Big News: Allpets Clinic Launches Second Hyderabad Location

Allpets Clinic Opens 2nd Veterinary Facility in Hyderabad, Announces Plans for 10 More Clinics Across South India. Image Caption: Allpets Clinic Opens 2nd Veterinary Facility in Hyderabad, Announces Plans for 10 More Clinics Across South India. Hyderabad, 24^th September, 2026: Allpets Clinic has launched its second veterinary center in Hyderabad, signaling the start of an ambitious growth strategy to roll out 10 additional facilities throughout South India within the coming year. The new Nallagandla location represents a pivotal step in the brand's evolution from a single-site practice into a comprehensive, multi-city veterinary network.

Actor Sushanth A served as the Chief Guest for the inauguration of the new Allpets clinic. The event was also attended by the leadership team, including Dr. Jasleen Kaur, Founder & CEO, Allpets, alongside Co-Founders Mr. A. Arun Kumar and Mr. M. Thirumalai.

Speaking at the launch, Dr. Jasleen Kaur, Founder & CEO, Allpets, said, "Veterinary care is not something that pet parents should have to travel long distances for, particularly when an animal needs immediate attention. Nallagandla and the surrounding residential areas have a growing number of pet families, and we felt there was a clear need for a well-equipped veterinary clinic in this part of Hyderabad. Our new 1,200-square-foot facility brings the same facilities available at our first clinic closer to these families."

Established nearly ten years ago, Allpets was built on the premise that high-quality healthcare is essential for the wellbeing of pets as family members. Since its inception, the platform has supported over 15,000 pet parents, delivering more than 57,000 consultations and performing 1,000 surgeries.

Located at the HUDA Residential Complex Layout in the Ranga Reddy District, the new 1,200-square-foot center provides a full spectrum of services, including veterinary consultations, preventive healthcare, vaccinations, diagnostics, emergency care, pharmacy access, and specialized treatments. Designed to support dogs, cats, and other companion animals, the clinic extends Allpets’ reach to pet owners residing in Nallagandla and the neighboring areas.

This Nallagandla opening serves as the initial milestone for Allpets’ upcoming growth phase. Over the next 12 months, the company intends to launch 10 more clinics throughout South India, focusing on major urban centers and regions where the demand for structured, professional veterinary care is rising alongside growing pet-owning populations.

The expansion strategy relies on a scalable framework that integrates state-of-the-art infrastructure, skilled veterinary staff, uniform clinical protocols, and an extensive array of medical services. The goal is to establish a network that maintains consistent clinical quality while remaining adaptable to the specific requirements of each local community.

Mr. A. Arun Kumar, Co-Founder, Allpets, said, "The opening of our second clinic marks an important transition for Allpets, from building a successful individual facility to creating a scalable veterinary healthcare network. We are looking at 10 more clinics across South India over the next 12 months, with the larger objective of building a multi-city platform that can eventually expand across India. We are also open to conversations with promoters and investors who recognise the long-term opportunity in organised veterinary healthcare and want to participate in building a national platform."

The Indian pet care landscape is shifting, as pet owners increasingly prioritize preventive medicine, diagnostics, surgical interventions, and ongoing medical support. Because the veterinary sector remains largely fragmented, there is a clear opening for organized providers to build scalable networks. As it grows, Allpets intends to enhance this ecosystem by integrating specialized expertise, tech-driven services, and comprehensive care solutions.

Mr. M. Thirumalai, Co-Founder, Allpets, said, "The veterinary healthcare market in India is entering an important phase of growth. Pet ownership is increasing, pet parents are more informed and expectations around veterinary care are changing, while organised veterinary networks are still at an early stage. This presents a significant opportunity to build a credible and scalable platform. Our next 10 clinics in South India are the beginning of that journey."