Medical Information
For First-Time Visitors
About Appointments
Appointments are not required for general consultations, including vaccines. On the day of your visit, you will be examined in the order in which you arrive. However, you can be admitted earlier if you fill in your name and other necessary information on “Check-in” online before the consultation begins. Please contact our staff for details.
Surgery, teeth cleaning, and echocardiography require prior consultation and appointment.
Points to note when visiting the clinic
If you have an animal insurance card, vaccine certificate, etc., please bring them with you when you visit the hospital. If you are transferring from another hospital, please also bring any past examination data or medications.
To prevent accidents, please keep your pet in a carrier or on a leash when visiting the hospital and in the waiting room. If you do not have a carrier or leash, please feel free to ask us to lend you one.
Payment Methods
Cash, credit card, Paypay
Opening Hours
Opening Hours
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Tue
Wed
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Fri
Sat
Sun
9am-12pm
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4pm-7pm
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Animals treated
Dogs
Cats
Rabbits
※ Please call us in advance for animals other than dogs and cats.
Departments we treat
We provide a wide range of comprehensive medical services including internal medicine, surgery, dermatology, neurology, cardiology, orthopedics, gastroenterology, urology, ophthalmology, dentistry, and oncology.
In particular, we collaborate with specialists belonging to the group on surgery and internal medicine.
Treatments we can provide
Preventive Medicine
Filaria prevention
Parasite prevention (fleas, ticks, roundworms, etc.)
Mixed vaccination
Rabies vaccination
Health checkup
Neutering and sterilization
Others
Microchip
We also offer microchipping services at our hospital. Please feel free to consult with our staff if you wish to have your pet microchipped.
FIP Treatment
We are handling the FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) treatment drug, Molnupilavir (product name: Ragebrio). Please consult with our veterinarian if you wish to use it.
Specialized Outpatient Oncology Care
Our specialized outpatient oncology care is available twice a month on Thursdays.
Appointments are required in advance, so please contact our staff if you wish to schedule a visit.
Akira Inoue
Veterinarian
Biography
Graduated from the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University
Affiliations
Veterinary Oncology Society
Director of the Japanese Society of Veterinary Oncology/Editor-in-Chief of JONCOL
Vice Director of Niimi Masanori Clinic
Qualifications
Doctor of Medicine, Certified Doctor of Veterinary Oncology, Type I
I’m Inoue, in charge of the oncology department. In recent years, the lifespan of dogs and cats has increased, and tumors, which are more likely to occur as they get older, just like in humans, are one of the leading causes of death in dogs and cats. In recent years, diagnosis and treatment at the same level as medicine have become possible. We can provide various treatment options other than standard tumor treatments (surgery, radiation, and anticancer drugs) and standard treatments, so please feel free to contact us if you are having trouble with a tumor.
Specialist Outpatient Care
In addition to our regular general medical services, we also provide consultations by specialists who are well versed in various fields.
We also accept second opinions. Please feel free to consult with us.
Outpatient Oncology
The first Thursday of every month *Please contact us in advance.
About animal welfare activities/TNR
In order to reduce the number of unfortunate cats and dogs, we are actively conducting sterilization surgeries and educational activities. We sterilized approximately 800 stray cats per year.
