About Dr. Colleta
Practical, preventive care from a vet who comes to you
Dr. Colleta Chepkosgei is a University of Nairobi veterinary graduate bringing home, farm and stable visits to Nairobi, Kiambu and Kajiado.
Our story
Why a mobile practice
Paws & Herds started from a simple observation: for many families and farmers, getting an animal to a vet is the hardest part of veterinary care. It can mean time off work, transport costs, or moving animals that are better treated where they live.
So Dr. Colleta brings the vet to them. She visits pets at home, livestock on the farm, and horses and donkeys in the stable — by appointment across Nairobi, Kiambu and Kajiado — with the equipment and medicines each visit needs.
Every visit has two goals: treat what’s in front of her, and leave owners better able to prevent the next problem. That’s why so much of her work is vaccination, parasite control and practical advice on feeding, housing and husbandry.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Nairobi in 2025 and is a member of the Kenya Veterinary Association.
Approach
Five values behind every visit
Animal welfare
Calm, low-stress handling — the animal’s comfort comes first.
Preventive care
Vaccination, parasite control and good husbandry prevent most problems.
Evidence-based practice
Advice and treatment follow current veterinary evidence, not habit.
Responsible communication
Clear explanations, honest options and costs agreed before treatment.
Farmer education
Practical knowledge you can use between visits, for healthier herds.
Credentials
Qualifications & memberships
- Qualification
- Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine (BVM), University of Nairobi, 2025
- Membership
- Kenya Veterinary Association
- Languages
- English and Kiswahili
- Practice
- Mobile — home, farm and stable visits by appointment
- Service area
- Nairobi, Kiambu and Kajiado; further afield by arrangement
Areas of interest
From the family dog to the wider herd
Companion animals
Preventive care and everyday medicine for dogs and cats.
Livestock health & production
Herd health, fertility and productivity on smallholder and commercial farms.
Wildlife health
Where wildlife, livestock and people share land, water and disease.
One Health
Diseases like rabies link animal and human health — prevention protects both.
In the field
From farm clinics to wildlife care
Dr. Colleta at a livestock field clinic 
Examining a goat at a field clinic 
Calm handling of a zebra foal
Book a visit
Book a visit for your pet or herd
Tell us what you need and where your animals are. Dr. Colleta will call or WhatsApp you to confirm a time and the visit details.
Compassionate care. Healthier animals. Better farming.