A clinic built around calm.
Kukur means dog and biralo means cat. We started with one exam room and a promise: never rush an animal, never surprise an owner with the bill. Today there are three vets, a cat-only wing and a small pet hotel out back.
Our vets.
Fictional team for this concept site.
On the wall, and online.
Visit fees include the exam and advice. Medicines, tests and vaccines are priced and agreed with you before we start.
Things owners ask us.
Do you see street dogs and cats?
Yes. Neighbours who bring in a street animal pay a reduced fee, and on Kukur Tihar their check-ups are free.
Should I neuter my pet?
For most dogs and cats, yes: it prevents unwanted litters and several cancers. We usually neuter at about six months. Book a surgery consult to talk it through.
What if my pet bites or panics?
Tell us when you book. We give nervous pets the first or last slot of the day, a quiet room and more time. Muzzles are a last resort, not a first step.
Can I pay with eSewa or Khalti?
Yes, plus cash, card and bank transfer. You pay after the visit, never before.
Do you do house calls?
For old or very anxious pets inside the Ring Road, yes, on Saturday mornings. Call us to arrange one.