Address : 75 Chik Shun Street, Tai Wai, Shatin, N.T.

CONSULTATION by appointment
Tel: 2687 1030

Email: help@taiwaiexotic.com
Fax: 26871077

Temporary change of hours

Dear Client:

Due to the difficulty in recruiting good veterinary surgeons who can deal with exotic animals we are going to be short-staffed this summer. To cope with the difficult situation we are having to change our hours and will be closing early at 7 pm Monday to Friday and 6 pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. Starting 1st May, 2009.

We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Yours sincerely,
Dr. Tiger & Dr. Gail
Tai Wai Small Animal & Exotic Hospital

暫時性的診症時間變動

親愛的客人:

基於本醫院正在招聘有經驗的獸醫 (特別是對珍禽異獸熟悉的) ,因此,將會面對人手短缺的問題。 為了應付這短暫的困難情況,本醫院將於五月一日開始改變診症的時間。
新的診症時間如下:

星期一至五為上午九時至下午七時
星期六、星期日及公眾假期則為上午九時至下午六時。

不便之處,敬請原諒!

此致,
Dr. Tiger & Dr. Gail
大圍珍禽異獸及寵物醫院



Tai Wai Small Animal and Exotic Hospital was set up in the summer of 1997 in Shop B Chik Shun Street by Dr Gail Cochrane and Dr Katriona Bradley ( Dr Tiger). They first met while studying veterinary medicine at Glasgow University in 1983, and came to Hong Kong soon after graduating to escape the rains of Scotland. They worked at the RSPCA, Kadoorie Farm and a private clinic in Hong Kong before deciding to setup their own hospital fully equipped with all the necessary specialist equipment to provide specialist care for ‘exotic' pets as well as the regular cat and dog patients.

Initially there was only Dr Tiger and one vet assistant. As the years went by the clinic grew and grew until it was just too small to cope with the numbers of people wanting to bring their pets to the clinic. We then took over shop C & D and expanded sideways into the beautiful hospital we now have which opened in 2004. We have now been able to employ more staff to help cope with the demand. Currently we have 6 full-time vets, 2 part-time vets and 25+ support staff!

This year we will be adding one more consult room and Dr Gail will be returning to work at the clinic after working as the Veterinary Director for the Animals Asia Foundation for the past seven years.