Vet Project Animal Clinic

08/08/2025

Today, August 8, is International Cat Day! This day reminds us one of our patients close to our hearts, Silvie, who despite the odds has beaten Feline Panleukopenia Virus. 🥰🥰🥰

We’d also like to thank Silvie’s owner for giving our clinic a very positive review! These kind words always boosts our team’s morale to give our very best for all of our patients. ❤️💙

We are open daily (MONDAYS to SATURDAYS)
From 9:00AM to 12NN, and 1:00PM to 5:30PM
For your pets’ wellness, check up, and vaccinations 💙

Visit us!

Vet Project Animal Clinic
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07/08/2025

Hello everyone! Remember Clover, the rescue cat who needed both eyes enucleated/removed because of severe infection?

We had a chance to visit him, and look at him! Despite his disabilities, he sure is living his life to the fullest! 💙❤️

Sometimes, we tend to overlook the blessings we receive daily- food on our table, healthy bodies, and a peaceful environment. More often than not, animals always teach us lessons, to look beyond the problems that we have, and always appreciate the little things around us.

May we always be reminded by Clover aka Stevie- that disability doesn’t stop the purrs. 🐱🐱🐱

Stay healthy and loved, Stevie!

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05/08/2025

Hello everyone! We’d like to share a little story about Scarlet, and her kitten- winter.

Scarlet (Mommy Cat) was brought to the clinic because she had no appetite, has been vomiting, had an episode of diarrhea, and had a fever. She recently gave birth to a litter of kittens.

Upon investigation, Scarlet tested positive for feline panleukopenia- a fatal viral infection among kittens and cats. Since we did not want to risk Winter, Scarlet’s kitten to get the infection, the team advised the owners to hand feed the kitten, and leave Scarlet at the clinic for her immediate treatment.

However, after a few days, the owners noticed that the kittens weren’t feeling well. So they decided to bring the kitten and have Mama Scarlet nurse her kittens instead.

Scarlet has stopped producing milk since she was confined. We were worried the kitten might need round the clock nursing care. To our surprise, several hours after being beside her kitten, Scarlet was able to produce her own milk. She was able to fight off the viral infection, nurse her kitten back to health, and on top of that, Winter did not show any signs of viral infection.

It amazes us how our pet’s maternal instincts may kick in despite, having to fight for their own lives. It reminds us of a mom’s unconditional love- both humans and animals.

To date, Mommy Scarlet and Baby Winter are doing fine. Their blood test results are now normal, and both have received their vaccines as well.

Thank you for inspiring us, Mommy Scarlet!

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02/08/2025

That was a rainy July! We are looking forward to brighter and sunnier August!

Hello dear clients! This is our schedule for the month of August. 💙

May we also remind each and everyone to check their pets' tick and flea preventives and deworming if they are up to date! If not, feel free to visit the clinic so our vets can help keep your pets' preventatives updated!

Vet Project Animal Clinic
Care. Commitment. Compassion. 💙

30/07/2025

24/07/2025

As Typhoon Emong passes through, we pray for everyone’s safety.

Clinic will be closed today, July 25 (Friday)

We will be back to serve you and your pets on July 26, Saturday.

Keep safe, everyone! 🙏🏻

15/07/2025

Here's a cat update (no one asked about) 😂

These are our rescue cats (Left to Right)

Luna the one-eyed cat - the master of all cats
Mama Felisha who gave birth in our clinic's budega just before the typhoon
Mitchy who has been so itchy because of his scabies before he was rescued
and Louisa who was dumped just right across Luisa's cafe

It always brings us warmth and joy watching them grow and (gain weight 🥲) here in the clinic. Though they may not say it verbally, we know deep inside they are full of gratitude for giving them a second chance in life.

Do you have rescue pets, too? Post them down below! We'd love to see them too!

Vet Project Animal Clinic
Care. Commitment. Compassion. 💙

11/07/2025

Our pretty girl Dakota checking in here at Vet Project Animal Clinic with her cute outfit!

Dakota had her nails trimmed and had a quick consult with our vets.

You are well loved, Dakota! 🫶🏻❤️

And to all furmoms and furdads out there, don’t forget to protect and secure your pets from the rain and wind during the monsoon season.

Vet Project Animal Clinic
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03/07/2025

It’s snip snip day for Finn and Rondo! ✂️🍒

KAPON or NEUTERING offers a lot of benefits for our feline companions, such as
✅ preventing unwanted litters/kittens
✅ reducing the risk of cancers and infections
✅ reducing roaming, aggression, and spraying

Before we conduct surgeries, we always make sure your pets are fit for the procedure. This is why we always recommend blood tests before proceeding to surgeries! 🐶🐾🐱

Having thoughts about getting your pet neutered? Contact us! 😊

Vet Project Animal Clinic
Care. Commitment. Compassion. 💙

02/07/2025

Today, we celebrate the life of Jea! Jea plays an important role here in the clinic - she extends the care and compassion beyond the check up area. She watches over the confined patients, making sure they are comfortable as they try to recover from their conditions. She also assists our vets from time to time - from blood collection, vaccinations, we can count on her!

We love you Jea! Thank you for being you! 💙

Please help us greet her a happy happy birthday!! 🥳

30/06/2025

Wow, we cannot believe the first half of 2025 has already passed! We still have another 6 months for the year 2025, and we pray that all our pets are healthy, have updated vaccines, and tick and flea preventives!

Below is our schedule for the month of July. Please be reminded that the clinic is closed every Sundays, but we are open every Monday to Saturday to cater to the needs of your pets!

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26/06/2025

Gigi, our most recent foster, has already been spayed! ❤️

We are just waiting for her wound to heal, then we’ll find a loving and caring home for her.

Good job, Gigi! We pray we find you a home soon!

Vet Project Animal Clinic
Care. Commitment. Compassion. 💙