Unhurried appointments
Time to examine properly, explain the findings and answer the questions you came in with.
Now accepting new patients
Complete veterinary care for the pets you can’t imagine life without.
TATVARA looks after dogs and cats in Bengaluru — from routine health checks and vaccinations through to dentistry, diagnostics and surgery. Unhurried appointments, plain-English explanations, and a clinic designed to keep anxious patients calm.
- Dogs & cats, every life stage
- On-site lab & digital imaging
- Same-day slots for sick pets
Open today
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Answers on the same visit
An in-house laboratory and digital imaging mean many results are ready before you leave.
Low-stress handling
Quiet consulting rooms, a separate cat waiting area and gentle, patient restraint.
Estimates in writing
Costs are discussed and agreed with you before any treatment beyond the consultation.
Veterinary services
Everything your pet needs, under one roof
Routine care and advanced medicine delivered by the same team who already know your pet’s history.
Wellness & preventive exams
A full nose-to-tail examination with a care plan matched to your pet’s age, breed and lifestyle.
- Annual and six-monthly health checks
- Weight, mobility and dental scoring
- Parasite and travel planning
Vaccination & parasite control
Core and lifestyle vaccinations on a schedule built around real risk, not a fixed calendar.
- Puppy and kitten primary courses
- Adult boosters and titre discussion
- Flea, tick and worming programmes
Diagnostics & imaging
In-house bloods, digital radiography and ultrasound to reach a diagnosis quickly and calmly.
- Haematology and biochemistry
- Digital X-ray and ultrasound
- Cytology and rapid screening tests
Dentistry & oral surgery
Dental disease is one of the most common — and most missed — problems we treat in pets.
- Scale, polish and dental charting
- Dental radiography
- Extractions and oral surgery
Surgery & anaesthesia
From neutering to soft-tissue procedures, with individual anaesthetic monitoring throughout.
- Neutering and routine procedures
- Soft-tissue and lump removal
- Multi-modal pain relief and recovery care
Urgent & emergency care
Sick pets are triaged the day you call. If it can’t wait, tell reception and we will make room.
- Same-day triage for unwell patients
- Stabilisation and pain relief
- Referral when specialist care is right
Puppy & kitten care
The first year sets everything up — nutrition, protection, behaviour and a positive view of the vet.
- First-visit health check
- Microchipping and neutering advice
- Socialisation and feeding guidance
Senior & long-term care
Older pets and chronic conditions are managed with regular reviews rather than one-off visits.
- Senior screening and blood pressure
- Arthritis and mobility support
- Diabetes, kidney and thyroid monitoring
If you are worried right now
Some things shouldn’t wait for an appointment
Call us straight away if your pet shows any of the signs listed here. Phoning ahead lets the team prepare for your arrival, which matters more than the few minutes it takes.
Outside opening hours, call the clinic number and follow the recorded instructions for the nearest emergency hospital.
- Difficulty breathing, choking or collapse
- Repeated vomiting, or vomiting with a swollen abdomen
- Straining to urinate — especially male cats
- Suspected poisoning, or eating something harmful
- Road traffic accident, a fall, or any major trauma
- Seizures, or sudden disorientation
- Bleeding that will not stop
- Difficulty giving birth
Our approach
Medicine that gets explained, not just performed
The hardest part of a vet visit is rarely the examination — it is not knowing what is happening or what it will cost. We work the other way round: findings first, options second, a written estimate before anything is agreed.
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Continuity of care. Wherever possible you see the same vet, so nothing gets lost between visits.
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Cat-considerate by design. A separate waiting area and quiet handling for patients who find the clinic overwhelming.
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Honest about options. Including the option to monitor, to refer, or to do nothing at all when that is genuinely best.
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Follow-up as standard. We check in after procedures and significant illnesses, not only when you chase us.
What a first visit looks like
Roughly 30 minutes, and no surprises.
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Settle in
Reception takes your details and shows you to the dog or cat waiting area. Nervous patients can wait in the car and be called through.
