Vetic Reviews 

It's a proper scam and refrain playing here. I have screenshots and proofs that it is a complete scam. I have my withdrawals pending with them and they have even stopped replying to my texts.

Worst experience ever. Very disappointing and unprofessional service. The team failed to deliver the LFT report within the committed timeline, and there was even a discrepancy in the sample collection date mentioned in the report. Despite repeated follow-ups and requesting a refund, the report was provided only after it was no longer useful.

I expected better care and responsibility from Vetic. I would not recommend their service based on this experience.

Highly unprofessional and fraudulent approach only intention is to make money by injection and medication without explaining the reason to administer The vet and assistant seems to be frauds and should be sent to police enquiry about their qualifications and experience and should be prosecuted. The company perse is floating schemes to swindle money by making pet to suffer and the pet parents to drain money. They float so cunning schemes, whereby make hefty money by fraudulent and eye washing schemes. All staffs from top to bottom including the so called fraud Vet are trained conman. One should simply avoid such Fraudsters.

Vetic is absolute worse
Its only a corporate chain to earn money
Doctors show no sincerity regarding the pet
Only gives VIP treatment to everyone bt our pets
Cannot do proper diagnosis
Hygiene is not maintained as my pet got severe tick fever after i trimmed my pet’s hairs
Only focuses on selling their membership and overcharges for simple saline drips, etc.
Has no proper system
They also do not guide you regarding treatments and how long it is suppose to be done
I suggest everyone to visit local vets in your area who has good experience

Extremely overpriced laboratory services. Vetic charges around **₹1,300 for a KFT, yet basic electrolytes like sodium and potassium are not included and are charged separately. As a pathologist, I find this particularly unreasonable, especially since electrolyte monitoring is essential in patients with renal dysfunction. Such outrageous rates make repeated monitoring of chronically ill pets unnecessarily expensive. Vetic seriously needs to reconsider its laboratory pricing and test panels.

provide fake reports, then no response to conduct retests. tried lots of time online consultation but no one joined and raised multiple complaints on their support portal it closes automatically.

Recently had my female cat spayed at vetic, secunderabad. To my horror my female cat somehow contracted FPV and it spread to my male cat who was unprotected at the time and subsequently passed away due to FPV. Any vet clinic or hospital becomes the source of a lethal virus is absolute dogshyt.

⭐ 1/5 – Absolutely NOT Recommended

We took our 8-month-old Maggie to Vetic, Wakad for her first-ever spa bath at Vetic on 24th August.

Before this, we had given Maggie many baths at home, approximately every 10–15 days, and we had never faced any fungal infection or similar skin problem.

Unfortunately, shortly after her first spa bath at Vetic, Maggie developed a fungal skin infection. This is extremely concerning and disappointing for us as pet parents.

Vetic did provide a free OPD consultation, but the prescribed medicines cost us around ₹1,000, creating an additional and unexpected expense for us after the spa service.

We trusted Vetic to provide a safe, hygienic and professional grooming experience for our puppy. Instead, we ended up dealing with a fungal infection, medication expenses, and unnecessary stress for Maggie.

We cannot say with absolute certainty that the spa bath caused the infection, but the timing and the fact that this was her first spa bath at Vetic, despite having had many baths at home without any such issue, are extremely concerning.

Based on our experience, Vetic Wakad is absolutely NOT recommended for pet spa/bathing services.

NOT RECOMMENDED.

Scam artists who just want to charge and dont care if they give your dog steroids. After multiple complaints, no redressals or response. Someone will definitely sue this company in future as they have done in past

I had a disappointing experience with Vetic.

I recently adopted a young indie kitten and initially chose Vetic over local clinics because we wanted the best healthcare for our pet. Our initial experience was good, but things changed when we planned her sterilisation.

Vetic recommended multiple blood tests. After the first test, we were advised medicines for certain deficiencies. Once the course was completed, we were asked to repeat the test, and again we were told there were deficiencies and that she needed a month-long hepatic diet before surgery.

What concerned us was that our kitten was extremely active, playful, eating well and showed no signs of being unwell. We took two independent opinions from experienced veterinarians, and both said there was nothing concerning and that she could safely undergo the procedure.

We eventually got the sterilisation done elsewhere, and it was completely successful. She recovered very well.

For me, it wasn't just about the additional cost. It was the repeated tests, medicines and stress for the pet that made me question whether all of it was actually necessary.

