PPBCC Veterinary Hospital

13/02/2025

Our lover boy is getting ready for tomorrow 🐶

25/01/2025

4 weeks post op bilateral femoral head ostectomy. Go ringo 💙

19/01/2025

Our dear Papsie turned 14 today 😍. Happy Birthday 💙

13/01/2025

Just another manic monday 🐒
🤍,
Pablo

31/12/2024

Happy New Year from all of us at PPBCC Veterinary Hospital! 🎉 We're so grateful for your continued support this past year. Wishing you and your furry friends a healthy and happy 2024! Let's make this year the healthiest yet for your beloved pets—stop by our hospital to start the year right! ❤️

24/12/2024

From all of us at PPBCC Veterinary Hospital, we wish you and your furry family a paw-some holiday season filled with love, laughter, and good health! 🎄🐶🐱 As we reflect on this year, we're incredibly grateful for the trust and support you've shown us. Your love for your pets is truly inspiring, and we're honored to be a part of your journey. May your holidays be filled with joy, warmth, and the purrfect amount of cuddles.

22/12/2024

Happy Holidays from PPBCC VETERINARY HOSPITAL! Check out our adjusted hours for the festive season ☺️

30/11/2024

Chico @14 💜

28/11/2024

Thank you for trusting us 😻

Only the best for my furbabies 🙂

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PPBCC Veterinary Hospital

27/11/2024

Osteoblastoma is a rare, benign bone tumor that can occur in dogs.
The primary treatment for osteoblastoma is surgical excision of the tumor. Complete removal of the tumor is crucial to prevent recurrence.

24/11/2024

PPBCC Veterinary Hospital offers expert guidance on maintaining your cat's health and happiness, covering everything from nutrition to complex diseases.

21/11/2024

14/11/2024

What's in the kibble is in your cat's body.

02/11/2024

Honoring and remembering the souls who have gone before us, their memories forever cherished.

26/10/2024

Happy Saturday 🩵

15/10/2024

National Feral Cat Day, observed annually on October 16, is an important occasion to highlight the challenges faced by feral cat populations and the need for humane solutions. This day serves to educate the public about the realities of feral cats, advocating for responsible management practices such as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, which help control populations and improve the health of community cats.

Feral cats are often misunderstood; they are not socialized to humans and live outdoors, relying on their instincts to survive. Unfortunately, misconceptions can lead to harmful practices. By promoting awareness, we can encourage compassion and proactive measures that protect these animals.

Understanding Feral Cats: Feral cats differ from stray cats, which are socialized and may be adopted. Feral cats typically form colonies and can thrive without direct human care.

The Importance of TNR: TNR programs involve trapping feral cats, spaying or neutering them, and then returning them to their territories. This approach reduces population growth and improves their quality of life.

Community Involvement: Local communities can play a vital role by supporting TNR initiatives, volunteering at shelters, and educating others about humane treatment of feral cats.

Advocacy and Legislation: Supporting local and national policies that promote humane treatment and management of feral cat populations can lead to sustainable solutions.

On this National Feral Cat Day, let's commit to compassion, understanding, and effective action for feral cats in our communities. Together, we can make a difference in their lives.

02/10/2024

Happy Wednesday!
💙,
Pablo