Passion Veterinary Clinic is a neighbourhood animal clinic in the Marsiling area of Singapore, established in early 2015 with the aim of providing the best care for its patients. The team comprises motivated veterinarians and loving vet nurses and techs, working from a fully computerised clinic that is well equipped with an in-house Abaxis blood test machine, an NX3 Siemens ultrasound, ECG, an Isoflurane anaesthetic machine with Surgivet monitoring, an oxygen generator, a nebuliser, a dental machine and an orthopedic set.
The clinic covers the everyday essentials — consultations, canine and feline vaccinations, microchipping, deworming, health checks and certification, and preventive medicine — as well as in-house blood tests, X-rays and ultrasound, soft tissue surgery, orthopedic fracture repair, sterilisation and castration, dental scaling and hospitalisation. A complementary side includes acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine consultations, hydrotherapy and puppy classes, and prescription food and medications can be delivered to your home through the clinic's online store or via WhatsApp.
The veterinary team includes Dr Kerrie Lek, a University of Melbourne honours graduate whose work in orthopedics, soft tissue surgery, veterinary herbal medicine and acupuncture has been featured on Channel 5, alongside Dr Aidil Md Nordin, Dr Marc Teo, Dr Anise Hee and Dr Jeffrey Ling, supported by nurses Intan, Thet Aye Cham and Siti Raidah.
Passion Vet is now located at Blk 136 Marsiling Road, #01-2180, Singapore 730136, about ten minutes' walk from Marsiling MRT. It is open Monday to Friday from 10am to 7pm and on weekends from 10am to 5pm, and closes on public holidays. Appointments are preferred; the last appointment is an hour before closing, and walk-in charges apply for unbooked visits.
Passion Veterinary Clinic opened its doors in early 2015 with a simple aim: to provide the best care for its patients. Today the clinic welcomes paw parents from its home at Blk 136 Marsiling Road, #01-2180, Singapore 730136 — a neighbourhood spot about ten minutes' walk from Marsiling MRT. Behind its front door is a fully computerised practice that is unusually well equipped for a community clinic, with an in-house Abaxis blood test machine, an NX3 Siemens ultrasound, ECG, an Isoflurane anaesthetic machine with Surgivet monitoring, an oxygen generator, a nebuliser, a dental machine and a full orthopedic set.
The everyday essentials are all here: consultations of up to 30 minutes, canine and feline vaccinations, microchipping, deworming, health checks and health certification, and preventive medicine. Diagnostics can be handled on-site with in-house blood tests, X-rays and ultrasound. When more is needed, the clinic performs soft tissue surgeries, orthopedic fracture repairs, sterilisation and castration, and dental scaling, and can hospitalise pets that need close care.
There is a complementary side too. Acupuncture sessions are a genuine speciality — Dr Kerrie Lek's acupuncture skillset has been featured on a Channel 5 show — and traditional Chinese medicine consultations are available alongside veterinary herbal medicine. Hydrotherapy and puppy classes round out the service list, and prescription food and medications can be ordered from Passion Vet's online store or via WhatsApp for home delivery. The clinic's site even shares recovery stories from the treatment room, from Chong Chong's remarkable improvement to Buff, the hospitalised community cat.
Dr Kerrie Lek graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Honours) from the University of Melbourne in 2011 and passed the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination, accumulating clinical experience in Australia, Malaysia, the United States and Singapore. Her interests span orthopedics, soft tissue surgery, veterinary herbal medicine and acupuncture. She previously earned the Cat Friendly Veterinarian certification, completed a Graduate Diploma in Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine and coursework in professional dog training, dental work and advanced orthopedics, has written for Pets Magazine and shared expert opinion in The Straits Times, and has been recognised by Women Entrepreneur Magazine as an outstanding woman surgeon. Her record of service includes a term as Honorary Secretary of the Singapore Veterinary Association and more than a decade as a grassroots leader.
Alongside her are Dr Aidil Md Nordin (BVSc, Massey University), a full-time small animal veterinarian with a special interest in internal medicine who has practised in New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Malaysia; Dr Marc Teo (DVM, Oregon State University), who enjoys small companion animal practice; Dr Anise Hee (DVM, University of Melbourne), whose focus is internal and emergency medicine; and Dr Jeffrey Ling (BVSc, Massey; MSc, NUS), a believer that prevention is better than cure who works with pawrents on disease prevention. Nurses Intan, Thet Aye Cham and Siti Raidah complete a team the clinic describes as motivated vets and loving vet nurses and techs.
Hours are Monday to Friday, 10am to 7pm, and Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm, with the clinic closed on public holidays. Appointments are preferred: the last appointment is one hour before closing, additional charges may apply towards closing time, and walk-ins attract a higher consultation charge. Depending on the situation, a walk-in may be asked to come at another timing or day, or referred to a 24-hour hospital — so a quick call to 68761522 or a WhatsApp to 81685850 is a smart first step.
Getting there is straightforward: Marsiling MRT is about ten minutes away on foot, buses 913, 913T, 950 and 856 pass nearby, and drivers can turn into Marsiling Road for the carpark. Featured on Mediacorp channels and listed in numerous round-ups of Singapore's top vet clinics, Passion Vet's appeal for Marsiling pet owners is ultimately simpler than any badge: an equipped, caring team around the corner.