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Contact Information
| Phone | 085916 59398 |
|---|---|
| Address | Dr SS Rao Marg, near Gandhi Hospital, Parel East, Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400012, India |
| Website | http://www.bombayspca.org/ |
| Location | 18.9983029, 72.8417873 |
Opening Hours
| Monday: Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday: Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday: Open 24 hours |
| Thursday: Open 24 hours |
| Friday: Open 24 hours |
| Saturday: Open 24 hours |
| Sunday: Open 24 hours |
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If you love your pet then, don't go in this hospital. Because it's not a hospital, it's a source of earning money for them. They are playing with our feelings and emotions. After that they will get a big bill with extra charges. Some charges are not belong to your pet service or treatment but they adding it. Because you are in emotional situation for your pet. I suggest don't go in this hospital. You may have to go in the private hospital which is give you better treatment for your pets. I have lost my pet during treatment because they are careless and heartless persons. One of the doctor are said that to kill my dog with injection during treatment. That's why I am saying that this place is for earning money for them !!
This was honestly one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had at a veterinary hospital. The doctor and staff were extremely arrogant, dismissive, and completely lacking in basic courtesy. There was absolutely no sense of supervision, accountability, or professional ethics.
Instead of feeling reassured, I felt frustrated and helpless. The entire setup felt disorganized and careless, as if patient care was not the priority at all. It was a complete waste of time and money — and what’s worse, our beloved pets deserve compassion and sensitivity, not indifference and trauma.
If you truly care about your pets, please think twice before bringing them here. They deserve a safe, caring, and professional environment — not this.
This hospital does not deserve even a single star We had our cat admitted at this Hospital for around 13–14 days.She had severe dental issues, and the doctors suggested surgery. However, due to low creatinine levels, they said the surgery could not be performed.Despite this, one doctor removed one of her teeth without giving anaesthesia, which caused active bleeding. If surgery was not possible, she should have been discharged the same day. Instead, they kept her admitted.The next day, when we went to see her, we were suddenly told to take her home, saying she would be fine at home. We were completely shocked at how casually the discharge was done.After bringing her home, her condition started deteriorating rapidly. For the next 5 days she did not eat anything, her gums changed color, her mouth became swollen, and she was clearly in pain.Before all this, she was active, walking around, eating properly, and responding when we called her by name. She was stable before admission for surgery.We don’t know what injection or treatment was given, but from that night onwards and especially the next day, her condition kept worsening.Sadly, she passed away today.This has been extremely traumatic for us. We trusted the hospital with our pet, but the lack of proper communication, questionable treatment decisions, and sudden discharge have left us heartbroken. We expected better care and accountability from a government animal hospital what we went through here is something no pet parent should ever experience
This animal hospital was constructed on the land donated by late Jamshedaji Tata. The building has terminus construed as dates back as 1888 and thus it carries a legacy of around 150 yrs.
The OPD is run by the government and administration and admission is private. The faculty are experienced but the care is just like a typical government run hospitals across the country.
The general ward has 4 to 5 tables (in the open) to handle and care the animals which doesn't require admission or for patients who can't afford.
Rest they have private wards with Ac rooms and some have even attached bath , incase your pet requires a longer and critical care.
One can see Feline , Canine , Bovine and all such animals and even Eagles and Hawks undergoing treatment.
Cremation services are too convenient, easy and humane. Staff posted at the Crematorium are extremely helpful. I will remain thankful to the team for their support, assistance and cooperation. Special thanks to Dr Kiran Deshmukh for his care, affection and treatment for my beloved Dexter (Dog, Male, 15 years) (2010-2025). RIP