats & Dogs providing Preventive care, Medical Treatment, Surgery, Diagnostic Imaging, Blood Analysis and necessary Health Care related Pet Retail"

WE'RE LOOKING FOR VETS! 🐾Exciting things are happening at our modern, well-equipped veterinary practice in the vibrant n...
17/06/2025

WE'RE LOOKING FOR VETS! 🐾

Exciting things are happening at our modern, well-equipped veterinary practice in the vibrant neighborhood of Alam Impian — and we're looking for passionate professionals (VETERINARIANS) to join our growing team!

If you're committed to delivering exceptional veterinary care and thrive in a collaborative, supportive environment, we want to hear from you! 😎

At our clinic, we believe in professionalism, teamwork, and going the extra mile to provide top-notch care for every furkid. 🎉

Join us and make a difference — one paw at a time!

CONTACT US @ +60147205645 for further information.

🐶 Canine Papillomavirus Tumors in Dogs 🦠Have you noticed small, wart-like growths in your dog’s mouth or around their fa...
25/05/2025

🐶 Canine Papillomavirus Tumors in Dogs 🦠

Have you noticed small, wart-like growths in your dog’s mouth or around their face? It could be canine papillomavirus.

This virus causes benign tumors that look like warts, often seen in young dogs with developing immune systems. The good news? These growths are usually harmless and go away on their own within a few weeks to months.

🔍 What to look for:

Small, cauliflower-like warts

Most common on the lips, tongue, and gums

Sometimes found around the eyes or paws

📌 What to do:

Keep an eye on the growths

Avoid contact with other dogs while warts are present (it's contagious!)

Visit your vet if they bleed, grow quickly, or don’t go away

🧼 Good hygiene and a healthy immune system can help prevent infections. Most dogs recover without treatment!

Cutaneous lymphoma is a rare form of skin cancer in dogs that originates in the lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell)...
24/05/2025

Cutaneous lymphoma is a rare form of skin cancer in dogs that originates in the lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell). It typically appears as:

🔸 Red, scaly, or ulcerated skin lesions
🔸 Itchy patches that don’t heal
🔸 Nodules or lumps on the skin

📍 It often starts on the gums, lips, or inside the mouth but can affect any part of the skin.

While the exact cause is unknown, early detection and treatment are key. If your dog has persistent skin issues that don't respond to treatment, consult your vet—skin changes can be more than just allergies.

🧪 As in this dog's case, diagnosis is confirmed through a biopsy, and treatment may include chemotherapy or supportive care to improve quality of life. Unfortunately in this dogs's case the tumour had already spread extensively - yeilding poor treatment outcome

🐾 Stay alert, stay informed, and always check in with your vet about unusual skin changes.

🔬 Understanding Apocrine Ductal (Basaloid) Adenocarcinoma in Dogs 🐕This rare type of skin cancer arises from the apocrin...
23/05/2025

🔬 Understanding Apocrine Ductal (Basaloid) Adenocarcinoma in Dogs 🐕

This rare type of skin cancer arises from the apocrine sweat glands in your dog’s skin. It’s called basaloid due to the appearance of the tumor cells under a microscope.

🧐 What to look for:
🔹 Firm lumps or nodules on the skin
🔹 Ulcerated or inflamed skin lesions
🔹 Areas that don’t heal or change over time

📍 These tumors can appear anywhere but are often found in areas with high concentrations of sweat glands (like the head, neck, or limbs).

🩺 Diagnosis requires a biopsy and microscopic examination. Treatment usually involves surgical removal, and in some cases, additional therapy like radiation may be needed.

💡 Early detection is key. If you notice an unusual skin mass on your dog, don’t wait—get it checked by your vet.

Severe cutaneous myiasis (maggot wound), treated with secondary and primary intention healing.
19/05/2025

Severe cutaneous myiasis (maggot wound), treated with secondary and primary intention healing.

Diaphragmatic Hernia with Partial Spenectomyt in a Cat!Cat had a chronic diaphragmatic hernia, with part of its spleen s...
19/05/2025

Diaphragmatic Hernia with Partial Spenectomyt in a Cat!

Cat had a chronic diaphragmatic hernia, with part of its spleen stuck due to tissue adhesion within the thoracic cavity. To avoid severe bleeding a portion of the adhered speeln was removed.

01/04/2025

Good news, pet parents! 🐾 We’re back to our regular hours and ready to care for your furry friends 7 days a week! 🐶🐱 No need to wait, we’re here for all your pet’s needs.

31/03/2025

Selamat Hari Raya from all of us at AIVC! 🎉🌙 We're taking a little break to celebrate, so we'll be closed on Monday. But don't worry, we’ll be back on Tuesday for over-the-counter purchases! 🐾✨ Wishing you a joyful and blessed Hari Raya – enjoy the festivities with your loved ones!

Address

53, Jalan Panglima Hitam M35/M
Shah Alam
40470

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00
Sunday 10:00 - 13:00
14:00 - 19:00

Telephone

+60147205645

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