Animal Wellness Centre Pte Ltd — also known as the Animal Wellness Referral Centre — is a fully computerised integrated veterinary medical centre at #01-15 The Star Vista, beside The Pet Safari. The practice combines allopathic (western) medicine with complementary veterinary care, focusing on the overall wellbeing of companion animals, including their physical and psychological being, environmental factors and dietary intake.
The team comprises practitioners of internal medicine, surgery, diagnostic imaging and animal communication, with named veterinarians including Dr Jean Paul Ly, Dr Kevin Polglaze, Dr K Rajaram, Dr Thomas Cheong, Dr Tammie Wong and Dr Maria L. Cambiaggi Holzmann. Their stated aims are a continuous quest to find effective therapies for their 'fur kids', to 'do no harm' in every therapy, and to provide the highest quality medical and surgical services in an environment of respect, integrity and professionalism.
Services span a striking range: neurosurgery, orthopedic, cardiac, micro, reconstructive and cryosurgery; advanced diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and full blood diagnostics with PCR; oncology, gerontology, dermatology, ophthalmology and exotics; and integrative therapies such as regenerative immune cell and stem cell therapy, hyperbaric oxygen, ozone, laser therapy, acupuncture, physiotherapy, bioresonance allergy testing and animal communication. The hospital also offers ICU and negative pressure recovery wards and owner-accompanied individual recovery suites, so owners can stay by their pet's side during recovery.
At #01-15 The Star Vista, tucked beside The Pet Safari along Vista Exchange Green, Animal Wellness Centre Pte Ltd — also known as the Animal Wellness Referral Centre — runs a fully computerised integrated veterinary medical centre for Singapore's companion animals. The clinic pairs conventional (allopathic) veterinary medicine with complementary therapies, working from the belief that a pet's health depends on the whole picture: physical and psychological being, environmental factors and dietary intake.
The practice describes itself as a team of highly skilled practitioners of internal medicine, surgery, diagnostic imaging and animal communication. Its stated philosophy is simple: provide the best veterinary care and welfare for patients, guided by a 'do no harm' principle and a continuous quest to find effective therapies for what the team affectionately calls their 'fur kids'.
What sets Animal Wellness Centre apart is how it blends schools of treatment. Integrative approaches here combine western medicine with regenerative medicine, good dietary nutrition, surgery and immunomodulation, aiming to create a balance of the body-mind system for each animal. In practice, that means a pet with a long-standing skin condition, for example, might be offered anything from in-house diagnostics to bioresonance allergy testing, nutrigenomics and nutraceuticals alongside conventional treatment.
The team's mission is to be a professional and innovative company committed to quality customer service and responsible pet care, delivering the highest quality medical and surgical services in an environment of respect, integrity and professionalism. Named practitioners on the team include Dr Jean Paul Ly, Dr Kevin Polglaze, Dr K Rajaram, Dr Thomas Cheong, Dr Tammie Wong, Dr Maria L. Cambiaggi Holzmann, Lucia Meijer and Azel Ong, spanning specialties from surgery to rehabilitation.
The centre's service list reads more like a specialist hospital than a neighbourhood clinic. Surgical offerings include neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, cardiac surgery, microsurgery, reconstructive surgery, cryosurgery and ophthalmology. Diagnostics are anchored by advanced diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and full blood diagnostics with PCR and immune status testing.
On the medicine side, the centre covers oncology, gerontology, dermatology and exotics — and even offers aquaculture consultation for fish health. Its regenerative and integrative menu is unusually deep: immune cell and stem cell therapies, cancer immune cell therapy with cell banking, hyperbaric oxygen therapy for wound healing, ozone therapy, laser and photo dynamic therapy, acupuncture and electrotherapy, physiotherapy, and animal communication and counselling. The centre also lists cloning among its services.
Hospital care is another area the clinic emphasises. Patients have access to ICU and negative pressure recovery wards for serious or infectious cases, as well as owner-accompanied individual recovery suites — an arrangement that lets you stay by your pet's side while they recover, a comfort many owners of seriously ill animals deeply appreciate.
Client stories on the clinic's site hint at the kind of cases that end up here. Yoji, a Shiba Inu with Cushing's disease, endured three years of a pot-bellied appearance and severe fur loss with no improvement despite many veterinary visits before finding help at the centre. Creamy (Mimi) was cared for through repeated IMHA episodes, and Nugget's family thanked the team for their 'tireless efforts and compassionate care', calling them 'not only exceptional doctors and nurses, but truly caring people'.
The centre operates Monday to Saturday, opening 9am to 7pm, with consultation hours from 10am to 6pm. It is closed on Sundays and public holidays, when a vet is available on a call basis only. Emergencies are handled by phone — the hospital line is +65 6694 6383 — and bookings and enquiries can also be made via WhatsApp at +65 9438 7453 or by emailing customerservice@animalwellness.sg.
Being at The Star Vista, the clinic is easy to find and sits beside The Pet Safari, so a visit can be paired with pet-supply errands in the same complex. Whether you need a routine consultation, a second opinion on a stubborn condition, or advanced surgery and aftercare, Animal Wellness Centre offers a notably broad, integrative toolkit — with the welfare of the animal placed squarely at the centre of every decision.