My Family Vet

My Family Vet My Family Vet, a local business founded by experienced Veterinary Surgeon Dr Vanessa Lin, offers high-quality and ethical care for animals, specializing in diagnosing illnesses, performing surgeries, and providing preventive health services. With a focus on personalized care and open communication, they strive to give clients peace of mind about their pets' well-being. Follow them on Instagram for intriguing cases!

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Noticed your cat’s fur getting everywhere around the house lately? 🐱Hmm… you’re definitely not alone. Some of our fur fa...
19/10/2026

Noticed your cat’s fur getting everywhere around the house lately? 🐱

Hmm… you’re definitely not alone. Some of our fur family go through the same thing too.

Here are some of the most common reasons behind excessive shedding:

🦟 Parasites: fleas, mites, and other little troublemakers
🤧 Allergies: food, environmental allergies, or even flea allergies
🦠 Infections: skin infections can sometimes cause extra hair loss
😿 Stress: yep, cats can stress-groom themselves too
⚖️ Hormonal changes: sometimes, there’s something going on internally

And here’s the thing: if your cat is shedding much more than usual, it’s worth getting it checked rather than just brushing it off.

Come by anytime and we’ll be happy to help figure out what’s going on. No appointment needed. 🐾

FAQ Corner: What age should I sterilize my dog or cat? 🐾The general rule: 6 months is the minimum age for both dogs and ...
16/10/2026

FAQ Corner: What age should I sterilize my dog or cat? 🐾

The general rule: 6 months is the minimum age for both dogs and cats. This isn't just a random number — for male pets especially, we wait until the testicles have fully developed and descended, which allows for a safer and more straightforward procedure.

That said, the exact right timing can still vary depending on your pet's breed, size, and overall health. That's why we don't do one-size-fits-all answers here. Dr Vanessa will assess your pet individually and walk you through the best timing during your consultation.

Ever noticed your dog’s paws smell a little like corn chips? You’re not imagining it! 🐾 That familiar scent can come fro...
14/10/2026

Ever noticed your dog’s paws smell a little like corn chips?

You’re not imagining it! 🐾 That familiar scent can come from bacteria naturally present on their paws, especially between the toes. A mild smell on otherwise healthy paws isn’t necessarily a cause for concern.

Beyond the smell, those pads are doing a lot of work: cushioning every step, absorbing shock and helping with grip. Give them a gentle check regularly for cracks, cuts or anything stuck between the toes—those little paws work hard!

🔎 Notice a stronger or changing smell, redness, swelling, persistent licking or limping? Don’t brush it off as just “corn-chip paws”—have your vet take a look. Keep paws clean and dry, especially between the toes.

Do your dog’s paws smell like corn chips too? Tell us below. 👇

Quick one for our pet family. How many teeth does an adult dog actually have? Drop your guess before you scroll...Answer...
11/10/2026

Quick one for our pet family.

How many teeth does an adult dog actually have? Drop your guess before you scroll...

Answer: B) 42 — more than double what we have as adults! Comment if you guessed right.

Some of the cutest, most "them" behaviors can actually be your pet quietly telling you something's off.Pets are naturall...
09/10/2026

Some of the cutest, most "them" behaviors can actually be your pet quietly telling you something's off.

Pets are naturally good at hiding pain — it's an instinct, not a choice. A squinting cat curled up in the sun could just be a nap. A dog suddenly less interested in walks could just be a mood. Or both could be a small sign worth paying attention to.

Swipe through to see what's actually worth watching for.

Noticed something like this in your pet lately?
Don't wait for it to get louder. Walk in — no appointment needed, we're happy to take a look.

In an emergency, the last thing you want is to waste time figuring out what to bring. Save this checklist now, before yo...
06/10/2026

In an emergency, the last thing you want is to waste time figuring out what to bring. Save this checklist now, before you need it. 🐾

A few things worth knowing:
1. Medical records help us understand your pet's history fast, digital copies on your phone work just as well as printed ones
2. If your pet ate something it shouldn't have, bring the packaging if it's safe to grab, but never induce vomiting unless a vet tells you to
3. A quick video of an unusual symptom (seizures, limping, breathing issues) can help, especially if it's stopped by the time you arrive

Most importantly: if it's a real emergency, don't delay coming in just because you don't have everything on this list. Bring what you can, and we'll take it from there.

