Established in 2015, CT Vet is a trusted veterinary clinic in Iskandar Puteri (Gelang Patah) and Kangkar Pulai (Pulai Mutiara), Johor Bahru. We provide comprehensive and advanced veterinary care for cats, dogs, avian species, and exotic pets.
Our services also include Pet In-House PCR testing, veterinary endoscopy, and minimally invasive surgery such as laparoscopic spaying, veterinary heart scans (echocardiography), dental scaling, spaying, castration, and medical check-ups.
Equipped with modern facilities such as digital X-ray imaging and electro physiotherapy using INDIBA®, enabling accurate diagnosis, effective treatment, and faster recovery.
Feature separate cat and dog waiting areas for a stress-free visit.
Open 24-hours, providing flexible care for busy pet owners.
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Dr Siti Nadzirah Binti
Zulkiffle
Clinical Director & Head of Veterinarian
Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS), Endoscopy
Dr Fabian Dewangga
Putra Warsito
Veterinarian
Exotic Pet Medicine
Dr Fatin Nur Ain Binti
Kamarul Bahrin
Veterinarian
Veterinary Dentistry
Dr Galuh Enggar
Pangestika
Veterinarian
Cardiology
Dr Devi Aprilia
Faradisa
Veterinarian
Oncology
Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a small camera to allow veterinarians to examine certain areas inside a pet’s body for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Your veterinarian may recommend endoscopy if your pet has certain conditions that require a closer examination, such as persistent vomiting, digestive issues, swallowed foreign objects, or selected urinary problems.
Common signs include:
Endoscopy is a less invasive approach that may be suitable for certain cases. However, the most appropriate treatment depends on your pet’s condition and veterinarian assessment.
Pets are given appropriate anaesthesia or sedation during the procedure to ensuretheir comfort.
Most endoscopic procedures require anaesthesia or sedation to keep pets comfortable and allow the procedure to be performed safely.
In selected cases, endoscopy may help remove certain foreign objects depending on their size, location, and type.
The duration depends on the type of procedure and your pet’s condition. Your veterinarian will advise based on your pet’s case.
Recovery time depends on the procedure performed and your pet’s overall condition. Many pets may recover faster compared to more invasive procedures when endoscopy is suitable.
FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease) refers to a group of conditions affecting a cat’s lower urinary tract, including problems involving urination.
Signs may include:
Some urinary problems can become serious, especially if a cat cannot urinate. Immediate veterinary assessment is recommended if your cat shows difficulty urinating.
This may indicate a urinary problem. A cat that cannot pass urine requires urgent veterinary attention.
Some urinary conditions may recur depending on the underlying cause. Your veterinarian can advise on prevention and long-term management.
Examples include:
Some emergency conditions can worsen quickly. If you notice serious symptoms, it is safer to seek veterinary advice as soon as possible.
Sudden weakness, collapse, or inability to move normally may require urgent assessment.
Breathing difficulties should be treated as an emergency. Seek veterinary care immediately.
Heavy bleeding or bleeding that does not stop requires urgent veterinary attention.
Yes, emergency cases are welcome. If possible, please contact the clinic before
arriving so our team can prepare and ensure your pet receives the appropriate
attention upon arrival.
Bring:
Emergency cases may require additional monitoring, diagnostics, or treatment depending on the severity of the
A heart scan (echocardiography) is an imaging procedure that allows veterinarians to assess the structure and function of your pet’s heart.
A heart scan may be recommended if your pet shows signs of heart problems or if your veterinarian needs further evaluation.
Look out for:
Yes, heart conditions can affect pets of different ages depending on the condition.
No. A heart scan is a non-invasive procedure and is generally comfortable for pets.
Most heart scans do not require anaesthesia. Your veterinarian will advise based on your pet’s situation.
The duration depends on the assessment required and your pet’s cooperation.
Management depends on the type and severity of the heart condition. Early assessment helps veterinarians recommend appropriate care.
CT VET provides veterinary care for selected exotic pets. Please contact the clinic toconfirm availability for your specific pet species.
Exotic pets have different health needs compared to cats and dogs, so veterinary assessment by a team familiar with these species is important.
Signs may include:
Loss of appetite in rabbits can be a serious concern and should be assessed by a veterinarian.
Many exotic animals may hide signs of illness, so early changes in behaviour or eating habits should not be ignored.
Yes, CT VET treats selected reptile species. Please contact our team to confirm whether your reptile species can be accommodated.
The frequency depends on the species, age, and health condition of the pet.
Dental scaling helps remove plaque and tartar buildup that can affect your pet’s oral health.
Signs include:
Persistent bad breath may indicate dental problems and should be checked.
Before dental procedures, your veterinarian will assess your pet’s health condition and suitability for the procedure.
Dental scaling is commonly performed under anaesthesia to allow proper cleaning and ensure pet safety and comfort.
Regular brushing helps prevent buildup, but existing tartar usually requires professional cleaning.
Frequency depends on your pet’s dental condition, age, breed, and oral health.
Your veterinarian may provide advice on:
Untreated dental issues may affect your pet’s comfort and overall wellbeing, which is why regular dental assessment is important.
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These symptoms may indicate an internal blockage or digestive problem that requires prompt attention. With veterinary endoscopy, our vets can use a small camera to examine your pet’s internal organs and identify the cause without major surgery in suitable cases.
Endoscopy may also help remove swallowed objects, collect tissue samples and assess certain digestive or urinary conditions, allowing for a more accurate diagnosis and potentially faster recovery.
These signs may look like constipation or a simple urinary infection, but they could indicate Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). In severe cases, a urinary blockage can become life-threatening and requires immediate veterinary attention.
Our veterinary team provides prompt assessment and personalised treatment using advanced diagnostic tools, including imaging and endoscopy where appropriate, to identify the cause and help your cat receive the right care quickly.
In an emergency, there is no time to compare clinics. Your pet needs immediate attention.
Our 24-hour emergency veterinary team is ready to quickly assess, stabilise and provide urgent treatment when every minute matters.
Yellow teeth, brown tartar, bleeding gums and difficulty eating are often signs of dental disease, not just normal ageing. Many pet owners only notice the bad breath, but untreated dental problems can cause chronic pain, infection and affect your pet's overall health.
Our veterinary team provides professional dental examinations and treatment to remove tartar, treat infected teeth and restore your pet's oral health. When necessary, procedures are performed under carefully monitored anaesthesia to ensure your pet's safety and comfort throughout the treatment.
Early dental care can relieve pain, improve your pet's quality of life and help prevent more serious complications in the future.
These symptoms should not always be dismissed as normal ageing. They may be early warning signs of an underlying heart condition that needs veterinary attention.
Our veterinary cardiology service includes in-house echocardiography, or heart scans, to help detect heart problems early, monitor existing conditions and guide the most suitable treatment plan for your pet.
These symptoms should not always be dismissed as normal ageing. They may be early warning signs of an underlying heart condition that needs veterinary attention.
Our veterinary cardiology service includes in-house echocardiography, or heart scans, to help detect heart problems early, monitor existing conditions and guide the most suitable treatment plan for your pet.
