The House of Pets Veterinary Clinic

23/04/2026

Good food, great bonds, and growing together — our C.L.S.U. and D.L.S.A.U. volunteer clinicians learning the ropes of clinic life and pet care at The House of Pets Veterinary Clinic.

The clinic would also like to welcome our newest member of the team Dr. Djinn Orlanda 🐾 🐱

25/03/2026

✨ 蒂亞‧格林伯格博士主講：免費獸醫學生網路研討會－禽類急症

3月29日（美國東部時間晚上7點/太平洋時間下午4點）

歡迎參加我們精彩的禽類急診講座！ 🏥在本次網路研討會中，格林伯格博士將深入探討禽類急症，分享一些實用技巧，並解答您關於這些羽毛朋友的各種疑問。 🐦💡 我們還將準備許多驚喜好禮！

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23/02/2026

*WARNING: SCAM ALERT*

To Whom It May Concern,

This is to inform the public that there is a scammer posing as Dr. Willie Nepomuceno, with a wrongly spelled name, and using the cellphone number 09388128064. Please be advised that this person or group is NOT affiliated with Dr. Willie Nepomuceno and The House of Pets Veterinary Clinic.

We would like to clarify that Dr. Nepomuceno and our clinic have no involvement with the activities of this scammer. We are not responsible for any transactions or dealings with this individual.

If you have been contacted by this scammer, please do not engage and report the incident to the authorities immediately.

For verification, you may contact our official clinic number or email address.

0945 289 7888 , 85595592
[email protected]

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

The House of Pets Veterinary Clinic

05/02/2026

07/11/2025

Three Cheers for Eevee ! 🥳🦎

We have some exciting news to share about one of our recent patients, Eevee, a beautiful female Bearded Dragon!

Eevee came to us egg-bound, a serious condition requiring immediate care. During the necessary procedure (Oosalpingectomy), our team was amazed to discover that she has three sets of ovaries! That's triple the usual amount! This rare finding certainly made her a one-of-a-kind patient.

Despite the complexity, the surgery was successful, and we were able to safely remove the problem eggs. Eevie is a fighter and is now on the road to a full recovery!

Join us in sending Eevee lots of good vibes! We're dedicated to the health and recovery of all your amazing pets—even the ones with a little extra anatomy! 😉

10/09/2025

Dystocia, or egg binding, is a serious reproductive issue that can affect female monitor lizards. This condition occurs when a lizard is unable to lay eggs, often due to factors like nutritional deficiencies, inadequate husbandry, or physical obstructions. Symptoms of dystocia may include a swollen abdomen, lethargy, lack of appetite, and repeated attempts to lay eggs without success. If left untreated, dystocia can lead to severe health complications and even death.

The causes of dystocia in monitor lizards are varied and can include issues like calcium deficiency, incorrect temperature or humidity levels, and stress. In some cases, dystocia may be linked to underlying health problems, such as obesity or reproductive tract infections. A veterinarian experienced in reptile care can diagnose dystocia through physical examination, imaging studies, and other diagnostic tests.

Treatment for dystocia in monitor lizards typically involves a combination of medical and supportive care. This may include administering oxytocin to stimulate egg laying, providing calcium supplements, and ensuring proper husbandry conditions. In some cases, manual assistance or surgical intervention may be necessary to remove retained eggs. Prompt veterinary attention is essential to prevent long-term damage and improve the chances of a successful outcome.

Pictures below shows an Ackie monitor lizard that undergoes surgical intervention to remove a bound egg inside it.

31/08/2025

Check up time…. Cebu City naman.

27/08/2025

27/08/2025

Good morning! Good morning mga idol!

21/08/2025

Metabolic bone disease (MBD) and bladder stones are two common health issues in iguanas. MBD occurs when iguanas don't receive adequate UVB lighting and calcium, leading to softening of the bones, swelling, and deformities. Meanwhile, bladder stones can form due to dehydration, inadequate diet, or genetics, causing pain, lethargy, and difficulty urinating. Both conditions require prompt veterinary attention and changes to the iguana's diet and environment, such as providing proper UVB lighting, increasing humidity, and ensuring access to fresh water.

21/08/2025

Handfed parrots can accidentally swallow feeding tubes, which can lead to serious health risks. If the tube gets stuck or passes into the digestive tract, it may cause blockages, internal injuries, or infections. Owners should monitor feedings closely and take precautions to prevent such accidents, ensuring the tube is securely positioned before feeding and removing it promptly afterward. If a tube is swallowed, immediate veterinary attention is crucial to prevent complications.