The Island Vet: Animal Clinic

13/02/2024

Please be advised that Doc will be out-of-the province from Feb 16 to Feb 25, 2024. Clinic services will resume on February 26.

Thank you very much!

24/12/2023

Merry merry christmas!

29/11/2023

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21/10/2023

11/10/2023

Updated Clinic Schedule: Please Take Note of the Changes for the Rest of the Week

30/08/2023

Clinic schedule for the following dates! Please be advised. Thank u so much po.

01/08/2023

"But my dog never goes outside!" Seriously, your dog can't hide from those pesky mosquitos that transmit heartworm disease. Protect them 12 months a year!

18/06/2023

Maya and Myogi always protected from ticks, fleas, heartworm (among other internal and external parasite) with

14/06/2023

02/06/2023

Baby dogges’ first vet visit for their puppy deworming. They came all the way from Gigmoto!

25/05/2023

No Clinic on:
May 28,29 (Sunday), and 30

Will resume on May 31

13/05/2023

Keep your furbabies safe from ticks and fleas! and available.

30/04/2023

The sun is out and while we’re enjoying the summer weather, keep in mind that like humans, our pets can suffer from heat stroke too. Heat stroke can be deadly, it is important to learn the signs, take preventative measures, and know when to seek veterinary attention.

21/04/2023

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Closed on April 22, 23, and 24.

Thank you

17/04/2023

09/04/2023

Home service vaccination with these puppers!

08/02/2023

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Hi, clients.

Veterinary Services will not be available on the following dates.

Will resume on Feb 14 with usual schedule (Weekdays:7AM-9AM; Saturday: 8AM-6PM; Sunday: CLOSED)

Book your appointments in advance.

20/12/2022

24/11/2022

21/11/2022

04/11/2022

‼️New Clinic Hours‼️

Please be advised that there will be changes in the clinic's operating hours. Please be guided and book your appointments in advance.

Thank you very much! 🐶🐱🙊

23/09/2022

This condition occurs when the last part of the intestines, or the re**um, gets turned inside out and sticks out of the a**s. It appears as a red or pink tubularr structure sticking out of the area from which your pet pass their stool.

Re**al prolapse can occur at any age, but young dogs and cats are frequently affected. Prolapse usually happens after a pet has been straining to p**p due to intestinal worms, dehydration, constipation, diarrhea or has an intestinal blockage such as a tumor or has eaten an object that he is having trouble passing.

Treatment involves managing the cause of straining and replacing the prolapse that may need general anesthesia.

References:

Brister, Jacqueline. “Re**al Prolapse in Dogs and Cats.” VIN, 7 Aug. 2020, https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239.Â

11/09/2022

Canine Demodicosis

Bambi’s Glow-up!

Bambi was diagnosed with Demodectic Mange, an inflammatory parasitic disease of dogs (rarely cats) characterized by an increased number of mites (galis) in the hair follicles and on the epidermis. Bacterial infection is a common complication of this condition.

Demodectic mange most often occurs when a dog has an immature or weakened immune system (due to illness, malnutrition or certain medications) allowing the number of skin mites to increase rapidly.

Talk to your vet about your pets’ skin conditions!

Clinic Hours: Mon to Sat, 9am to 6pm
Location: https://goo.gl/maps/P36Et1Jtxjnk9aHv5
Contact Number: 09292630197

05/07/2022

Will resume on July 9 (Saturday), and will also accept patient on July 10. Please be guided. Mabalos!

09/04/2022

Happy weekend! Visit us and you will be greeted by this goodest boi, Loki.

04/04/2022

One of our first fur-patients finished her puppy vaccination series! Thank you Callie and your fur-parents for trusting The Island Vet. Stay healthy!

12/03/2022

Happy weekend from Mocha and Caramel all the way from San Miguel, Catanduanes.

Thank you for trusting your Island Vet. 🏝🐶🐱