Veterinary Teaching Hospital, IAAS TU Paklihawa

21/11/2025

Today at our Teaching Hospital, we performed a life-saving blood transfusion in a Japanese Spitz named Kimchi. The patient presented with severe weakness and pale mucous membranes, and a complete blood count revealed marked anemia with an RBC count of only 1.53 million/µL.

After blood typing and cross-matching, a compatible donor was selected and whole blood transfusion was administered under continuous monitoring. Kimchi responded well during the procedure, with gradual improvement in perfusion and activity.

This case highlights the importance of quick diagnosis, proper transfusion protocols, and supportive care in managing severe anemia in small-breed dogs.

20/12/2023

A responsible pet owner Mr. Avinash Kumar Gupta brought his Sultan; a 13 months old bitch for preventative health care to our Veterinary Teaching Hospital. He discussed about the reproductive health of its dog with our clinician Dr. Keshav Lamsal and made a decision of doing Ovariohysterectomy.
This procedure, commonly known as spaying, involved the removal of both the ovaries and uterus in a female animal.
The case not only showcased the expertise of our veterinary team but also underscored the importance of such procedures in preventing reproductive-related health issues. Students and practitioners alike gleaned invaluable insights into surgical techniques, patient care, and the broader impact of responsible pet management during this enlightening presentation.

18/12/2023

A 2-year-old pregnant Doe with a history of dystocia was referred to Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Paklihawa. The owner mentioned a prior instance of dystocia as a consequences of large buck service, to which fetotomy was performed.Prostaglandin administration proved ineffective this time, consequently cesarean section has to be performed by our clinician.During the surgery, two large dead fetuses each weighing 2 kg were found to be in an abnormal positioning; interlocked with anterior and posterior presentations respectively. Thus, both the dead fetuses were successfully taken out with well accomplishment of the surgery.
Thanks to our Clinician Dr Keshav Lamsal and assistant Ram Bharosh Yadav.

18/12/2023

From the flock of 3500 Broiler birds, two (Cob 500) were brought to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital (VTH), Paklihawa for Post-mortem. PM Lesion shows pericarditis, perihepatitis, fragile liver, necrotic left femur head, exudates in the bursa of Fabricius and haemorrhagic trachea. Initial treatment was done symptomatically. For the furthur diagnosis the sample were sent to the lab.

12/12/2023

A six year old local breed bitch weighing 11.5 kg suffering with dystocia was presented to VTH, paklihawa .
The owner informed as the Pet had already given birth to one puppy before admitting to VTH.
After the medical treatment, she gave normal birth to 2 puppies and mother is in good condition.
Veterinary teaching hospital is always ready to serve you . So please feel free to communicate.

09/12/2023

𝐎𝐯𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐨𝐡𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐲(𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠): is the surgical removal of the female reproductive organ, specifically the uterus and ovaries.It is recommended for all dogs that are not entered into breeding programs as the benefit greatly outweigh the risks.

𝐁𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐟𝐢𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐬𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐝𝐨𝐠𝐬:
1)It prevent the life-threating health conditions like;
>Uterine prolapse
>Ovarian cancer
>Uterine cancer
>Pyometra
>Dystocia
Unspayed female dogs have an 85% higher rate of developing breast cancer than spayed female dogs.
2)Highly effective for preventing reproduction and overpopulation of dogs.
3) Behavioral problems, such as aggression can also be corrected.

Spaying of the Baby was done at Veterinary Teaching Hospital by Our Clinician Dr Keshav Lamsal and Assistant Professor Dr Krishna Khadka.

Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Paklihawa is always ready to serve. Please feel free to communicate.









📸: Tamang

06/12/2023

A 18 months old dog named Husky was presented at Veterinary Teaching Hospital, with the history of seizures since yesterday.
The dog was febrile , anorexic and lethargic.
On clinical examination the dog was found to have ocular and nasal discharge along with pneumonic signs.
The initial suspection was Canine Distemper. Furthur confirmation was done by Rapid test kit which was found to be positive.

Such viral diseases have no specific treatment.
So, we humbly request to all the pet owners for their complete pet vaccination.
Veterinary Teaching Hospital is eager to serve you beyond its territory and with efficient treatment facilities.
So, please feel free to communicate!

27/11/2023

A 4-month bovine calf from Nawalparasi immensely suffering from anuria from 3 days was presented at VTH today.

Chet Narayan Pandey, the calf owner had examined the calf with local treatment for 3 days and on increasing severity of the case, he brought the calf to our hospital. The case was diagnosed as urinary blockage and the bladder was intact which was confirmed by ultrasonography.

After the diagnosis and a detail talk with the calf owner, the tube cystotomy was performed. Foley Catheter was inserted inside urinary bladder to help the calf micturate and finally get relief from the pain.

All were happy to see the calf standing back after the accomplishment of the surgery.
Special thanks go to our Surgeon Dr. Ganga Psd Yadav and Clinician Dr. Keshav Lamsal for successfully performing the surgery.

Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Paklihawa is eager to serve beyond its territory and is always ready with its efficient treatment facilities.

So, please feel free to communicate!

26/11/2023

Update on our beloved furry friend!

An adorable furry friend Japanese Spitz, of 2 years old and weighing 4.5 kg, owned by Prem Bahadur Chhetri was presented to the veterinary teaching hospital with abdominal swelling on the right side. Before Fortnite, she had encountered a Husky companion, resulting in an unexpected attack around the lower abdominal and inguinal region. The Ultrasound was carried out by our clinician and the case was diagnosed as a Traumatic hernia.
The dog had quite long surgery but at the end the surgery was successful and now the condition of the Angel is good. Teaching Hospital is always ready to serve. Please feel free to communicate

26/07/2023

Post-mortem of a poultry bird was performed in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Paklihawa Campus by our clinician Dr. Keshav Lamsal and internee students. The bird was suspected with bacterial infection along with parasitic infestations. Few glimpses of the post-mortem are:
Pic 📸Apexya Thapa Magar

17/07/2023

Congratulations 🎉❤️ and Welcome officially in Veterinary Teaching Hospital Paklihawa as a Clinician.

08/05/2023

With the aim of continuing community animal welfare and promoting awareness among the local people, Nepal Veterinary Students’ Association Paklihawa (NVSA Paklihawa) in coordination with Veterinary Teaching Hospital, IAAS TU Paklihawa is going to organize a "Free Animal Health and Infertility Camp with Medicine Distribution" at Sidhharthanagar-11, Bhujauli. This camp is supported by the Siddharthanagar-11 ward office, Bhujauli, and veterinary internship students from Gono University, Bangladesh.

This Camp is targeted to benefit the poor farmers around Sidhharthanagar-11, Bhujauli, who are unaware of animal health, zoonosis, and animal welfare.

With the aim of continuing community animal welfare and promoting awareness among the local people, Nepal Veterinary Students’ Association Paklihawa (NVSA Paklihawa) is going to organize a "Free Animal Health and Infertility Camp with Medicine Distribution" at Sidhharthanagar-11, Bhujauli. This camp is supported by the Siddharthanagar-11 ward office, Bhujauli, and veterinary internship students from Gono University, Bangladesh.

This Camp is targeted to benefit the poor farmers around Sidhharthanagar-11, Bhujauli, who are unaware of animal health, zoonosis, and animal welfare.