DCC Animal Hospital Grooming & Boarding (Gurugram)

DCC Animal Hospital in Sector 23A is the flagship location of a multi-city veterinary chain backed by A'alda Pte. Ltd., a Japan and Singapore-based company, and it's the only branch among DCC's five locations that also runs grooming and boarding on-site. What sets this hospital apart from almost every other vet in Gurgaon isn't just its scale, it's the range of species the team is actually equipped to treat. Most Gurgaon clinics handle dogs and cats and stop there. DCC treats dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, squirrels, guinea pigs, peacocks, hens, roosters, and iguanas, a combination that's genuinely hard to find anywhere in Delhi NCR, let alone under one roof.

Dog and cat vet in Gurgaon

For routine dog and cat care, DCC runs the full standard: vaccinations, general checkups, dental care, and surgery, backed by an in-house lab, imaging, and pathology services so most diagnostics don't require sending samples offsite. If you're searching for a dog vet in Sector 23A or a cat vet near Carterpuri, this is a full-service option rather than a small walk-in clinic, with operation theatres and an ICU on-site for anything beyond routine care.

Bird vet in Gurgaon

Bird care is where DCC starts to stand apart from a typical Gurgaon vet. If you've searched for a bird vet in Gurgaon and mostly found generic small-animal clinics that treat birds only reluctantly, DCC's team handles birds as a routine part of their caseload, not an exception. That matters for anything from a basic wellness check to something more serious, avian medicine needs different diagnostic approaches than dog and cat medicine, and not every clinic that says "we can probably see your bird" actually has the right equipment or experience.

Peacock vet in Gurgaon

This is the one almost no one searches for because they don't expect it to exist: a peacock vet in Gurgaon. Peacocks show up occasionally in farmhouse and estate settings around Gurgaon and the wider NCR, and when one needs veterinary attention, most clinics simply aren't equipped for a bird that size with that particular set of health needs. DCC is one of very few clinics in the region that treats peacocks as part of its regular practice, not a one-off exception. The same goes for hens and roosters, DCC treats poultry-adjacent birds that even most self-described "exotic vets" don't typically handle, since most exotic-vet marketing means parrots and reptiles, not farmyard birds.

Rabbit vet in Gurgaon

Rabbits need a genuinely different approach to medicine than dogs and cats, from anesthesia protocols to gut health to dental care, and a vet who treats the occasional rabbit isn't the same as one experienced with them. If you're looking for a rabbit vet near Gwal Pahari or Sector 23A, DCC treats rabbits as a standard part of their small-animal practice, not a special accommodation.

Squirrel and guinea pig vet in Gurgaon

Squirrels and guinea pigs are two more species that fall outside what most Gurgaon vets are set up to handle. Both need careful handling and species-specific knowledge that general small-animal practice doesn't automatically cover. DCC's team treats both, which is worth knowing if you've struggled to find a guinea pig vet in Gurgaon or somewhere that will actually see an injured or sick squirrel rather than turning you away.

Iguana vet in Gurgaon

Reptile medicine is its own specialty, and an iguana vet in Gurgaon is close to a non-existent search result almost anywhere else. Reptiles like iguanas need very specific husbandry knowledge on top of veterinary care, temperature, diet, and enclosure conditions all affect their health in ways that don't apply to mammals or birds. DCC's team has treated iguanas directly, not as a theoretical capability but as documented, hands-on cases.

Beyond the standard visit

Every DCC location runs on the same proprietary DCC PetConnect app, letting pet parents book appointments and choose between an in-person visit or a telehealth consult, view medical records and past visit history, set vaccination reminders, and pay invoices online. Consultation, test, and procedure pricing is set individually per case, confirm current rates when you book.

DCC's global advisory board includes Dr. Yusuke Tsukada, a Japan-trained veterinarian who has treated over 1,000 critical cases and holds international certifications in small animal surgery, oncology, and dentistry. The Gurgaon flagship's 2021 launch was attended by officials from Japan's JETRO trade organization and the Embassy of Japan, and DCC also operates veterinary hospitals in Japan itself, this is a network with real international backing, not just marketing language borrowing the word "global."

Open 8:30 AM to 9:30 PM daily, the longest hours of any DCC branch, which makes it a practical option for evening emergencies as well as routine visits, regardless of which species you're bringing in.

Built for serious cases, not just routine visits

The Gurgaon flagship was built with a reported $1.6 million investment by A'alda Pte. Ltd. and spans roughly 38,000 sq ft, making it one of the larger dedicated veterinary facilities in the region. The space includes operation theatres, an intensive care unit, recovery rooms, and in-house imaging and pathology services, infrastructure that lets DCC handle serious surgical and diagnostic cases on-site rather than referring pet parents elsewhere. That scale is part of why the hospital can realistically take on cases beyond dogs and cats, treating a peacock or an iguana properly needs space, equipment, and staff that a small neighbourhood clinic usually doesn't have.

Frequently asked questions

Does DCC Animal Hospital Gurgaon treat peacocks, hens, and roosters?

Yes. DCC is one of very few clinics in the Gurgaon or wider Delhi NCR area that treats peacocks, hens, and roosters as part of its regular practice, not as a special exception.

Does DCC Gurgaon treat exotic pets like iguanas?

Yes, DCC has treated iguanas directly. The hospital also treats other exotic and unconventional pets, it's worth calling ahead to confirm care for your specific species before visiting.

What animals does DCC Animal Hospital Gurgaon treat?

Dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, squirrels, guinea pigs, peacocks, hens, roosters, and iguanas, alongside other exotic and unconventional pets on a confirm-first basis.

What are DCC Animal Hospital Gurgaon's timings?

8:30 AM to 9:30 PM daily, the longest hours of any DCC location.

Can I book a telehealth consultation instead of visiting in person?

Yes, through the DCC PetConnect app you can choose either an in-person appointment or a telehealth consult with a DCC veterinarian, and access medical records, vaccination reminders, and invoices from the same app.

Does DCC Gurgaon offer grooming and boarding?

Yes, this is the only branch among DCC's 5 locations that runs on-site grooming and boarding alongside full veterinary services.

Is DCC Animal Hospital Gurgaon open for emergencies?

The hospital is equipped with an ICU and operation theatres for serious cases. Call ahead to confirm current emergency capacity before arriving with an urgent case.

How do I book an appointment at DCC Gurgaon?

Call the hospital directly or book through the DCC PetConnect app, available on Android and iOS, which also lets you choose your preferred doctor and appointment type.