Why you should choose "small five VET CLINIC“ for moving your pets?

1. We are professionals and care personally for your animal until it leaves the country.
2. We do everything from A like „Anti-rabies shot“ to Z for „Zero stress“.
3. We are a veterinary clinic and registered agent. Therefore we do not outsource tests (unless it is necessary to send them to an international accredited lab). We prepare all samples in our own laboratory.
4. Involvment of a vet is manadtory in order to process permits, blood samples, do micro chipping,…
5. We have an animal ambulance where we can transport several pets safely with or without crates. If you wish we pick them from your home and deliver them to the airport (or vice versa).
6. We are a family business and understand that moving is a costly and stressful experience for human and animal alike. Choose from our wide range of customized offers.
7. Last but not least we have a lot of experience and love what we do:
• Pet relocation to Botswana
• Movement to South Africa
• and many more … that now happily live in the UK, Germany, Dubai and other places all over the world.

  

KVA Veterinary Clinician of the Year 2017/2018

We are proud to announce that our own Dr. Gabriel Ouma is the “KVA Veterinary Clinician of the Year 2017/2018”. The award ceremony was held during “World Rabies Day Celebrations” at Acacia Premier Hotel Kisumu.

This award recognizes a veterinarian who has excelled in offering quality clinical veterinary service which is sensitive to the needs of the animals under his/her care and provides good customer service to the owner of the animals.

 The nominees will be considered on the total impact of their work within the locality they operate in and their ability to mentor the younger veterinarians. All this was not possible without your support and the teamwork of the "small five VET CLINIC Team". We say a big THANK YOU!!

  

World Rabies Day 2017

Dr. Dennis Maube of our "small five VET CLINIC Team" participated in the "World Rabies Day 2017" in Kisumu.

 

Here are some more pictures on flickr and the Kenya Veterinary Association website.