Cani&Gatti Veterinary Clinic

01/04/2026

To Our Valued Clients:

Lenten Season Schedule

Maundy Thursday- Close
Goodfriday- Close
Black Saturday- Close

We resume on Monday April 6,2026
Thank you

18/11/2025

Happening now..
The First Catvocacy Forum
Continuing learning for our beloved cats..

07/11/2025

Pyometra in Dogs

Pyometra is a serious and potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus that commonly affects unspayed female dogs, especially those middle-aged or older. It usually occurs several weeks after a heat cycle, when hormonal changes cause the uterine lining to thicken and bacteria gain access through the cervix.

Clinical Signs to Watch For:
- Vaginal discharge (often pus-like or bloody)
- Swollen abdomen
- Loss of appetite
- Increased thirst and urination
- Lethargy or weakness
- Vomiting and fever
- In severe cases, collapse or signs of shock

There are two types:
- Open pyometra – with visible vaginal discharge.
- Closed pyometra – no discharge, making it harder to detect and more dangerous as the infection stays trapped inside the uterus.

Prevention:
- Spaying (ovariohysterectomy)*is the most effective way to prevent pyometra.
- Avoid unnecessary hormone or heat-suppressing medications.
- Regular veterinary check-ups for intact females, especially after heat cycles.
- Monitor your dog closely for signs of illness 4–8 weeks after each heat cycle.

If you suspect pyometra:
Seek immediate veterinary attention. This condition requires prompt treatment

02/07/2025

Hello Dear Clients.
We have been experiencing poor signal recently. Kindly update
Or reach us at our landline 035 4203586 or our globe number 09776620784.
Thank you!!!

27/06/2025

Happy friday from our clinic cat
Johny.Johny

21/05/2025

True..😅

17/05/2025

Attention Furparents:

Cani and Gatti Veterinary Clinic is closed this coming Monday- May 19,2025 as we are taking a break for our Summer Team Building.
Thank you

10/05/2025

Ahmm..so true..😅

LOST A PUPPY TO PARVO? HERE’S WHAT NOT TO DO NEXT

Hands up, please, sa lahat ng namatayan ng puppy dahil sa Parvo. Or if you haven’t (and I hope you never do), keep reading if you're planning to get a new pup anytime soon.

Losing a puppy to parvo is heartbreaking. Yup, one minute you’re falling in love with this lovely tiny Shih Tzu, the next, you see bloody diarrhea, nonstop vomiting, lethargy, and that awful moment when your puppy either fades away at home or doesn’t make it at the clinic. It’s a nightmare and as a vet, I see it more often than I’d like.

We do everything we can to save them, and we understand your pain. Some pet owners take months or even years before they’re ready to love again. But others, in their eagerness to fill that void, make the WORST POSSIBLE NEXT MOVE: THEY GET A NEW PUPPY RIGHT AWAY.

I get it. You miss the cuddles like how you miss your ex. Ahemmm! But here’s the thing: parvo is not just gone when your puppy is. That virus is a clingy ex that sticks around. (Tag your ex ug isog mo) 😛😏

I’ve seen way too many cases where a newly adopted puppy ends up infected after moving into a house where a parvo-positive pup just died. Sayang. Avoidable. Traumatic ulit. 😒

So, when can you safely bring in a new pup?

Short answer: Wait at least 1 YEAR.

Yep. 12 months is the safest window to let the virus die off naturally in your home. Parvo particles are stubborn and can survive for months, especially in warm, humid environments (Anuna, Philippines?).

But wait, there’s more!

While you wait, do a deep clean:

Disinfect everything the previous pup touched with a bleach solution (1 part bleach to 30 parts water).

Clean all crates, food and water bowls, floors, etc.

Discard the old toys, leashes, and bedding.

Now, I know what some of you are thinking:

“Pero doc, matigas ulo ko eh. I need a new puppy now! Gusto ko na ulit makipagpatintero kay kamatayan!”
LOL okay... but please listen up.. 😁

If you really can’t wait, then only get a fully vaccinated puppy, preferably at least 16 weeks old, looking healthy, active, and with verified vaccination records.

Check the vaccine card. Look for the vet's name, signature, and clinic. Don’t fall for DIY vaccine jobs from breeders who act like honorary veterinarians just because they watched a YouTube video.

We don’t hate breeders, I promise. But we do get frustrated with the shady ones who risk lives for more money.

So please, be careful. Be thorough. And don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Sometimes, I feel like Bobbie from Four Sisters and a Wedding at the clinic... “Pero bakit parang galit ka? Pero bakit parang kasalanan ko?” Charot lang.

But really, this is me trying to protect you, your future pup, and your heart.

Okay na? Good talk.

27/12/2024

Hello world!

21/12/2024

Thank you dear clients for remembering us this christmas!!
tummy

27/10/2024

Vet still not in on monday (10.28.24). Vet will be back from Singapore Vet Training on tuesday.

For the meantime, here a good photo of teeth eruption time for those owners who are not sure of their puppy/kitten age.
(Note: Decidous-Baby Teeth, Incisors- Front Teeth, Canines- Bangkil😅, Premolars(P1-4), Molars(M1-4)- Bag.ang😂)
to Dr.Basuki's presentation