Update on Clinic Operations during the COVID-19 Pandemic
In light of the current COVID-19 situation, we would like to assure all pawrents that both of our clinics will remain open with modified opening hours. Both clinics will be operating separately, with each clinic sub-divided into 2 teams to safeguard the healths of both clients and team members. There will be no cross-interaction between the team members of the 4 different teams.
In order for us to protect the health of everyone, we would like to seek your patience and understanding for the following:
Modified Opening Hours (BOTH clinics)
Mondays to Sundays: 10 am to 3 pm, 4 pm to 9 pm
Urgent and emergency cases only
We are only allowed to attend to urgent and emergency cases, as per COVID-19 guidelines enforced by the Agri-Veterinary Services of Singapore (AVS). If your pet does not require urgent medical attention, or if the appointment is for a non-urgent, elective surgery, we encourage you to postpone your appointments to a later date, when the pandemic situation has stabilized.
Full Telemedicine services available (video consult from home)
Brighton Vet Care is also pleased to announce that we are equipped to provide full telemedicine services. This means that you and your furkid can now opt for a full video consultation ($30) from the comfort of your own home. If the veterinarian assess that your pet requires further diagnostics, you will be advised to bring your pet down for the physical examination and tests, and the $30 will be waived off from the standard consultation charges.
Safe distancing measures at the clinic (no face-to-face consultations)
With the circuit breaker measures put in place, we regret to inform that we will not be able to do face-to-face consultations in accordance with guidelines enforced by the Agri-Veterinary Services of Singapore (AVS). Clients will also not be allowed in the clinic in order to enhance safe distancing measures. In place of that, we will be using platforms such as Facetime, Zoom or GoogleDuo to conduct consultations with you.
Your pet can still be physically examined within the clinic as per usual, but you will have to communicate with our vets via the video-conferencing platforms.
We apologise in advance for any inconveniences caused and seek for your understanding. We hope that the safety measures implemented will help to keep the community safe. Your pet’s safety is as important as your safety to us. Please do not hesitate to call us if you are unsure if your pets’ condition warrants a visit.
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