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Happy Monday from all of us at Animal World Veterinarians 🐾 It’s a brand new week, and we’re here for more wagging tail...
06/10/2025

Happy Monday from all of us at Animal World Veterinarians 🐾
It’s a brand new week, and we’re here for more wagging tails, curious paws, and heart-melting purrs. Whether your pet needs a checkup, vaccination, or just a little extra love, we’re ready to make every visit feel like home.

Because healthy pets make happy homes and we’re honored to walk that journey with you.

Here’s to a week filled with cuddles, wellness, and lots of tail wags

P.S. Say hello to the amazing team at Animal World Veterinarians 🥰

29/09/2025

One of the beneficiaries of the free Anti rabies vaccine🥰
Have you vaccinated your pets against rabies today?

29/09/2025

Meet Pearl, our brave clinic pet who helped us spread a very important message this World Rabies Day. Rabies is 100% preventable, yet still takes thousands of lives every year. By keeping our pets vaccinated, we protect not just them, but ourselves and our communities. Let’s keep raising awareness, one paw at a time. 💉🐾

27/09/2025

Every year, thousands of lives are lost to a disease that is completely preventable. Rabies.

Rabies doesn’t just affect animals. It can be transmitted to humans through a simple bite or scratch from an infected pet or stray. Once symptoms appear, it is almost always fatal.

But the good news? One vaccine can make all the difference.

By vaccinating your pets, you are not only protecting them but also protecting yourself, your family, and your community.

Let’s break the cycle.
Let’s choose prevention over pain.
Let’s end Rabies together.

Visit your vet. Ask questions. Get your pets vaccinated.

27/09/2025

Meet Chelsea, she came in for her Anti Rabies Vaccine and she was such a brave girl!

Rabies is 100% preventable yet still deadly if not treated. It’s a disease that affects both animals and humans, and the best protection is simple: vaccination.

Whether your pet stays indoors or loves outdoor adventures, they are still at risk. One quick visit to the vet can save their life and protect your whole family.

At Animal World Veterinarians, we’re committed to keeping pets like Chelsea and families like yours safe and healthy.

Protect your pets. Protect your people.
Vaccinate against Rabies.

26/09/2025

Rabies is 100% preventable but still takes lives every year. One simple act can make a big difference — vaccinate your pets. It is not just about keeping them safe, it is also about protecting your family and your community. Stay informed and take action.

WORLD RABIES DAY IS HERE! LET’S PROTECT OUR PETS & COMMUNITY.Did you know rabies is one of the deadliest yet most preven...
24/09/2025

WORLD RABIES DAY IS HERE! LET’S PROTECT OUR PETS & COMMUNITY.

Did you know rabies is one of the deadliest yet most preventable diseases? Every year, thousands of lives are lost, but with just one simple vaccination, we can protect our pets, our families, and our entire community.

This year’s theme is “Act now: You, Me, Community” and that’s exactly what we’re doing at Animal World Veterinarians 🎉

📌 Event Details:
📅 Date: Monday, 29th September
🕙 Time: 10:00am
📍 Venue: 39 Finbars Road, Umuahia, Abia State
📞 Contact: +2349162506026

✨ Special Offers You Can’t Miss:
🐾 First 5 pets get FREE vaccination!
🐾 50% discount for every other pet – because every pet deserves protection!

Bring your dogs, cats, and spread the word. Let’s keep rabies out of our homes and neighborhoods. Protecting pets = Protecting people!

Together, we can create a rabies-free future. Don’t wait. ACT NOW. Come with your pets, tell a friend, and let’s save lives.

MYTHS & FACTS: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Hear. Happy new week fellow pet lovers😁We know how much you care about your...
22/09/2025

MYTHS & FACTS: What Every Pet Owner Needs to Hear.

Happy new week fellow pet lovers😁
We know how much you care about your furry family members. They’re not just pets, they’re part of the family. ❤️

But over the years, we’ve heard a lot of myths floating around. Things people believe about pet health that simply aren’t true. These myths can cause confusion and, sometimes, harm without anyone even realizing it. So today, we’re busting some of the biggest pet care myths we’ve come across at our clinic.

Let’s dive in 👇

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🧠 MYTH #1: "I only need to take my pet to the vet when they’re sick."
✅ FACT: Just like humans need regular check-ups, pets do too.
Even if your pet looks healthy, there could be early signs of illness you might miss. Regular wellness visits help us catch problems early before they become serious or expensive. Prevention is always better than cure.

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🧠 MYTH #2: "My pet lives indoors, so they don’t need vaccinations."
✅ FACT: Indoor pets are still at risk. Viruses, fleas, ticks, and other parasites can still find their way in through your shoes, clothes, or even an open window. Vaccines protect your pet from life-threatening illnesses, no matter where they spend their time.

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🧠 MYTH #3: "If my pet’s nose is warm or dry, they must be sick."
✅ FACT: A pet’s nose can change throughout the day.
It might be wet one minute and dry the next and that’s totally normal. What really matters is their behavior. Are they eating, playing, and sleeping normally? If you notice anything off, that’s when it’s time to give us a call.

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🧠 MYTH #4: "Human food is fine for pets. They love it”
✅ FACT: Many human foods are dangerous for pets.
Even small amounts of chocolate, grapes, onions, or xylitol (found in sugar-free gum) can be toxic. We know those puppy eyes are hard to resist, but giving your pet people food can lead to serious health issues. Stick to pet-safe treats and vet-recommended diets.

