Powered by Kiram Vet Surgery

The travel team is the vet team.

Every flight we plan and every hotel stay we run is backed by our own veterinary surgery — the same clinic, the same people, the same records.

A dog on the porch outside the Kiram Veterinary Surgery reception in Kampala

What we do

Fifteen services, one clinic.

From a routine wellness check to an export health certificate on a deadline — it all happens on one premises off Ggaba Road.

General consultation

Examination, diagnosis and a treatment plan for whatever brought them in.

Preventive healthcare

Parasite control, routine screening and the checks that stop small problems becoming big ones.

Vaccination

Core and travel vaccinations, scheduled correctly and recorded for export use.

Health certificates

Veterinary health certificates issued for travel, sale, boarding and official use.

Export documentation

International export paperwork prepared and endorsed for your destination country.

Rabies titer testing

Blood sampling and submission for rabies antibody titration, timed to the destination's waiting period.

Microchipping

ISO-standard microchip implantation and registration — the first step of almost every relocation.

Surgery

Soft tissue and routine surgical procedures in our own theatre.

Digital X-ray

On-site digital radiography for fast, clear imaging without a referral.

Ultrasound

Diagnostic ultrasound for abdominal, cardiac and pregnancy assessment.

Laboratory diagnostics

Blood work, cytology and sample analysis to support diagnosis and travel testing.

Dentistry

Scaling, extractions and dental care under anaesthesia.

Hospitalisation

Inpatient care and monitoring on the premises for recovery and treatment.

Emergency care

In-house cover between 7:00pm and 7:00am for emergencies.

Wellness programmes

Ongoing preventive plans that keep vaccinations, parasite control and checks on schedule.

A Kiram Air veterinary handler preparing a dog's travel crate before departure

Travel preparation

Vet care that knows the deadline.

Export rules are a sequence, not a checklist. A rabies vaccination given a day too early, or a titer test drawn a day too soon, can push a departure back by months. Because we plan the flight and run the clinic, the two calendars are the same calendar.

  • Microchip before rabies vaccination — in that order, always
  • Titer test timed to the destination's waiting period
  • Health certificate issued inside the airline's validity window
  • Records kept in one file and handed over on travel day
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Reception is open Mon–Sun, 8:00am–6:30pm, with in-house cover for emergencies overnight.

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