The Veterinary Clinical Complex envisions becoming a centre of excellence in veterinary clinical education, research, and service delivery, contributing significantly to the advancement of animal health in the region. Its mission encompasses imparting high-quality education to produce skilled and ethical veterinary professionals, conducting applied research relevant to livestock, poultry, and companion animals, and delivering advanced diagnostic and treatment services. The complex is also committed to community outreach, particularly aimed at supporting rural farmers and enhancing animal productivity and welfare.

The complex plays a crucial role in veterinary education by providing hands-on clinical training to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Undergraduate training includes courses such as VCP-I, VCP-II, and internship programmes. Postgraduate training is offered in disciplines including veterinary medicine, surgery, and gynaecology.

The complex plays a crucial role in veterinary education by providing hands-on clinical training to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Undergraduate training includes courses such as VCP-I, VCP-II, and internship programmes. Postgraduate training is offered in disciplines including veterinary medicine, surgery, and gynaecology.

The Veterinary Clinical Complex has earned significant recognition for its dedicated service, clinical excellence, and contributions to veterinary science and animal healthcare. The faculty members of the complex have been acknowledged at various levels for their outstanding work in clinical practice, research, and extension activities. Prof. Dr. Dwijen Kalita and the team of the Veterinary Clinical Complex have received appreciation from the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor for their selfless service and valuable contributions towards the growth and development of the institution. Dr. Jadumani Kachari and Dr. Utpal Barman were awarded certificates of appreciation by Aranyak for their commendable clinical intervention and successful treatment of a dog deployed in anti-poaching activities in Kaziranga National Park, highlighting their role in wildlife conservation and support to enforcement agencies. Dr. Utpal Barman has also received the Best Oral Presentation Award in the Companion Animal Medicine section at the Second Annual Convention of the Veterinary Internal Medicine Professionals (VIPM), held at NDUAT, Kumarganj, on 6th-7th May 2022.

In addition to individual recognitions, the faculty members of the Veterinary Clinical Complex have handled several landmark clinical cases of academic and practical significance. These include the diagnosis and management of rubber jaw syndrome in a juvenile Labrador Retriever associated with Babesia gibsoni infection, successful blood transfusion in anaemic dogs, reporting of trypanosomiasis in zoo animals from the North-Eastern region, advanced spinal surgeries in pet animals, and management of osteoarthritis in dogs using intra-articular autologous platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. The faculty members also extend expert veterinary services to animals belonging to Assam Police, including mounted units, as well as to animals in zoological parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and conservation centres within and beyond the state. These contributions underscore the commitment of the Veterinary Clinical Complex towards clinical excellence, animal welfare, and societal service.