The Veterinary Clinic and Specialty Boarding

26/05/2026

Bantha is the softest little waffle 🥹🥰
We love her here at the Clinic!

22/05/2026

Guys...guys...!

Ginger is still here with us 🥹

Still waiting for someone to come through for him 🥰

Neutered, fully healed from his traumatic injury and ready to settle into a loving home 🙏☺️

Give us a call if you'd like to meet him!

19/05/2026

This gorgeous gingerbread cookie with impeccable fashion sense found himself in big trouble a few weeks ago - deep wound in his groin area 🫣

Good samaritan brought him in and we got him all stitched up 🙏😊

He soon realized that AC, regular food and daily cuddles are far better than what's waiting for him out there, in the bushes and so we are looking to find this cute carrot a good, loving home 😍🥹

He is neutered, almost completely healed up and ready to pack his tiny suitcase ☺️🤩

P.S. indoor only, please, he has been through enough in the wild 🥲

27/04/2026

EDIT:
Unfortunately Tom-Tom's remains have been found 😢

This handsome, blue eyed, neutered, 6 year old boy went missing last Friday from his home at 79 Woodland Drive, Lower Valley.

Please, keep an 👁 out for him, his mom misses him 😔

23/04/2026

Prevention is important! 🙏

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🚨 One Mosquito Bite is Enough – Here’s Why 🦟🐾

Just one infected mosquito bite can transmit heartworm larvae into your pet’s bloodstream. These microscopic larvae grow into adult worms over time, silently causing damage to the heart and lungs long before any signs appear.

That’s what makes heartworm especially dangerous, by the time symptoms are visible, the disease may already be advanced.

💡 Early and consistent prevention is critical to protect your pets.

📘 Learn more about heartworm prevention and how to safeguard your pets:
🔗http://doa.gov.ky/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/DOA_MRCU_-Heartworm-Awareness-Brochure.pdf-6.pdf

This message is brought to you in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture (APEU) and the Mosquito Research & Control Unit (MRCU), working together to protect animal health across the Cayman Islands.

31/03/2026

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12/03/2026

🐾 Retired K9 Inca is Looking for Her Forever Home 🏡
After years of dedicated service as a passive narcotics detection dog with the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS), Inca is ready to hang up her working vest and enjoy the retirement she truly deserves.
During her career, Inca not only worked operationally but also took part in school demonstrations across Grand Cayman, helping to positively engage with our community.
Now it’s her turn to be part of a family 💛
Inca has experience living both in a kennel environment and in a home with one of her handlers and his family. She is:
✨ Very obedient and well-trained✨ Affectionate — she loves a cuddle✨ Always up for a game of fetch✨ Used to living with another female dog✨ Comfortable around cats and children.
She is up to date on vetting and vaccines.
Inca is a loyal, loving girl who has given so much to our community. Now she’s looking for a calm, caring home where she can relax, play, and enjoy being a cherished family member.
If you think you could offer Inca the retirement home she deserves, please get in touch to learn more. 🐶💕 What’s app: 925-5584

11/03/2026

You can now purchase raffle tickets at our Clinic to support our friends and win some nice prices 🤩🤗🤞

29/01/2026

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