WELCOME TO Shinzō
Veterinary Cardiology
Heart is an Art.
Paint it with Science and Love.
About Us
ShinZō = Heart
Shinzō, which means ‘heart‘ in Japanese, provides veterinary cardiology services at Kota Damansara Veterinary Centre.
Our cardiology room is equipped with a top-notch ultrasound machine that enables strain echocardiography. However, ‘echocardiography isn’t everything.’ While echocardiography is a crucial aspect of cardiac examination, we emphasize that comprehensive history-taking and conventional physical examination are equally indispensable in investigating and managing diseases.
We are currently the only centre in Malaysia that performs V-clamp surgery in dogs with MMVD, offers transoesophageal echocardiography, and conducts interventional surgeries.
Our Concepts
As a cardiology referral center, we collaborate closely with referring veterinarians to diagnose, treat, and manage various cardiovascular diseases in dogs and cats, whether medically or surgically. These conditions encompass hypertension, heart failure, congenital heart defects, age-related heart diseases, heart muscle diseases, arrhythmias, and lung diseases. We strive to offer more advanced services to cure diseases, and if not possible, to better manage them.
Given the increasing concern of pet owners about their pets’ health, Shinzō’s cardiology room is designed to facilitate consultations conducted over a coffee table, creating a comfortable environment for both pets and their owners. This setup allows for more thorough discussions.
We also understand that every furkid differs in breed, size, lifestyle, behavior, etc. Therefore, we recommend treatment after considering all these factors to optimize management. We also advocate the idea of having a primary veterinarian for long-term management.
ShinZō Team
Meet Our Team
Dr. Anthony Leong Zi Ping
Veterinary Surgeon : DVM; PhD; MMCVS (Small Animal Cardiology)
Dr. Anthony Leong holds a DVM from Universiti Putra Malaysia, where he received the Vice Chancellor’s Award (the highest university honor), and a PhD from The United Graduate School of Veterinary Science at Yamaguchi University, Japan, where he earned the Dean’s Award.
He is a member of Malaysian College of Veterinary Specialists, Japanese Society of Veterinary Cardiology, and Asian Society of Veterinary Internal Medicine. He is also a speaker at various national and international workshops and conferences.
Currently, Dr Anthony is also a visiting consultant at Apex China Animal Medical Centre, a cardiology-focused veterinary centre in Shanghai, China.
Zetty
VETERINARY Assistant
A humble yet friendly assistant who handles non-clinical routines.
Consultation
Blood pressure measurement (non-invasive and invasive)
Pre-anaesthetic cardiac evaluation
Conventional echocardiography, strain analysis, transesophageal echocardiography
Electrocardiography, Holter monitoring
Minimally invasive surgery to occlude PDA ; interventional treatment
TEER (V-clamp) surgery for canine MMVD
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
To make an appointment, kindly contact us by text only via WhatsApp, or you may fill out the registration form. We will contact you to confirm your appointment after receiving your registration.
Kindly refrain from making calls or sending voice clips.
Prior to the appointment, please have your primary or referring veterinarian fill out the Referral Form
You can check our availability here
Unfortunately we do not accept walk-in cases. If your furkid needs immediate treatment, please contact your regular or home veterinarian immediately.
Our main office is located on the first floor of Kota Damansara Veterinary Centre.
Every Friday, the doctor also conducts visiting consultations at Lee Veterinary Clinic in Kuchai Lama.
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