Patient care should always be grounded in clinically based data findings so that appropriate treatment can be achieved. Additionally, full and comprehensive attention must always be given from the doctor to the patient. Animal welfare is always prioritised, accompanied by the conduct of appropriate treatment.

The first is by effectively communicating with the owner, such as providing comprehensive explanations about treatment and examination procedures, emphasising the importance of preventing various dangerous diseases, etc. With effective communication, the owner will be open and willing to provide all essential information related to their pet, which will then assist the veterinarian in establishing a diagnosis. The second is by providing friendly services and a gentle approach to both the owner and their pet.

Yes, I am really interested in anaesthesiology.

Yes when i’m in gibbon center i really curious about Chromobacteriosis case that make sepsis with multiple liver and splenic abscesses. Because it infected a lot of our gibbons in rehabilitation centre.

Providing accurate and clear information regarding the disease affecting their pet. Continuously informing about how the environment and the owner's role are crucial for their pet's recovery. And also explaining step by step how to prevent various organisms that can infect their pet..

Explaining the routine vaccination schedule, deworming, and ectoparasite control. Providing information about the appropriate diet for their pet, the regular schedule for veterinary check-ups for general examinations, and various health conditions that can affect their pet.