PoochieS' Pet Clinic

Yes, Dr. Priyanka is the clearest doctor signal in the review analysis, with 12 named mentions, plus 3 more for Dr. Priyanka Bordoloi. Pet parents describe her as polite, dedicated, and skilled, with one Beagle parent saying, "Priyanka has been truly amazing with my beagle, Enzo." The KG praise themes also connect this clinic with trustworthy care, friendly staff, and skilled doctor feedback. That makes it a strong fit when you want a known vet rather than a rotating team. Before visiting, call +91 78389 78015 and ask whether Dr. Priyanka is available for your preferred slot.

Gentle handling looks like one of the strongest signals here, with the listing data marking gentle handling as positive and the KG showing 9 handling mentions. Review language is warm and pet-focused: one parent calls it "a perfect place for my fur baby," while another says the doctor is "very good and extremely polite." Staff is also the highest NER aspect, with 19 staff mentions, so the care experience seems to depend on people interaction, not just treatment. For nervous dogs, carry previous records, mention bite fear or touch sensitivity at the start, and ask the team to keep the first few minutes slow.

Yes, the review KG has specific breed signals for both Beagle and Shih Tzu, which is useful because small and medium breeds can need different handling. One quoted review names a Beagle, Enzo, and says Priyanka was "truly amazing" with him. The neighborhood breed distribution also records Beagle and Shih Tzu mentions for vets in Block 14, Press Colony, Subhash Nagar. This does not prove breed specialisation, but it does show real pet parents with these breeds have used the clinic. If your dog is a Shih Tzu or Beagle, ask about skin, ear, eye, and weight checks during the appointment.

Yes, the listed hours are unusually convenient: 10am to 8pm every day from Monday through Sunday. That daily schedule is a practical advantage for working pet parents in Subhash Nagar who cannot manage weekday morning visits. The broader listing record has 441 Google reviews, so the schedule sits alongside a reasonably large public feedback base, not a thin listing. There is no website in the listing data, though, so online booking details are limited. Call ahead before leaving, especially on Sunday evenings, and ask whether the doctor, vaccination stock, or any planned diagnostic service is available that day.

Cleanliness feedback is positive overall, but crowding is worth checking before you go. The listing data marks cleanliness as positive, and the KG has a clean hygiene praise theme with 3 mentions. One review also says the place is well maintained with a good variety of quality pet products. At the same time, the KG records one overcrowded complaint theme, so a busy hour may feel less calm than the average review suggests. For puppies, senior dogs, or anxious dogs, phone first and ask for a quieter time. Carry a mat or towel so your dog can settle while waiting.

Value feedback is positive, but you should still clarify costs before treatment starts. The KG records affordable as a praise theme with 5 mentions, and value appears 6 times in the NER aspect tags. Review snippets describe "excellent treatment" and strong care, while the complaint themes include 2 upselling signals, so the fair reading is mixed: many pet parents feel satisfied, but a few may have felt extra services were suggested. Since there are no price mentions in the KG, ask for consultation, vaccination, test, medicine, and follow-up costs separately. That makes the visit easier to judge before you approve anything.