PetPlus Pet Clinic | Waggy Tails | Best PET Clinic SPA

Yes, this Kelambakkam clinic looks useful for first-time pet parents who need calm explanations, especially for routine checkups. In the KG review set, 11 praise mentions fall under trust, and one owner wrote that the doctor was “very patient in answering my queries” during a kitten checkup. Staff also appears often in the entity summary, with 17 staff-related mentions and 7 friendly-staff praise signals. Dr. Rajesh is named 4 times, so the doctor relationship is a real part of the feedback, not a generic clinic note. Still, ask your questions clearly at the start of the visit, especially about food, vaccines, and follow-up care, so you leave with steps you can follow at home.

Dr. Rajesh gets specific positive mentions for friendly pet handling, with his name appearing 4 times in the KG entity summary. One review says, “Rajesh is so friendly with pets and takes good care of them,” while another says the doctors are kind and gentle with the babies. The review tags also mark gentle handling as positive, and handling appears 5 times in the aspect summary. That makes this a reasonable choice for dogs or cats that need slower handling, including kittens and larger breeds like the German Shepherd mentioned in the KG data. For an anxious pet, call before you go, explain the temperament, and ask whether a quieter slot is possible within the 4-9pm window.

Yes, the KG data points to routine medical visits and some common illness concerns, but serious cases need clear follow-up planning. The condition mentions include ear, infection, breathing, vaccination, and vomiting, and one owner specifically wrote about an “Excellent experience of taking Sasha here for ear infection.” Another review says the doctor diagnosed the pet’s problem and cured it perfectly. At the same time, the complaint set includes 1 misdiagnosis theme and a serious negative outcome quote, so this is not feedback to ignore. Use the clinic for checkups, vaccines, and first assessment, but ask for the diagnosis, warning signs, medicines, and when to seek emergency or second-opinion care.

Expect mixed feedback on waiting and follow-up, despite many positive care comments. The listing hours are a simple 4-9pm schedule every day, which is useful for evening visits, but wait-time sentiment is negative in the listing tags and wait appears 3 times in the KG aspect summary. Complaint themes also include long wait with 3 mentions, including a review about repeated follow-ups and delays. This does not mean every visit runs late, but it does mean owners should plan with some buffer. Before leaving home, call the clinic, confirm the doctor is available, ask whether appointments are running on time, and request a clear callback plan if your pet needs review after treatment.

Cleanliness comes through as a positive signal, but the clinic-spa mix is worth clarifying before you book. The listing tags mark cleanliness as positive, and KG aspect data has 5 cleanliness mentions plus 3 clean-hygiene praise signals. One owner described a “neat experience,” and another praised educated doctors and kind attendees. However, one review also says Waggy Tails is a pet grooming facility, not a pet care clinic, which suggests owners may be reacting to both clinic and grooming services under the same listing. If you are booking grooming, ask where it is done, how tools are cleaned, and whether clinic patients and grooming pets are handled separately during busy evening hours.

Charges may not be fully predictable unless you ask upfront, because the KG has value praise but no clean price mentions. Value appears 11 times in the aspect summary and affordable has 5 praise mentions, so several owners seem comfortable with the cost. But price_mentions is empty, and one KG quote says the concern was that they “do not have fixed charges.” The listing also has no dedicated website, so you cannot easily compare service menus or fee ranges before visiting. Before treatment, ask for consultation fees, injection or medicine costs, grooming charges if relevant, and whether follow-up visits are billed separately. Get the estimate before tests, repeat visits, or non-routine procedures.