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Routine wellness, check-ups and preventive care
Everyday veterinary care to keep your pet healthy, comfortable and protected, from routine check-ups to finding illness early. Our vets look at your pet's overall health, behaviour and lifestyle.
- Nose-to-tail check-ups
- Vaccines and parasite care
- Early detection
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When to visit
Regular vet visits matter
Regular check-ups find problems early, prevent avoidable illness and keep vaccines and parasite protection on time. Book a visit:
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Routine visits
- A yearly check-up for adult pets
- Twice a year for senior pets
- Puppy and kitten visits for vaccines
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Something seems off
- Changes in appetite, thirst or weight
- Vomiting, diarrhoea or coughing
- Lumps, itching or ear problems
- Low energy or behaviour changes
What a check-up covers
A complete health evaluation
Every consultation checks the whole body, nose to tail, so nothing is missed.
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Eyes
Vision and comfort.
- Redness, discharge or cloudiness
- Signs of cataracts or glaucoma
- Eyelid and tear problems
- How well your pet sees
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Ears
Hearing and comfort.
- Redness, swelling or a bad smell
- Wax build-up and ear mites
- Signs of infection deeper in the ear
- Changes in hearing
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Mouth & teeth
Linked to whole-body health.
- Plaque and tartar
- Red or bleeding gums
- Broken or loose teeth
- Bad breath and signs of mouth pain
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Skin & coat
Allergies, parasites and infections.
- Fleas, ticks and mites
- Rashes, hot spots and hair loss
- Lumps and bumps
- A dry, dull or greasy coat
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Heart & lungs
Listening carefully.
- Heart rate and rhythm
- Heart murmurs
- Breathing sounds and effort
- Gum colour and circulation
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Abdomen
Checking the organs.
- The size and feel of the liver and kidneys
- Bloating, pain or tenderness
- Lumps or swelling
- The bladder and gut
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Muscles & joints
Movement and comfort.
- Stiffness and range of movement
- Limping or an uneven walk
- Muscle loss
- Signs of arthritis or hip problems
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Weight & body condition
A healthy shape for life.
- Weight compared with the last visit
- Body condition score (ribs, waist and belly)
- Food amounts and treats
- A target weight, if needed
Before the visit, note anything you have seen at home: squinting, head shaking, itching, coughing, limping, or changes in appetite, thirst or weight. It helps the vet know where to look closer.
- Vaccines updated if due
- Stool test for worms, if needed
- Bloodwork for seniors or if something seems off
- Diet and weight advice

A little prevention now saves a lot of worry later.
Why it matters
Keeping your pet healthy and happy
Preventive care is the foundation of lifelong health.
- Strong immunityVaccines and parasite protection on time
- Healthy weightAnd the right nutrition
- Better comfortAnd behaviour
- Problems found earlyWhen they are easier to treat
- A longer, healthier lifeFor your pet
Your visit
What happens at a check-up
Clear communication and a thorough, nose-to-tail examination.
- Step 1 ChatWe ask about diet, habits, behaviour and any worries
- Step 2 ExamineA full nose-to-tail physical exam
- Step 3 ProtectVaccines and parasite prevention brought up to date
- Step 4 TestBloodwork or other tests, only if they will help
- Step 5 PlanAdvice for home and a date for the next visit
- 20+ yrs
Running veterinary hospitals across India
- 5
Clinics that share one record for your pet
- Same day
Bloodwork and imaging results in most cases
- 24/7
Emergency and ICU backup at Domlur
Care at home
Everyday care between visits
Small daily habits keep your pet healthy between check-ups.

Your home-care guide
Daily habits
- The right food in the right amount
- Daily exercise and play
- Brushing teeth with pet toothpaste
Protection
- Parasite prevention on schedule
- Vaccines kept up to date
Keep watch
- Noting changes in appetite, thirst or energy
Call us if your pet stops eating, is vomiting repeatedly or seems unwell+91 76763 65365
Meet the team
Our vets
Our vets see dogs and cats for check-ups, vaccines and everyday care at every clinic.
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What families say
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Had a really positive experience with Cessna Lifeline Veterinary Hospital. The doctors were extremely caring, patient, and knowledgeable. They took the time to properly explain my pet’s condition and treatment plan without rushing. The staff was polite, responsive, and handled pets with genuine compassion. The clinic is clean, well-maintained, and equipped with good facilities for consultation, diagnostics, grooming, and rehabilitation. What stood out most was the attention and comfort given to pets during treatment — you can tell the team truly loves animals. Highly recommended for anyone looking for trustworthy veterinary care in Bangalore.
S Susil Kumar D. May 2026 Location: Domlur, Bangalore -
We rushed our 10 yr old male GSD with bloat to Cessna on the night of April 29th as this was the only vet hospital open 24/7 for emergencies in Bangalore. The vets and staff immediately conducted all the necessary tests to determine that it was GDV and performed Gastropexy surgery at 1 am after explaining all possible outcomes for our pet. Professional and polite vet staff. The place has everything for a pet in distress and I highly recommend this place. We were also allowed to see our pet pre and post surgery for a few minutes and that was reassuring. We got regular video and picture updates about our pet's recovery, consultation from Dr Padam the next day via a phone call about our pet's vitals and discharge was also smooth with guidance on post operative care by the on duty Vet. Thank you for saving the life of our pet. We can never forget this.
R Rekha R. May 2026 Location: Domlur, Bangalore -
Best facility to treat your pets, not just doctors like Dr Akshata but vet assistants like Kasim and Pharmasict Shyam are so kind and good at their job. Cessna is a blessing to all pet parents
s sunil P. Jan 2026 Location: Domlur, Bangalore
Questions
General consultation: questions pet parents ask
Something else on your mind? Call us on +91 76763 65365 or ask at your next visit.
How often should my pet have a check-up?
Once a year for most adult pets, twice a year for seniors, and more often for puppies and kittens during their vaccine course.
What should I bring?
Your pet's vaccination record, details of their food and medicines, and a list of anything you have noticed.
Do you see cats as well as dogs?
Yes. Our vets care for both dogs and cats.

Ready when you are
Book a check-up
Book at your nearest clinic and our team will call to confirm your slot. Bring any past test results and the medicines your pet is on; they help us start faster.













