Vet Affinity is a veterinary clinic in Bukit Batok, built around a commitment to a high level of veterinary care, thorough diagnostic work-ups, clearly communicated treatment plans and consistent follow-up for every patient. The clinic treats cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and chinchillas.
The clinical team includes veterinary surgeons Dr Koh Bee Sze (Kris), who holds a Master of Veterinary Medicine and has treated rabbits, pocket pets, cats and dogs since 2009, with particular interest in rabbit medicine and geriatric hospice care; Dr Pathma Gurusamy, a Massey University graduate with a strong focus on preventive care; Dr Clare Koh, who holds a Membership in Small Animal Medicine from the ANZCVS with a special interest in internal medicine; and Dr Kasey Tan, an experienced veterinarian with over 28 years in companion animal practice and IVAS certification in Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine and Veterinary Acupuncture. The nursing team includes senior veterinary nurse Andre Taleon, along with nurses Zhafirin and Shania Pooi, who has a special interest in exotic pets and rabbit grooming.
Vet Affinity offers general consultations, vaccinations, surgery including sterilisations, dentistry, in-house diagnostic imaging and laboratory testing, day hospitalisation with separate wards for dogs and for cats and exotics, dedicated exotic pet care, and Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture. The clinic operates on an appointment system to reduce waiting times and stress for pets, with a surcharge applying for walk-ins. It holds a 4.5 rating on Google, based on 147 reviews.
Vet Affinity is a veterinary clinic in Bukit Batok built around three guiding principles: commitment, communication and compassion. The clinic's aim is straightforward — deliver a high level of veterinary care, backed by thorough diagnostic work-ups, clearly communicated treatment plans, and consistent follow-up for every patient.
The clinical team spans a range of specialties. Dr Koh Bee Sze (Kris) holds a Master of Veterinary Medicine and has been treating rabbits, pocket pets, cats and dogs since completing her Bachelor of Veterinary Science in 2009. She has a particular interest in rabbit medicine, having completed a Masters dissertation reviewing E. cuniculi prevalence in pet rabbits, and is currently pursuing a Veterinary Certificate in Animal Hospice and Palliative Care, aiming to bring compassionate care to geriatric patients in their final stage of life.
Dr Pathma Gurusamy, a Massey University graduate, has worked extensively with stray and rescue animals and is a strong advocate for preventive management as the key to quality of life and longevity in pets. Dr Clare Koh, a University of Queensland graduate, holds a Membership in Small Animal Medicine from the ANZCVS, reflecting her special interest in internal medicine. Dr Kasey Tan brings over 28 years of companion animal practice experience, with clinical interests spanning surgery, dermatology, dentistry, geriatric care and preventive medicine, and holds IVAS certification in both Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine and Veterinary Acupuncture, allowing him to integrate diet, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western veterinary medicine into patient care.
The nursing team includes senior veterinary nurse Andre Taleon, a former zookeeper who joined the clinic in 2021, alongside veterinary nurses Zhafirin and Shania Pooi, who has a special interest in exotic pets and has been doing rabbit grooming since 2021.
Vet Affinity treats cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and chinchillas, offering general consultations and preventative care, essential vaccinations, and surgical services including sterilisations, major and minor soft tissue surgeries, and cryotherapy. Dentistry services cover dental surgery, extraction, scaling and polishing.
Diagnostics are handled in-house, with radiography, fluoroscopy and ultrasonography available on site, alongside an in-house laboratory offering blood analysis, cytology, skin diagnostics, urine and faecal analysis, and ELISA testing. The clinic also provides day hospitalisation with separate wards for dogs and for cats and exotics, along with dedicated exotic pet care for rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs and chinchillas.
For owners interested in integrative approaches, Vet Affinity offers Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture for cats and dogs, led by Dr Kasey Tan's IVAS-certified training in the field.
The clinic operates primarily on an appointment system, aimed at reducing waiting times and reducing stress and anxiety in pets associated with long waits. A surcharge applies for walk-ins, with an additional charge for walk-ins after 7.40pm. In emergencies requiring immediate attention and stabilisation, routine consultations and procedures may experience increased waiting times as the clinic prioritises urgent cases. Public parking is available at the clinic.
Vet Affinity holds a 4.5 rating on Google, based on 147 reviews, reflecting the clinic's ongoing relationship with pet owners in the Bukit Batok area.
For emergencies outside opening hours, Vet Affinity directs clients to Westside Emergency or Pet A&E for urgent care.
The clinic is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 8pm, with a lunchtime closure from 1pm to 2pm, and is closed on Sundays and public holidays. Appointments can be booked by phone, WhatsApp (text only) or email.