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Examination & discussion
A full clinical exam, your observations from home, and a plain explanation of what we find — including what we have ruled out.
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A plan you agreed to
Treatment options with costs in writing, medication explained at the desk, and a follow-up date if one is needed.
Care through life
What good care looks like at every age
Pets age faster than we do, and their needs change with them. Here is how we structure care across a lifetime.
First year
Puppies & kittens
The foundation year: protection against infectious disease, correct nutrition, and making the clinic somewhere they are happy to come back to.
- Primary vaccination course
- Microchipping and registration
- Neutering discussion and timing
- Diet, growth and socialisation advice
One to seven years
Adult pets
The years where prevention does the heavy lifting. An annual examination catches most problems while they are still small and inexpensive to treat.
- Annual health check and boosters
- Dental assessment and home-care plan
- Weight and body condition tracking
- Year-round parasite protection
Seven years and over
Senior pets
Age is not a disease, but it does hide them. Six-monthly reviews and simple screening find kidney, thyroid and joint problems early.
- Six-monthly senior examinations
- Blood and urine screening
- Blood pressure assessment
- Arthritis, comfort and mobility support
Inside the clinic
Purpose-built rooms for every kind of visit
Consulting, diagnostics and surgery each have their own space — which keeps waiting areas quieter and recovery calmer.
Consulting rooms
Unhurried appointments with room for the whole family, and a non-slip table at a comfortable height.
Diagnostics & dental suite
Digital radiography, dental imaging and an in-house laboratory, so most answers arrive the same day.
Sterile surgical theatre
A dedicated theatre kept separate from consulting, with a nurse monitoring every anaesthetic from start to finish.
The team
The people who will know your pet
Vets, nurses and a reception team who recognise your pet’s name — and remember what happened last time.
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In their words
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Book a visit
Tell us about your pet, and we’ll take it from there
Send a request and reception will confirm a time that works. If your pet is unwell today, please call instead — it is faster, and we can triage over the phone.
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You send the request
Takes about a minute. No account, no card details.
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Reception calls you back
To confirm the time, the vet, and how long to allow.
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You get a reminder
A short message the day before, with anything to prepare.
Prefer to speak to someone?
Demo build — the form validates and confirms locally. Connect it to the clinic’s inbox or booking system before going live.
Common questions
Asked often, answered honestly
If your question isn’t here, call the clinic — reception would rather answer it now than have you worry about it.
Call +91 89789 70614Do you see emergencies and walk-ins?
Unwell pets are triaged the day you call, and genuine emergencies are seen straight away. For non-urgent walk-ins we will fit you in where we can, though booked appointments take priority. Please call before setting off — it lets us prepare, and occasionally it saves you the journey.
Which animals do you treat?
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How much will a visit cost?
Reception will tell you the current consultation fee when you book, so there is no guesswork. Beyond the consultation, you will receive a written estimate before anything goes ahead, and we will contact you if a plan needs to change mid-treatment.
My pet is terrified of the vet. What can you do?
Tell us when you book and we will plan around it: a quieter slot, waiting in the car until the room is free, examining on the floor rather than the table, and plenty of food rewards. For pets who find visits genuinely distressing, we can discuss calming medication given at home beforehand.
Do you work with pet insurance?
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What should I bring to a first appointment?
Any previous history and vaccination records (we can request these from your last practice), the names of current medication and food, and a favourite treat. Dogs on a short lead, cats in a secure carrier — and if getting your cat into the carrier is a battle, ask us for the carrier-training guide before you come.
How often should a healthy pet be seen?
Once a year for most adult dogs and cats, alongside their boosters. Puppies and kittens are seen several times in their first year, and we recommend six-monthly checks from around seven years old — pets age quickly enough that a year can hide a lot.
Find us
Where to come, and when we’re open
Opening hours
- Monday – Friday
- 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- Saturday
- 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday
- 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Get in touch
Ready when your pet needs us
Book online in about a minute, or call and speak to reception. New patients are welcome.