Pets! Animal Clinic

18/12/2023

08/12/2023

01/10/2023

01/10/2023

28/08/2023

22/08/2023

17/07/2023

My proud moment as a mom. This is my daughter, Doc Kristine Diane Chua being interviewed in Thank You Dok!

01/07/2023

20/06/2023

14/05/2023

Take a look at these adorable kittens.

They have been tenderly cared for by previous owner but because of personal reasons they are being sent for adoption. Prospective adoptive fur parent should truly be a cat lover.

The only condition is that they must not be separated. Get one, take the other one as well.

Both are female, almost 5 months old, litter-trained and have received their first shots of Rabies and Purevax already and properly dewormed.

Anyone interested please message me. The previous owner will be the one to select the lucky one to adopt these babies.

13/05/2023

Hello Everyone!

Welcome to the Pets! Animal Clinic page!

I know, I have neglected this page for a while, and for that I apologize, but now we will make up. We will be using this page more often now. For queries, appointments and comments, do feel free to message us.

For the sake of those who are still not familiar with us, we are

PETS! Animal Clinic

Located at:

Severo Gasoline Station (now JL Gasoline Station) Compound, Balzain Hiway, Centro 11, Tuguegarao City

Clinic Hours:
Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5 pm
We close on Sundays but we can accommodate, by appointment

Contact Numbers:
Landline: 078 8449652
Mobile: Dr. Boots Duque 09175781330
Dr. Liway Sison 09499913681
Ms. Glo Apolinar 09367628126 (for grooming appointments)

We are the pioneer vet clinic in Tugugarao and we have been operating since 2004. Our services include, but not limited to vet consultations, treatment services, preventive medicine, surgeries, dental medicine, end-of-life care (euthanasia), grooming, etc. Feel free to inquire with us for any pet services you may need and we will discuss with you. Our staff is warm, knowledgeable and compassionate, dedicated to help your pets live long, healthy lives.

Come visit us!🥰

20/09/2022

Cherry Eye in dogs:

This is a condition wherein the gland of the third eyelid prolapses. The treatment involves surgical relacement of the gland. It is important to treat the condition in order to minimize permanent damage to the eye or the third eyelid gland. Aside from the unsightly appearance, cherry eye can cause a lot of discomfort to the dog. If left untreated, it leads to decreased tear production and possibly closure of the eye. This can cause eye infection and dry eye. The dry eye can be severe enough to cause a lot of pain, pigmentation of the eye and blindness. It can sometimes cause ulceration which can become infectious and may result to ruptured eye.

Do not let your dog suffer.

Visit our clinic for an assessment of your dog with this condition.

Figure 1- how cherry eye looks like
Figure 2- actual patient prior to surgery
Figure 3- patient 3 weeks after surgery

25/06/2022