OLE veterinary clinic Silang

29/03/2021

Under ECQ and holiday, here is our clinic hours effective from March 29 to April 4,2021

Monday to Thursday (March 29,2021-April 1,2021) 8 am to 5 pm

Friday (April 2,2021)- CLOSED

Saturday and Sunday (April 3 and 4,2021) 8 am to 5 pm

Under ECQ Guidelines, we implement the following rules inside clinic premises:
1.No facemask, no ENTRY!
2.1 Client/pet allowed
3.Maximum of 2 clients allowed (observe social distancing)
3.Upon entry, client will be assisted by clinic assistant to disinfect first using alcohol and checking of body temperature in client's wrist
4. Contact tracing form will be filled out by the client. PLEASE WRITE LEGIBLY.
5.Disinfection of hands using alcohol

WEARING OF FACEMASK PROPERLY MUST BE OBSERVED AT ALL TIMES WHILE INSIDE THE CLINIC. 😷

Keep safe everyone!

11/03/2021

Cuteness overload!! Here's Princess, (3 months) to brighten up your day! Visited our clinic for her immunization today. See you! Special thanks to Ma'am Janine for allowing us to share with you our featured furbaby royalty Princess👸🐶
Vaccines for dogs and cats are available here in our clinic. We might have the veterinary services you are looking for, for your furpets. Walk- in clients are accepted. No need to book for appointments!
We are open Monday to Sunday( even Holidays) from 8 am to 6 pm.
For more details you may reach us on our fb page Ole veterinary clinic silang or contact us at 0961-102-1505 📞

05/03/2021

Hooray its Friday! Vv (Vee-vee) 3 month old pomeranian, came to our clinic for her photoshoot today.😂 Photo shoot after she had her immunization and deworming. Thanks for coming today, Vv. See you on your next schedule. 😊

Vet/photographer dra Liz Mesias😉😁

03/03/2021

Name: Patrasche
Breed: Golden Retriever
Age: 8 years old

This biggie came to our clinic yesterday as his owner observed presence of growth/mass on Patrasche's left eyelid 3 weeks ago. According to his owner, they have been using eye drops for 2 weeks to at least ease irritation to Patrasche's eye yet they didn't see any improvement that's why they decided to inquire a day before they visited to our clinic and the attending veterinarian suggested that the mass must be surgically removed. The owner decided to agree and allow the veterinarian to perform the said surgery on the next day. The veterinarian advised that blood test and blood chemistry must be done first, considering Patrasche's age to see if his blood works is good and kidneys and liver is still functioning well. Blood test results shows no problem and Patrasche was fasted 8 hours prior surgery.
Patrasche was put under anesthesia to finally remove the eyelid mass.
Photos were shown below to see before and after surgery.
Eyelid growths can be common in dogs and typically develop in older dogs like just Patrasche but can occur in pets of any age. Eyelid masses can be detrimental to your pet's health and quality of life.
Patrasche was discharged same day from the clinic after he was fully recovered from anesthesia. Oral and topical eye medications were prescribed and will be given at home.
Hope to see you again, Patrasche. May you live longer and happier😊 Special thanks to Sir Mart Malapayo for your trust.
We do accept surgeries and other veterinary services. Just visit our fb page or contact us at 09611021505.

27/02/2021

Here's little Grant (2 month old Shih tzu) to brighten up your day! He knows how to pose already when camera's in front of him.Stolen shot? Easy. 😉
Grant and his furmom visited us today for his first shot of 5 in 1 vaccine. See you on your next visit, Grant!
For inquiries and services our clinic offers, visit our page or contact us at 09611021505

23/02/2021

Certified Ole Vet Clinic Furbaby spotted!

Name: Ajd
Age: 5 months old
Breed:German Shepherd

Ajd had finished all his core vaccinations and deworming today.His furparents are one of our most compliant clients.They never missed Ajd's schedule may it be deworming or vaccination.He can finally accompany his furparents for morning walks and jogging 😁

Thanks again Ma'am and Sir for entrusting baby Ajd to us!

17/02/2021

This day is not just an ordinary day for Clio (toy poodle, 3 months old) because he will be discharge from confinement after 6 days of battle against parvo viral enteritis. Yes! Clio made it. Finally, he will be home today and be with his furmom,who never failed to visit Clio every single day since the first day he was confined here in our clinic. Clio must be a very tough one to survive this battle. Parvo virus made him very weak and not able to eat. He was vomiting frequently, 6 times a day (maximum times we observed for a day) and bloody diarrhea make his condition even worse . We're thankful he responded well to medications given to him and today marks his last day with us. We will see you again after a week,brave little one!

May this be a reminder to all furparents out there that prevention is always better than cure. Prevention means to be guided by a licensed veterinarian on how vaccination and deworming works. Vaccination is very essential for your furbabies younger than 6 months especially this season where parvo virus is just around the corner ( even at home)just waving to infect your unvaccinated puppies.

Vaccinations? Deworming? You may want to speak with us about that for your furbaby. We offer veterinary services your pet may need. Visit our fb page or contact us at 0961-102-1505 for more details.😉

Please do like and share our page. Thanks in advance.

08/02/2021

Look who visited our clinic today. Cali (Aspin x Siberian husky) had his shot of 6 in 1 vaccine. Did you find his eyes cute?unique? Well here's an overview of what his eye condition is called.

Heterochromia is the scientific term for eyes that are two different colors. It not only occurs in dogs but also affects cats, horses and occasionally even people. Heterochromia is caused by a lack of the pigment melanin in all or part of one eye. In dogs with heterochromia, the lack of melanin causes one of their eyes to appear blue or bluish-white.

Heterochromia in dogs is often hereditary, meaning it is passed through their genetic makeup.Heterochromia is most common among these breeds: Australian cattle dogs, Australian shepherds, Border collies, Chihuahuas, Dachshunds
Dalmatians, Great Danes, Shetland sheepdogs, Siberian huskies and Shih tzus.
Most dogs with heterochromia don't have any related health problems — they just have a more unique set of peepers than other pups!
(Read more: Hillspet.com>dog care>heterochromia)

06/02/2021

Happy Saturday everyone! Look who visited our clinic this morning. These 5 adorable puppies namely: Lowki, Apollo, Pochi, Guppy and female puppy (no name yet) 😁just had their first deworming today.
Thank you Sir Mark for entrusting your furbabies to us. See you on their next visit! 😊

21/06/2020

Happy PAWther's day!

07/11/2019

11/07/19
It feels great to be groomed😁❤️❤️❤️. - 🐕🐕🐕
We have GROOMING SERVICES. Kindly visit on our newly branch Ole Veterinary Clinic here in Lalaan II Silang Cavite. Thank you! ❤️

30/10/2019

Good day fur parents. We would like to inform you that our clinic will be closed on october 31- november 1. Clinic will resume on november 2.

05/10/2019

Good day fur parents!!!

18/09/2019

Have a pawsome and great day!!!

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