As pet parents, we trust veterinarians with our family members who cannot speak for themselves. My experience unfortunately made me lose that trust in Vetic.

Such a horrible experience. I booked a home consultation for my dog, who recently had a fracture. They came and tied the bandage so tight that he is bleeding again.

Have been trying to contact customer service but they keep transferring or cutting the call. Talked to Vishal, Madhu, Deepak and at least 10 more people but each one of them cut the call.

It has been such a horrible experience.

Terrible experience with Vetic. They took blood samples of my cat for CBC, LFT & KFT and an ear swab for fungal culture. They released her CBC report on Saturday and said that the remaining (LFT, KFT & Ear swab) would come by sunday evening or Monday morning. On Monday they tell me that the samples went bad so they couldn’t use them for testing. 🤷🏽‍♀️
It was such an ordeal for her and for us. She went through such trauma. So much that I can’t imagine putting her through that experience again but i will be forced to because i want those results. Not to mention that because of this callousness and irresponsible attitude of Vetic her diagnosis and treatment is getting delayed by the day.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this clinic. I took my 2-month-old rescued kitten, Laila, here after she became ill. Over just two days, I was charged around ₹9,000 for consultations, IV drips, injections, tests, and medicines. Despite this, I never received a clear explanation of what was causing her illness or a definite diagnosis.
Every day, new medicines were added, but her condition continued to deteriorate. She stopped eating, developed vomiting, and despite repeated visits and treatment, she passed away. Watching such a young kitten suffer while not having clear answers was heartbreaking that too she was active, bright and playful on day 1.
I understand that not every patient can be saved, especially when they are critically ill. However, I expected clearer communication about the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment plan, and why each treatment was being given. I also expected greater transparency regarding the costs involved.
This was one of the most painful experiences my family has ever gone through. Pet owners place immense trust in veterinarians during their most vulnerable moments. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this clinic.

The worst pet hospital. Their only interest is to loot the anxious pet parents. My cat died because of being given wrong medicine, which the other vets have called a complete medical malpractice.
The vets and the vet assistants are completely incompetent. The vet is only interested in sitting in an ac room and scrolling on the phone. Won't even touch the pet.
The assistants have no training, making mistakes during every IV procedure.
I took my cat who had tick fever and was prescribed 5 days of medicine via IV, spent more than 40k in those 5 days only for a wrong oral medicine to be given directly by the vet and 2 agonizing days later my cat died.
I wish each of them gets to know this agony and pain in their own life, such horrible examples of human beings. Only interested in making money and fleecing helpless pets and pet parents.
They should be banned.

Worst possible experience. Ordered medicine worth 3650 on there recommendation and after receiving them immediately called them and told them that one medicine had seal broken and spray nozzles missing worth only 350rs with photo provided on there request.. The revert I get is that we had sent the medicine with intact seal and it's your fault.. imagine there termity to call me a liar for 350rs Medicine out of 3650 rs
. Furthermore in the garb of free consultation they fleece you by making you buy medecine you don't need. Horrible company.
They are big cheats with no morals

I'm writing this so other pet parents don't go through what my dog Bruno and I did.

On May 19th, I took an online consultation with Dr. Patanjali regarding spots on Bruno's ears, face, and nose while he was recovering from a neutering procedure. He asked me to bring Bruno in immediately, examined him, and prescribed medicine along with HOT FOMENTATION for the scrotal swelling. He reassured me Bruno was in good hands.

I followed his instructions exactly.

The next day (May 20th), Bruno developed a boil on his scrotal area. I booked an online consultation for 2:40 PM — Dr. Patanjali did not show up and cancelled later. I booked the next available slot at 10 PM with Dr. Rohit — he also did not show up.

All while Bruno's blister was growing by the hour.

After I complained to the central team, Dr. Aswani saw him at 11 PM and asked me to come in the next morning. That same night, the blister burst. I rushed Bruno to Vetic Domlur at midnight — open wound, pus, blood, and Bruno in extreme agony. Dr. Rohit then told me it needed to be COLD, not hot.

On May 21st morning, Bruno was still oozing and in severe pain. A senior doctor outside confirmed that the hot fomentation had directly caused the blister. Later, ALL doctors at Cessna agreed — cold pack was needed, not hot fomentation.

Dr. Ramesh and his team at Cessna Domlur literally saved Bruno's life.

Vetic failed Bruno at every step — wrong treatment, missed consultations, and zero accountability. ₹10,461 paid for harm, not healing. Think twice before trusting them with your pet.

