Ciao Pet Doctors - Dau, Mabalacat, Pampanga

09/06/2026

Urgent: Blood Donors Needed 🩸

Janggu is in urgent need of 500 ml of blood to recover and regain his health. He is currently confined at our clinic and fighting hard to return to his loving family.

We are calling on fully vaccinated dogs who meet the following criteria to help save Janggu:

Age: 2 - 5 yrs old
Weight: 25kg or more
A pre-screening blood test will be conducted to ensure the donor dog is healthy and eligible.

If your dog meets these requirements, please reach out to us immediately. Your generosity can be the lifeline that Janggu needs to go back home to his family.

Thank you for being a hero for Janggu ❤️

01/04/2026

Holy Week Schedule Notice:

Please be guided by our clinic schedule:
April 2 (Thursday)– 9:00AM-4:00 PM only
April 3 (Friday)– CLOSED
April 4 & 5 (Saturday and Sunday)– Regular hours (9:00am to 10:00pm)

We encourage all fur parents to plan ahead.
Thank you for your understanding and have a safe and meaningful Holy Week. 🌅🕊️

📍Ciao Pet Doctors
7807 McArthur Hway, Dau, Mabalacat City, Pampanga (Beside CLC SPA DAU)

📞 0920-903-0593 (Smart) or 0956-869-1349 (Globe)

14/02/2026

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Happy Valentine’s Day, furbabies and furparents!

A purr-fect love deserves a longer-lasting protection. Show your furbabies how much they mean to you with Bravecto® and Bravecto® Plus—because there’s nothing sweeter when they’re happy, healthy, and parasite-free!

31/12/2025

From Broken… to Brave

Wiggy, a vulnerable cat, was brought into our clinic after enduring extreme trauma—dragging his hind leg and showing signs of severe pain and inflammation. Tests revealed the shocking extent of his injuries: a comminuted fracture in his hind leg caused by a gunshot, another bullet lodged deep in his other leg, and dangerously low hematocrit levels, indicating significant blood loss.

Despite the odds, our team sprang into action. We performed a blood transfusion to stabilize him and decided on amputation for his severely damaged leg. But his struggles didn’t end there—Wiggy was also diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), complicating his already fragile condition.

For weeks, he received intensive care, and though his recovery was challenging, Wiggy’s resilience was remarkable.

We are deeply grateful to the compassionate individuals who rescued Wiggy and entrusted us with his care. Your kindness gave him a chance to heal and start a new chapter. Today, he is healing and recovering, a living testament to the power of compassion. His journey reminds us that even small acts of kindness can make a life-changing difference. Together, we can ensure every animal is treated with the love and dignity they deserve.