Petlife Veterinary Clinic Northbank

18/03/2026

🐾 Important Hari Raya Announcement for PetLife Northbank 🐾

Salam Aidilfitri to all our lovely customers! Please be informed that the PetLife Northbank branch will be closed from 20th March to 23rd March in celebration of Hari Raya.

But don’t worry—our Metrocity branch is ready to welcome you and your fur babies! 🐶🐱

📍 PetLife Metrocity
📆 Operating Hours during Raya (20th - 23rd March): 10am – 12pm

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. Have a safe and joyful Raya with your loved ones! ✨



🐾 Makluman Penting Sempena Hari Raya untuk PetLife Northbank 🐾

Salam Aidilfitri kepada semua pelanggan yang dikasihi! Sila maklum bahawa cawangan PetLife Northbank akan TUTUP dari 20 Mac hingga 23 Mac sempena sambutan Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

Tapi jangan risau—cawangan Metrocity masih beroperasi untuk melayan anda dan rakan berbulu kesayangan! 🐶🐱

📍 PetLife Metrocity
📆 Waktu Operasi Sepanjang Raya (20 - 23 Mac): 10pg – 12t/hari

Mohon maaf atas sebarang kesulitan dan terima kasih atas kefahaman anda. Selamat Hari Raya, maaf zahir dan batin! ✨

13/03/2026

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WE ARE HIRING – GENERAL ASSISTANT

Veterinary Clinic (Metrocity)

We are looking for a responsible and dedicated General Assistant to join our team.

Minimum Requirements:
• Minimum qualification: STPM or equivalent
• Able to communicate in Malay and English
• Responsible, punctual, and willing to learn
• Courteous and professional in handling customers
• Able to work independently and as part of a team
* ⁠Not allergic to small animals.
• Please provide details of previous work experience, if any

Job Scope:
• Assisting the Vet during procedures
• Maintaining general cleanliness and hygiene of the clinic premises
• Handling basic customer service and front desk enquiries
• Supporting daily clinic operations as assigned

Prior experience in clinic, pharmacy, animal care, or customer service will be an added advantage, but not compulsory.
If you are interested, please contact via WhatsApp:
https://wa.me/60143293633 (Kenn)
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

16/02/2026

🐎 Happy Lunar New Year from PetLife Veterinary Clinic! 🧧

Wishing our wonderful pet families a joyous start to the Year of the Horse (Fire Horse), beginning on February 17, 2026!

The Horse symbolizes energy, strength, and an adventurous spirit—traits we see in your playful pups, curious cats, and happy small pets every day! May this year bring your family (of all species) vibrant health, boundless joy, and many happy adventures together.

Thank you for trusting us with your pet's care. We're honored to be part of your family's journey.

Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🐾✨

P.S. Share a photo of your energetic companion in the comments! We'd love to see your pets ready to "gallop" into the new year.

09/02/2026

What does the energetic Year of the Horse have in store for your pet? Let's check their Chinese Zodiac! (Find their birth year below 🐾).

🐀 Rat (2020, 2008):
Smart and curious Rats will have a year full of mental stimulation! Watch them master new tricks or puzzle toys. Keep an eye on their clever attempts to find hidden treats.

🐂 Ox (2021, 2009):
Our strong, steady Ox pets are the reliable rocks of the family. Their fortune predicts calm, comforting energy. Perfect year for establishing a solid, peaceful routine.

🐅 Tiger (2022, 2010):
Bold and brave Tigers will feel their adventurous spirit ignite! Channel that energy into exciting new hikes or play sessions. They may show extra confidence.

What's your pet's sign? Tell us in the comments! Stay tuned for the next three signs tomorrow.

31/12/2025

🎇 New Year, New Adventures! 🎇

To the best pet parents in town: Thank you for making 2025 a year of wagging tails and happy hearts at Petlife Veterinary Clinic. We’re so grateful to help your pets live their healthiest, happiest lives.

Our wish for you in 2026? Less “ouch” and more “zoomies!” Fewer vet visits for sickness, and more visits just for cuddles and treats (from us!).

May your new year be filled with perfect litter-box aim, flawless recalls at the dog park, and endless snuggles on the couch.

Happy New Year!
Your pals at Petlife 🐾❤️

25/12/2025

☃️ Wishing You a Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays! ☃️

A huge thank you to our amazing customers for a wonderful year. Your support means everything to us!

We hope your holiday season is safe, bright, and full of cheer. See you in the new year!

Warmest wishes,
The Team at Petlife Veterinary Clinic

03/12/2025

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Your dog likely loves you more than anything — and science finally proves it.

Science has confirmed what dog lovers have long believed: our pups may love us even more than they love food or other dogs.

In a study published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, researchers used MRI brain scans to see how dogs respond to praise versus treats and other dogs.

The results?

While some dogs showed no strong preference, and a few favored food, an impressive four out of fifteen dogs actually preferred their owner’s praise over anything else.

Led by neuroscientist Gregory Berns at Emory University, the study suggests that for many dogs, social rewards like affection and verbal praise are just as powerful—if not more so—than food or other dogs.

The research offers insight into why dogs are so bonded to humans.

Berns trained dogs to associate different toys with either food or praise and then monitored their brain activity. He found that the dogs with the strongest neural responses to praise consistently chose their humans over treats. This adds to earlier findings from Berns’ lab showing that dogs’ brains respond more strongly to their owner’s scent than to that of other people or even other dogs.

The takeaway? Dogs aren’t just motivated by food—they genuinely crave our companionship, making praise a healthy and effective form of positive reinforcement.

Source: Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience,

23/09/2025

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31/08/2025

Selamat Hari Merdeka from our Petlife family to yours! 🇲🇾

On this special day, we celebrate the spirit of freedom and unity. We are also reflecting on the incredible support and trust you have shown us throughout this year.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your pet's health and happiness. It is our greatest privilege to care for your furry family members.

Wishing everyone a joyful and safe celebration with your loved ones—both two-legged and four-legged!

27/08/2025

It's no surprise that cats are one of the most popular pets in the world! From their playful pounces to their comforting purrs, these independent yet affectionate companions bring so much joy to our lives. 🐾

Whether your feline friend is a curious kitten or a wise senior, our team is here to provide them with the exceptional, compassionate care they deserve.

What's your favorite thing about being a cat owner? Share with us below!

13/08/2025

MRI scans confirm that your dog’s brain lights up most when it smells YOU — not food, not other dogs.

Research from Emory University suggests dogs may see humans as family more than they see fellow dogs.

Researchers trained pet dogs to remain still in MRI scanners and exposed them to a variety of scents—including food, other dogs, and their human owners.

The brain scans revealed that the smell of their owners triggered the strongest activation in the caudate nucleus, the brain’s “reward center.”

This suggests that dogs prioritize their bond with humans above all else, even over the lure of food. The findings align with earlier research in Budapest showing that dogs’ brains also light up in response to happy human voices.

The research builds on a growing body of evidence that dogs have evolved to form unique emotional connections with people.

They are the only non-primate species known to hold direct eye contact with humans and the only domesticated animals to seek human comfort when distressed. Brain scans of mothers with both children and dogs revealed that seeing either activated reward centers equally—suggesting that the human-dog bond can rival parent-child attachment.

These results offer a neurological explanation for why dogs are so deeply integrated into human families, reinforcing the idea that, to a dog, we’re not just companions—we’re their pack.

Source:
Berns, G. S., Brooks, A. M., & Spivak, M. (2015). Scent of the familiar: An fMRI study of canine brain responses to familiar and unfamiliar human and dog odors. Behavioural Processes, 110, 37–46.