This Vetic can never improve infact it is gone from bad to worse n nobody is there to take responsibility. Their drs are all cheap interns inexperienced n don’t know how to talk but they want their money totally
They are shameless at Andheri clinic, just see the amount of negative reviews yet the receptionist says we are not concerned. Their license should be taken back n Vetic should close down . So many pets have died here

Good experience

We took our 4-year-old Shih Tzu, Cheeku, to Vetic for a routine bath session on 24th April 2026. She was in good health at the time of entering the grooming room.

Within 10–15 minutes of starting the service—during what was supposed to be a basic bath session—she suffered a severe eye proptosis and had to undergo emergency surgery.

This raises serious concerns about the handling protocols and staff training at the facility. A routine grooming appointment should not result in such a critical injury, especially within minutes of starting a basic service.

Despite multiple requests, there has been no clear explanation of what exactly happened during the session. The facility has multiple cameras installed, yet the CCTV footage has not been shared.

We were informed that the cameras are only used for live monitoring and no recordings are maintained. In a facility with 15–20 cameras, this raises concerns about how these feeds are being actively monitored, by whom, and what security protocols are in place to ensure incidents are identified and addressed in real time.

We are also concerned to learn that this may not be an isolated incident, which makes the lack of transparency even more worrying.

We have filed a police complaint and are awaiting further investigation.

Pet owners trust such facilities with their animals’ safety. That trust requires accountability, transparency, and proper safety standards, which appear to be lacking here. Please exercise caution before entrusting your pets to this facility.

I had a very disappointing and frustrating experience at Vetic Golf Course clinic, and I feel compelled to share it so that other pet parents can be aware.

I have been visiting this clinic since my kitten was only two and a half months old. During my very first visits, Dr. Karishma Narula told me that my kitten had severe ear mites and multiple other issues. The way it was explained to me was extremely alarming and made me panic as a pet parent. She immediately prescribed medicines and supplements worth ₹8,000–₹9,000.

Since I was on a tight budget, I had to specifically request them to remove unnecessary medicines and keep only the essential ones. At that time, I trusted their advice because I assumed they knew what was best for my kitten.

However, the same thing happened again in later visits. Every time I visited, the overall bill would reach ₹5,000 or more, mostly because of multiple supplements and medicines that were added. The consultation style of Dr. Karishma is such that it creates panic, making you feel that if you do not buy all the medicines immediately, your pet’s health could be at serious risk.

Today, I went to the clinic for my kitten’s final vaccination. Once again, she checked his ears and suddenly said that he has a major fungal infection all over his body and that he requires critical treatment for the next week. Naturally, I panicked again.

Immediately after that, she started prescribing multiple medicines again. Her focus seemed to be on how many medicines could be added to the prescription, which would obviously increase the bill.

At one point, I told her that I already had one of the medicines at home. Her response was shocking. She casually said that I should throw the old one away and buy a new one, even though it was still usable.

This time, before paying the bill, I decided to consult another vet I personally know. I shared the prescription with him. He clearly told me that out of the 4–5 medicines prescribed, only one was even remotely relevant, and even that might not be necessary because my kitten does not have any fungal infection.

My kitten has no hair loss, no red patches, no skin lesions — nothing that indicates fungal infection. The only issue was a dandruff-like dryness, most likely because he has not been bathed since birth (he is just four months old).

My doctor friend strongly advised me not to give him unnecessary medicines, especially since my kitten has already been given many medicines earlier and is still very young.

So I refused to purchase the medicines this time.

The entire experience was extremely upsetting. I was literally in tears inside the clinic, and despite that, they still charged a large bill for their services.

Another shocking part was the lack of transparency in billing. When I asked the reception staff about the total charges for the services being performed, both of them simply said “Dr. Karishma will tell you.”

This made absolutely no sense. If the reception staff does not know the pricing, then what exactly is their role?

When I questioned them about this, they had no answer and were just looking at each other.

Overall, I had a terrible experience. I would not recommend this clinic, especially under the consultation of Dr. Karishma Narula.

In my personal opinion, she does not behave like a veterinarian focused on the animal’s well-being. Instead, she behaves more like a salesperson focused on pushing medicines and increasing the bill.

That being said, I must admit — she is indeed a very good salesperson.

But unfortunately, that is not what pet parents are looking for when they bring their animals to a veterinary clinic.

I will never be visiting this clinic again