Growing up, he didn’t just hear about the profession, he watched it in action.

The commitment. The compassion. The respect it earned.

“And somewhere along the way, admiration turned into responsibility.”

But that wasn’t the only influence.

“My hometown was close to a Remount Veterinary Corps cantonment.”

Horses. Military veterinary services. Early exposure to a completely different side of the field.

“That’s where my curiosity deepened.”

It even led him to represent his state and win a medal in horse riding at the Republic Day Camp in New Delhi, an experience that blended discipline, skill, and passion.

Today, with 5–6 years of experience in inpatient care, emergency, and critical care, Dr. Parth works in one of the most demanding spaces in veterinary medicine.

The kind where decisions are urgent. And outcomes… uncertain.

“The most important thing I’ve learned is that being a vet isn’t just about treating disease.”

It’s also about guiding people.

One case, in particular, shaped that understanding.

“A geriatric patient with multiple organ compromise… recovery was unlikely.”

The hardest part wasn’t the medicine.

“It was helping the family understand. Setting expectations. Supporting them through that decision.”

Because sometimes, care means being honest—even when it’s difficult.

Of course, not every moment is heavy.

“There was a dog who acted extremely sick… until I took out a treat.”

Instant recovery. Full energy.

“His acting skills were exposed immediately.”

A reminder that pets can surprise you—in every possible way.

For Dr. Parth, the most rewarding part of the job is simple:

“Turning fear into relief… and illness into recovery.”

Looking ahead, his vision is clear—to become a specialist in internal medicine with advanced expertise in emergency and critical care.

Structured training. Clinical excellence. Evidence-based practice.

And the belief that keeps him grounded?

“Delays happen. The days are tough, not life. Be patient—everything will be alright.”

At home, that journey was once shared with Jackey—his white Pomeranian, who lived for 14 years and remains a part of his story.

Meet Dr. Parth at our Domlur hospital for composed, evidence-based care that supports both your pet and your family through every stage of treatment.