Pets United Veterinary Clinic

18/04/2026

09/04/2026

We're OPEN today, April 9.
Happy Day of Valor!
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30/03/2026

Pets United: Holy Week 2026 Schedule
CLOSED: April 2, 3, & 4 (Thu-Sat), and Sun 5th
RESUMES: April 6 (Mon)
REMINDER: Please pick up prescriptions and book routine appointments before Wednesday, April 1.
Book online: petsunitedvet.com/book
Call: 0484337387 / 09955930513

Pets United Veterinary Clinic is a full-service, surgical, companion animal clinic, serving Puerto Princesa City and Palawan since May 15, 2011. We are a member of the Philippine Animal Hospital Association and accredited by the Philippine Bureau of Animal Industry, Department of Agriculture.

30/03/2026

Holy Week 2026 Schedule
CLOSED: April 2, 3, 4 and 5 (Thu-Sun)
RESUMES: April 6 (Mon)
REMINDER: Please pick up prescriptions and book routine appointments before Wednesday, April 1.
Book online: petsunitedvet.com/book
Call/WhatsApp/Viber: 0484337387 / 09955930513

16/03/2026

Planning an international relocation or vacation with your pet requires meticulous medical preparation. A Rabies Neutralizing Antibody Titer (RNAT) test is a mandatory requirement for entry into many rabies-free or rabies-controlled destinations, including Hawaii, Japan, Australia, and the European Union.

This diagnostic test verifies that your pet has an adequate immune response following their rabies vaccination. Because laboratory processing times and mandatory waiting periods can span several months, beginning this process well in advance of your departure date is critical to avoiding quarantine or entry denial.

Our clinical team provides the precise testing and documentation necessary for a compliant travel health certificate. We recommend scheduling your consultation at least six months prior to your intended travel date to ensure all regulatory timelines are met.

Schedule a Travel Consultation
To ensure your pet’s documentation is in order, please book an appointment through our online portal.

Online Booking: petsunitedvet.com/book

13/03/2026

1. Prevention is better (and cheaper!) than cure: Treating a sick cat is often more stressful and expensive than a routine vaccine.
2. Community Health: High vaccination rates help prevent outbreaks in our local pet community.
3. Peace of Mind: Know that your best friend is shielded from the most common feline threats.