Join Concordia Pet Care, a 24/7 veterinary hospital in Happy Valley, Hong Kong, as a Veterinary Assistant. Competitive pay, comprehensive benefits & professional growth opportunities.

We’re hiring a Receptionist (Client Service) at Concordia Pet Care! Join our dynamic, 24-hour veterinary hospital in Happy Valley, offering competitive salary, benefits, and a friendly team environment. Apply now!

According to two official notices published in the Gazette by the Hong Kong SAR Government on 6 June 2025, the government will introduce microchips that comply with the standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO 11784 and 11785), embedded with a Hong Kong-specific code. These microchips will be used for canine identification and serve as official proof of rabies vaccination. At the same time, the announcement exempts legally imported dogs from the mandatory implantation of a Hong Kong-coded microchip, facilitating cross-border pet management and promoting animal welfare.

Congratulations to Dr. Ruby for recently passing the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (MANZCVS) Membership Examination in Emergency and Critical Care! By achieving this qualification, she has demonstrated exceptional knowledge and skills in this specialized field. 'MANZCVS Membership' is an official recognition of a veterinary surgeon's advanced expertise in a designated area of veterinary practice.

We are Concordia Pet Care, a young and dynamic veterinary clinic. We are located in Happy Valley, with over 10,000 sq. ft. of space, equipped with comprehensive and advanced facilities.

If you thrive in a dynamic environment and believe you have what it takes to be a valued member of our team and receive proper recognition, we encourage you to submit your resume and cover letter. Join us in providing exceptional care and service to our clients and their beloved animals!

Dr. Elaine Ng is one of Hong Kong's few veterinary specialists with dual certifications in canine and feline medicine. A graduate of the University of Cambridge, she holds multiple professional qualifications. Specializing in orthopedics, soft tissue, and laparoscopic surgery, she provides holistic treatment plans tailored to each pet's needs.

As a responsible dog owner, one of the most impactful decisions you can make for your pet’s health is spaying your dog. Spay surgery offers significant benefits that go beyond preventing unwanted litters. This guide covers why spaying is vital, the best time for the procedure, and how to care for your dog afterward.

An 11-year-old Weimaraner was diagnosed with a space-occupying nasal tumor that had completely obstructed the back of his nasal cavity, causing noticeable upper respiratory stertor. Despite this diagnosis, the dog remained bright, happy, and active. Given his overall well-being, the carers were reluctant to pursue radiotherapy, chemotherapy, or traditional surgical resection due to the potential trauma and complications associated with these treatments.

This case involves a 7-year-old spayed Labrador Retriever who was referred for endoscopy due to significantly elevated liver parameters. Prior to this, she had undergone multiple investigations at a tertiary referral hospital, including an ultrasound, but all results were considered relatively normal. Based on these findings, she was diagnosed with idiopathic hepatitis of unknown origin and was discharged with hepatic support supplements.