India’s first

SKS Heart Pawject

India’s first community campaign for pet heart screening — hospital-grade cardiology, brought to families before symptoms appear.

Illustration of a veterinarian performing cardiac ultrasound on a golden dog, with a cat waiting in a carrier

Why this campaign exists

1 in 10

dogs seen in primary veterinary care have heart disease

1 in 7

cats may have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

60%

of senior dogs may have silent cardiac conditions

Illustration of pet parents waiting with a dog and a cat while a veterinarian screens another dog
The first of its kind in India

A national campaign, not a one-day camp

SKS Heart Pawject launched in Vizag as India’s first dedicated pet heart screening camp — specialist consult, ECG, blood pressure, echocardiography, and thoracic X-ray at camp rates. Hyderabad followed with Heart + Eye together. The next city will be announced soon.

Request a screening
Illustration of a veterinarian checking a dog with ECG nearby and a blood-pressure cuff
What we screen

Hospital-grade cardiology, made accessible

Heart disease in pets is often silent. A tail still wags while the heart enlarges. Pawject exists so families can find disease in the subclinical stage — when treatment can still change the years a pet has left.

Inside a Pawject visit

What a screening includes

Specialist consult

A veterinarian reviews history, breed risk, and clinical signs before any test.

ECG

Electrocardiogram to detect abnormal heart rhythms that a stethoscope can miss.

Blood pressure

Hypertension screening — often linked to cardiac and kidney disease.

Echocardiography

Hospital-grade ultrasound of the heart muscle, valves, and chambers.

Thoracic X-ray

Assesses heart size and whether the lungs are already involved.

Eye screening

Hyderabad edition also included FDT, STT, IOP, ocular ultrasound, and ophthalmoscopy when indicated.

Illustration of cardiac ultrasound on a dog and an eye examination on a cat
Hyderabad edition

Heart + Eye Pawject

The second city combined cardiac and ophthalmic screening. Heart investigations plus FDT, STT, IOP, ocular ultrasound, and ophthalmoscopy when indicated — because silent disease is not only in the chest.

Camps so far

Vizag, then Hyderabad

  1. Illustration of pet parents waiting with a dog and a cat while a veterinarian screens another dog
    Completed Vizag

    SKS Heart Pawject

    Vizag — India’s first pet heart screening camp

    Hospital-grade cardiac screening for dogs and cats — specialist consult plus ECG, blood pressure, echocardiography, and thoracic X-ray at camp rates.

    13–14 June 2026 · SKS Veterinary Hospital, Visakhapatnam (Vizag)

    Camp details →
  2. Illustration of cardiac ultrasound on a dog and an eye examination on a cat
    Completed Hyderabad

    SKS Heart + Eye Pawject

    Hyderabad Edition

    Cardiac and ophthalmic screening together. Heart investigations plus FDT, STT, IOP, ocular ultrasound, and ophthalmoscopy when indicated.

    22–23 August 2026 · SKS Veterinary Hospital, Kavuri Hills, Hyderabad

    Camp details →

The next Pawject city will be announced soon. Cardiac screening remains available at SKS hospitals year-round — request an appointment and mention heart screening.

Book a screening

Ask for a Heart Pawject work-up

Request an in-clinic appointment at your nearest SKS hospital. Tell us if you want cardiac screening for a senior pet, a high-risk breed, or a quiet change in stamina.

Heart Pawject questions

India’s first pet heart screening campaign — and how to book a work-up after the camps.

What is SKS Heart Pawject?

SKS Heart Pawject is India’s first community campaign for pet heart screening. It brings hospital-grade cardiology — specialist consult, ECG, blood pressure, echocardiography, and thoracic X-ray — to families before symptoms appear.

Was this India’s first pet heart screening campaign?

Yes. SKS launched Heart Pawject in Visakhapatnam (Vizag) on 13–14 June 2026 as India’s first dedicated community pet heart screening camp. Hyderabad followed on 22–23 August 2026 with Heart + Eye together.

Can I still get a heart screening after the camps?

Yes. Cardiac screening remains available year-round at SKS hospitals. Request an in-clinic appointment and mention heart screening for a senior pet, a high-risk breed, or a quiet change in stamina.

Which pets should be screened?

Senior dogs, high-risk breeds, cats that may hide hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and any pet with reduced stamina, coughing, or fainting. 1 in 10 dogs in primary care have heart disease; most show nothing until it is late.