Save this post so it's ready when you need it.

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03/10/2026

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Excuse me, I am not LAZY. 😤

This is not a nap. This is not laziness. This is a highly trained cat conserving energy for very important future activities (like staring at you while you eat, or knocking something off the table at 3am).

Be honest, how many hours does your cat clock in "energy saving mode" every day? Drop the number below, we're taking bets. 👇





Excuse me, I am not LAZY. 😤

This is not a nap. This is not laziness. This is a highly trained cat conserving energy for very important future activities (like staring at you while you eat, or knocking something off the table at 3am).

Be honest, how many hours does your cat clock in "energy saving mode" every day? Drop the number below, we're taking bets. 👇


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Here's what you'll actually pay for most of our services:Vaccination pricing varies between dogs and cats, you can messa...
01/10/2026

Here's what you'll actually pay for most of our services:

Vaccination pricing varies between dogs and cats, you can message us and we'll confirm the exact cost for your pet before your visit.

Ever wondered what your dog dreams about? 💤Turns out, dogs go through REM sleep just like we do, those little paw twitch...
28/09/2026

Ever wondered what your dog dreams about? 💤

Turns out, dogs go through REM sleep just like we do, those little paw twitches, muffled barks, or eye movements during a nap are a real sign of it. We can't know exactly what they're dreaming about, but we like to imagine their favourite adventures — or you, coming home with treats! hahaha 🦴

Does your pup twitch or "talk" in their sleep? Tell us below! 👇

Time to show off. Drop a photo of your pet in their cutest (or most ridiculous) pose in the comments below. 📸Sleepy stre...
27/09/2026

Time to show off. Drop a photo of your pet in their cutest (or most ridiculous) pose in the comments below. 📸

Sleepy stretch, dramatic yawn, "I did nothing wrong" face — we want to see it all. By joining in, you're okay with us featuring your photo on our Instagram Story — so make sure it's one you're happy to share!

Let's see what you've got. 👇

Address

265 Bukit Batok East Avenue 4 #01/403
Singapore
650265

Public Transport:
- Take the MRT to Bukit Batok Station (North-South Line).
- From Bukit Batok Station, take Bus 189 from the bus interchange.
- Alight at the bus stop opposite Block 283 along Bukit Batok East Avenue 3.
- Walk towards Bukit Batok East Avenue 4.

Driving/Parking:
- If coming from PIE, take Exit 10 towards Bukit Batok Road.
- Turn onto Bukit Batok East Avenue 3 and continue straight.
- Turn right onto Bukit Batok East Avenue 4.
- Look for available parking along the road or in nearby parking lots.

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 21:00
Thursday 11:00 - 21:00
Friday 11:00 - 21:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

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What people say

"My Family Vet, located in Bukit Batok East Avenue 4, Singapore, is a top-notch veterinary clinic founded by the experienced Dr. Vanessa Lin. With a background that spans across Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore, Dr. Lin brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table when it comes to diagnosing and treating animal illnesses, as well as performing surgeries.

At My Family Vet Clinic and Surgery, the team takes pride in delivering exceptional care to both their furry patients and their owners. They are dedicated to providing high-quality, ethical, and personalized services that give pet owners peace of mind knowing that their beloved animals are in good hands. The clinic is known for being open and approachable when addressing any concerns or discussing treatment options with pet owners.

Dr. Lin's special interests in dermatology, soft tissue surgeries, and Chinese medicine therapies for pets set My Family Vet apart from other clinics. Her experience working in emergency hospitals has equipped her with the skills needed to handle critical cases with precision and care.

While the team at My Family Vet hopes that your pet never faces any serious health issues, they are always ready to assist with preventative healthcare measures and routine check-ups. Pet owners are encouraged to reach out if they notice anything unusual about their furry companions or if they have any questions regarding their animal's well-being.

For a glimpse into the clinic's work and interesting cases, you can follow them on Instagram. Located conveniently in Bukit Batok East Avenue 4, My Family Vet is your go-to destination for comprehensive veterinary care tailored to meet your pet's unique needs."