Imagine your dog standing beside you in the compound in Makindye, Ntinda, Wakiso, or Kira — then without warning, they suddenly fall, unable to stand, breathing heavily, or completely unresponsive. For many Ugandan dog owners, this moment brings shock, fear, and confusion. Some try to wait, others rush for herbs, sugar water, or roadside advice. […]
Read MoreThe Big Question Ugandan Pet Owners Ask When a dog stops eating in Makindye, a puppy develops diarrhoea in Kawempe, or a cat starts breathing strangely in Ntinda, the first reaction for many Ugandan pet owners is not to rush to a veterinary clinic—it is to ask around. A neighbour suggests herbs, a boda rider […]
Read MoreBringing a dog or cat into Uganda requires careful planning, proper documentation, and strict adherence to veterinary and government regulations. Whether you are relocating to Kampala, moving to areas like Muyenga, Munyonyo, Kololo, Naguru, Buziga, Lubowa, or returning home with your pets, Uganda requires all incoming pets to have a valid import permit. These regulations […]
Read MoreAcross Uganda—especially in busy areas like Kampala, Wakiso, Makindye, Kansanga, Ntinda, Lubowa, and Entebbe—pet misdiagnosis is becoming a silent crisis. Many dogs and cats suffer longer than necessary not because their owners don’t care, but because the right diagnosis wasn’t made early enough. Misdiagnosis is common due to several challenges: limited access to experienced veterinarians, […]
Read MoreWhy Pet Ultrasound Scans Matter in Kampala As Kampala’s pet-loving community continues to grow in areas like Makindye, Muyenga, Kisaasi, Naguru, Namugongo, and Lubowa, veterinary clinics now see more cases that require accurate internal diagnosis. Many health problems in dogs and cats cannot be identified through a physical exam alone. This is where ultrasound scanning […]
Read MoreWhy Pet Insurance Matters in Uganda Today Pet ownership in Uganda has transformed dramatically in the past decade. More households in Kampala, Entebbe, Wakiso, Mukono, and fast-growing suburbs like Kira, Makindye, Muyenga, Ntinda, Namugongo, Lubowa, Nansana, and Kololo are embracing dogs and cats as part of the family. And with this shift comes an equally […]
Read MorePet ownership in Kampala has grown rapidly over the last few years. From Makindye and Muyenga to Kololo, Najjera, Lubowa, Kisaasi, and Ntinda, more families are now raising dogs and cats as beloved companions. As this growth continues, one thing has become clear—vaccination is no longer optional. Uganda’s tropical climate, high movement of pets, frequent […]
Read MoreIn Uganda—especially in busy urban areas like Kampala, Makindye, Muyenga, Munyonyo, Lubowa, Buziga, Bukoto, and Kisaasi—more families are welcoming pets into their homes. But many pet owners still struggle with one big question: How often should my dog or cat visit the vet? Regular veterinary check-ups aren’t just routine—they are lifesaving. In a country where […]
Read MoreUganda’s pet community is growing rapidly—more dog and cat owners in Kampala, Entebbe, Wakiso, Mukono, Ntinda, Muyenga, Makindye, Najjera, Munyonyo, and other areas now prioritise responsible pet care. With this growth, pet shops and veterinary clinics have also increased. Unfortunately, many pet owners still confuse the two. A pet shop is a retail outlet.A veterinary […]
Read MoreUgandan pet owners love their animals dearly, and ensuring their health starts with one simple but powerful step—regular, monthly deworming.In Uganda, especially in busy areas like Makindye, Kabalagala, Muyenga, Kansanga, Lubaga, Entebbe Road, Ntinda, and Ggaba, worms are a constant and serious threat to both pets and humans. Because of our warm climate, heavy rainfall, […]
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