Monster Pet Vet

04/01/2024

The Monster team will be attending and celebrating the wedding of a valued colleague this Saturday. Please take note of the clinic closure and we will see you all back on Monday!

20/12/2023

CHRISTMAS CLOSURE DATES! Happy holidays everyone!

31/01/2023

Dear clients, please note that we will be closed on the 1st of February for company stock-take. For any emergencies, please visit your nearby vet/emergency hospital. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. Thank you!

21/01/2023

Happt lunar new year everybunny! 🐰祝您兔年幸福， 身体健康， 年年有余🍊🍊

22/01/2022

Dear clients,

Please note that we will be closed from the 29th of January (Saturday) till the 3rd of February (Friday) for the Lunar New Year.

Operations will resume on the 4th of February (Friday).

Thank you and have a Happy New Year!!!🐯🧧

21/07/2021

In light of the recent Covid situation, we will be back to drop offs for contactless consults effective from 22/7/21 Thursday.
Thank you everyone for all your kind support and we will strive to do our best your furry loved ones. 💙

24/12/2020

Dear clients, please note that we will be closed on X'mas eve (24/12) from 1pm onwards and we are closed on Christmas day (25/12). If you need to see a vet for an emergency, please head down to your nearest vet clinic that is available or to any of the 24hour emergency clinics. Thank you and have a Merry Christmas!

15/10/2020

GOOD NEWS EVERYONE! THE RABBIT VACCINES FOR RHDV HAVE ARRIVED AT OUR CLINIC!

The FILAVAC Vaccine is effective against both RHDV1 and 2 strains. It has been indicated for use for rabbits from 10 weeks of age and the onset of immunity will be 1 week from the vaccination date.

We are now taking in appointments to see rabbits for the vaccinations. Please give us a call at 6327 9148 if you would like to book your bunny in with us or if you have more questions! Thank you!!!

05/10/2020

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT NOT AVAILABLE (WIRECARD)

Dear clients,

In light of the recent Wirecard incident, we are not able to process any forms of Credit Cards as there is currently no alternative terminals available for Credit Card method of payment.

Therefore, please understand that we, for the time being, only accept Bank Transfer, PayNow/PayLah, NETS or Cash until a new terminal service provider is found.

We are deeply sorry for the inconvenience caused and we aim to resume back the service as swiftly as possible.

Thank you for your understanding.
Monster Pet Vet

19/09/2020

Dear clients,

With regards to the recent detection of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease in Singapore, Monster Pet Vet is in contact with the relevant government agencies and we are working to import the vaccines as soon as possible.

Until we get the vaccines in, our clinic has implemented the following measures to prevent any further outbreaks.

-Staff members are following a strict protocol of not handling different bunny patients at the same time. We are also doing thorough disinfection cleanings after every bunny. This is to prevent cross-contamination between patients.

- Bunny patients at our clinic are being housed in alternate cages to maximise space in between them to prevent any close contact.

- Bunny waste matters and leftover food materials are being disposed off properly with minimal exposure to the environment.

Monster Pet Vet would like to advise our clients to remain vigilant and practice good personal hygiene after contact with any bunnies around them.

Please ensure that you wash your hands with soap after interacting with your bunnies and please upkeep good husbandry practices.

Please also keep away from exposure to other bunnies and to the outdoors. Do not engage in bunny parties or playdates and try to keep all bunnies indoors, away from soil and insects (can be carriers of the disease).

If you notice that your bunny has fallen ill, please keep them isolated and have them seen by a vet immediately. However, if they are healthy and happy, please hold off on all elective veterinary and grooming appointments until they have been vaccinated.

For more information, please visit https://www.nparks.gov.sg/news/2020/9/detection-of-rabbit-haemorrhagic-disease or call us at 6327 9148. Thank you for your understanding during this period of time.

The Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS), a cluster of the National Parks Board (NParks), has confirmed the first detection of Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD) in local pet rabbits on 16 September. RHD primarily affects rabbits and is a highly contagious, acute and fatal disease. However, it is not zo...

24/08/2020

The little lop is recovering very well 2days post op from her liver torsion surgery.

24/08/2020

*WARNING* graphic photos.*

Liver torsion is a sudden and deadly condition that can mimic signs of gut stasis. Bunnies usually exhibit sudden decrease in appetite, hunching/crouching, little/no poo, depressed and quiet and pale gums.
If not dealt with quickly, most bunnies will pass away from this horrible condition! It is not known what causes the liver to twist, but it happens more commonly in lops.
When the liver twists, blood vessels tear and there is bleeding within the abdomen 😖This usually results in anaemia (Low blood count) and a blood transfusion is often needed. If you have a healthy bun 1-4yrs old, >1.8kg and would like to be on our bunny blood donor list to help save another bun’s life, do drop us an email at [email protected]!