Why is admission advised?
Ask what clinical need cannot be managed appropriately at home and what the immediate goals are.
Dog and cat hospitalisation in Dwarka
Care when going home is not the right next step.
Billu & Bella offers hospitalisation for dogs and cats when the treating clinician recommends admission and the clinic can appropriately support the case.
Important: Admission is not guaranteed. It depends on clinical need, case suitability, clinician availability and current capacity. Exotic-pet hospitalisation is not offered.
An informed admission
Four questions every family should ask.
Hospitalisation should have a clinical purpose, a communication plan and clear reassessment—not just a bed.
What monitoring is planned?
Confirm the case-specific checks, staffing arrangements and how changes will be handled.
How will updates work?
Agree on the primary contact, expected update method and when the team will call urgently.
What allows discharge?
Ask what improvement, home-care readiness or follow-up plan the veterinarian is looking for.
What to expect
A clear plan from admission to discharge.
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Assessment
The veterinarian evaluates the pet and decides whether the clinic can appropriately manage the case.
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Plan and consent
The proposed care, current limitations, communication arrangements and likely charges should be discussed.
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Reassessment
The clinical team reassesses the pet and decides whether continued admission, discharge or referral is appropriate.
Support during admission
Tests and equipment at the clinic.
The clinic has in-house blood testing, digital X-ray, oxygen and ventilator support. Your veterinarian will explain what may help your pet.
Monitoring and overnight care
Know who will be caring for your pet.
Monitoring is planned for the individual case. The team will explain the checks, staffing and overnight arrangements before admission.
Hospitalisation questions
Understand the admission.
Which pets can be hospitalised?
Hospitalisation is available for dogs and cats when the clinician considers admission appropriate and space is available. Exotic-pet hospitalisation is not offered.
Is admission guaranteed?
No. Admission depends on the pet’s needs, the clinic’s capabilities, clinician availability and current capacity. Some cases may need referral to another facility.
Is a veterinarian physically present beside admitted pets 24/7?
No. The emergency phone is answered 24/7, but this does not mean a veterinarian is continuously beside every admitted pet. Before admission, ask the team to explain the monitoring and overnight arrangements for your pet.
Can I reserve hospitalisation online?
No. Hospitalisation is a clinical admission decision, not an online reservation. Call the clinic or attend the advised consultation or emergency assessment.
Has admission been discussed?
Call the clinic directly.
Hospitalisation cannot be reserved through the routine appointment form. The clinical team must assess and accept the case.
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