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A dog and a cat walk into a hospital

Tata Trust’s new small animal hospital in Mahalaxmi seems like something we’ve all been waiting for. Two species put it to the test

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Pradnya Hattiangadi, Matunga-resident, is a canine behaviourist. Kiss works as a therapy dog with children on the spectrum; Feroz’s existence is a gift to humankind. Pic/Ashish Raje; (right) Feroz impersonated a stray cat in need of a general check-up

Pradnya Hattiangadi, Matunga-resident, is a canine behaviourist. Kiss works as a therapy dog with children on the spectrum; Feroz’s existence is a gift to humankind. Pic/Ashish Raje; (right) Feroz impersonated a stray cat in need of a general check-up

The city that goes on morchas for community dogs got a new veterinary hospital this week, under a name synonymous for animal welfare and related charity. The city already has many trusted specialty hospitals with passionate vets: Dr Leena Dalal’s PetZone has branches in Powai, Mahalakshmi, Churchgate; Dr Umesh Karkare’s Happy Tails in Deonar and Khar, Dr Sangeeta Vengsarkar Shah has been one of, if not the, first veterinary cardiologists (Shivaji Park); There’s Crown Vet in Worli and Khar, Cessna in Belapur and The Vet (Eye Vet, Cancer Vet and Ortho Vet) in Chembur. All of them offer specialised care for kidney or orthopaedic needs, in-house diagnostics (blood tests, X-Rays, ECGs, ultrasounds), and surgeries. And attached pharmacies.

So what can Tata Trusts offer? Real estate and infrastructure, we found.

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