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🧠 MYTH #5: "My pet doesn’t have worms or fleas. I’d see them”
✅ FACT: You often won’t see parasites until the infestation is bad. Many parasites live inside your pet, and the signs can be subtle like weight loss, scratching, or digestive issues. That’s why monthly flea and tick prevention and regular deworming are key to keeping your pet healthy.

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🧠 MYTH #6: "Pets can control how much they eat."
✅ FACT: Most pets will overeat if given the chance.
Obesity is a growing issue among pets and can lead to diabetes, joint problems, and even heart disease. Let us help you choose the right portion sizes and diet for your pet’s age, weight, and lifestyle.

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🧠 MYTH #7: "My pet is too young or too old to be spayed or neutered."
✅ FACT: Age-appropriate sterilization has real health benefits.
It reduces the risk of certain cancers and prevents unwanted litters. Whether your pet is young or already a senior, talk to us and we’ll help you decide what’s best for them.
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We know you love your pet. That’s why you’re here, reading this. But even the most loving pet parents can fall for common myths. That’s okay. We're here to help you with facts, support, and care.

If you ever have questions, big or small, our doors are always open.
Visit us, give us a call, or send us a message right here.
Your pet’s health is our top priority.
Together, let’s give your furry friend the happiest, healthiest life possible. 🐾💙


16/09/2025

Have you ever looked into your pet’s eyes and felt like they understood you better than anyone else? We tell them our secrets, lean on them during our worst days, and somehow, without words, they comfort us. But what about the stories they carry? The emotions they feel, the loyalty they show, and the silent love they offer that often goes unseen?Sometimes, we misread their actions. A chewed-up shoe might not be mischief. It might be a sign of separation anxiety. A growl might not mean aggression. It might be fear or instinct, kicking in to protect the family they would give anything for. The story in this video is a powerful reminder. It tells of a dog who protected a child from danger. But that brave act was misunderstood. Seen as aggression, he was given away by the very people he tried to protect. It’s heartbreaking because in his eyes, he did everything right. He gave everything, even his place in the family, to keep them safe. And that’s what makes our pets extraordinary. They love with a depth we sometimes fail to see.They protect, comfort, and stay loyal in ways that go beyond instinct. They are givers of unconditional love. Guardians of our homes. Silent companions who know our moods even before we speak. They are family. At Animal World Veterinarians, we believe in seeing beyond behavior. We want to help you understand what your pet might be trying to say through actions, through silence, through loyalty. Because the better we understand them, the stronger our bond becomes. What’s one thing you misunderstood about your pet at first, only to later realize the truth? We’d love to hear your story in the comments.

At Animal World Veterinarians, we celebrate dogs world wide.They are our friends and will continue to be.
26/08/2025

At Animal World Veterinarians, we celebrate dogs world wide.

They are our friends and will continue to be.

“Why Does My Male Dog Have Nipples?” – A Tail-Wagging ExplanationOne day, while giving your furry buddy a belly rub or m...
12/08/2025

“Why Does My Male Dog Have Nipples?” – A Tail-Wagging Explanation

One day, while giving your furry buddy a belly rub or maybe just watching him stretch out under the sun, you spot something… curious. Tiny bumps along his underside—ni***es! And then comes the surprise: “Wait, do male dogs have ni***es? Is that normal?”

Yes, absolutely. And no need to panic—your good boy is perfectly fine.

Just like in many mammals (humans included!), male dogs are born with ni***es. These small bumps are there before the body decides its gender in the womb—so they’re simply a leftover part of the body’s blueprint. They don’t serve a purpose in male dogs, but they also don’t cause any harm.

You might find two, four, or even more, lined up in pairs from the chest down to the belly. That’s completely normal. They don’t interfere with your dog’s growth, health, or his ability to be a happy, tail-wagging, treat-chomping companion. They don’t affect reproduction either—he can still sire a litter if he’s not neutered.

So instead of worrying, think of them as part of his unique puppy puzzle—like his paw pads, whiskers, or that one goofy ear that never quite flops the right way.

Your dog’s ni***es are just another part of the package. No cause for alarm, no need for a vet visit unless they appear swollen, irritated, or infected. Otherwise, give that belly another scratch and carry on being the awesome pet parent you are.

Public Health Alert: Confirmed Case of Rabies in Umuahia, Abia stateWe want to inform our community that a case of rabie...
26/02/2025

Public Health Alert: Confirmed Case of Rabies in Umuahia, Abia state

We want to inform our community that a case of rabies in a dog has been confirmed in the Umuahia metropolis.
RABIES is a deadly virus that affects both animals and humans. It is most commonly spread through the bite of an infected animal.

It has no cure!!

To keep your pets and family safe, please take the following precautions:
✅ Ensure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccinations.
✅ Avoid contact with wild or stray animals and unknown or sick animals.
✅ Report any unusual animal behavior to your veterinarian.
✅ If you or your pet are bitten or scratched by a wild, unknown, or sick animal (especially recently), please seek medical attention immediately.

Let us know if you have any questions or need to check your pet’s vaccination status.

Your pet’s health and your safety are our top priorities!

Stay safe,

Animal World Veterinarians care.
0916 250 6026

Address

39 Finbarr's Road
Umuahia

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 08:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+2349162506026

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