Vets on Point Animal Clinic

27/05/2026

On Point!

23/05/2026

Single po ang mga vets namin. Ito na po ang guide, ieexecute nyo nalang 😭🤣🙏😌

17/05/2026

Happy Lechon Festival po, La Loma! 🎉🥳❤️

14/05/2026

Seeing Ashley’s big, goofy smile in that cone of shame makes all the hard work worth it. ❤

13/05/2026

We spent months fighting for every extra day of Uno’s life, only for someone to take it all away in a single moment of heartless cruelty.

We just received the sad news that Uno, a patient of ours, has passed away. But it wasn’t his health that failed him, it was humanity.

Uno managed to slip out of his home, and instead of being met with a helping hand to guide him back to his family, he was met with senseless animal cruelty. It’s hard to put into words the frustration and sadness we feel. We work so hard to heal these voiceless souls, only to be reminded that there is still so much darkness out there.

He was a good boy who deserved so much more than this world gave him at the end. Rest easy, Uno. We are so sorry this happened to you. 🕊️💔

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13/05/2026

A lifetime of change starts with a single act of mercy. ✨

The world will always have animals that need a helping hand. They might be "helpless" in the face of illness or abandonment, but they are never hopeless as long as people like you are watching out for them.

It’s very simple: if you see an animal in need, be the reason they feel safe again. Whether it’s a rescue, a check-up, or a meal, no effort is too small to a soul that has nothing.

Helping isn't just a choice, it’s a responsibility we carry for a lifetime, every act of kindness ripples out.

12/05/2026

A smile that hides a Superbug.

Meet Trae. He’s currently battling one of the most difficult ear infections a dog can face: Pseudomonas.

Most ear infections are a quick fix, but Pseudomonas is a different beast. It requires specific diagnostics, targeted medication, and a lot of patience. This microscopic view (bottom left) is our roadmap to helping Trae heal. It shows the rod-shaped bacteria that have been causing him so much trouble.

If your pet is shaking their head, scratching excessively, or showing signs of ear pain, come see us. When it comes to rare infections like Trae's, early and accurate diagnosis is everything.

We’re with you every step of the way, Trae! ✨

03/05/2026

Did you know that one pair of stray cats can lead to hundreds of kittens in just a couple of years? It starts with one litter behind a sari-sari store, and before you know it, the whole block is overwhelmed.

We want to stop that cycle, but we need more than just our surgical tools. We need volunteers in La Loma.

Every week, we are opening two slots: one for a male and one for a female, to be fixed for free.

We can do the surgery, but we can't roam the streets to find them or keep them in the clinic for recovery. We need you to be the bridge.

We need volunteers who can:

Trap: Bring in that neighborhood stray you’ve been feeding.

TLC: Give them a quiet corner or a cage for 5 days while they heal. You will be the one to clean their wound and administer medicines.

It’s just two cats a week. It sounds small, but that’s over 100 cats a year that won’t be producing thousands of homeless kittens.



Ready to be a part of the change? Coordinate your first stray rescue through messenger/viber. :)

01/05/2026

Meet Dr. Lupe!

We are so excited to introduce the newest member of our medical team, Dr. Lupe!

Doc Lupe earned her degree from UPLB, the most prestigious veterinary school in the Philippines. This world-class foundation fuels her expertise in her primary fields of interest, Ophthalmology and Nephrology, where she focuses on everything from vibrant eye health to vital kidney care.

Beyond her technical skill, Doc Lupe has a great passion for wellness and holistic care. She believes in a well-rounded approach, looking at the whole picture to ensure your pets are thriving in every stage of life.

She is as empathetic and approachable as she is knowledgeable, and she’s looking forward to meeting you and your pets!

Help us give her a warm welcome! ❤

25/04/2026

To the doctors who make the tough calls and the staff who provide the comfort, thank you!

It takes a special kind of heart to care for patients who can’t tell you where it hurts.

Today, we celebrate your dedication, your late nights, and the incredible compassion you show to our furry friends.
Salamat, veterinary workers!

Paws, claws, and caring hearts 🐾💙

Salute to veterinarians who protect animal health and promote responsible care for every creature, big or small.

25/04/2026

We see a lot of things here at our clinic. We see the miracles, the wagging tails, and the "thank you" hugs. But we also see the things that stay with us long after our shift ends.

We see the dog brought in far too late because "he’s been acting fine," despite the visible pain. We see the unvaccinated puppy struggling for air because "we didn't think it was a priority." We see the pets who have spent their lives at the end of a short chain, or in the corner of a dark room, forgotten until they became an emergency.

Here is the hard truth we carry: Neglect doesn’t always look like a loud, violent act. Often, it’s quiet. It’s the things not done. It’s the missed meal, the untreated infection, or the lack of basic protection like vaccines and deworming.

In the medical world, we call it "unintentional neglect," but for the animal, the result is the same as any other form of abuse: they suffer in silence.

We once met a sweet rescue who arrived with a condition that could have been fixed months ago with a simple tablet. But "later" became "next month," and "next month" became a crisis. By the time he reached our hands, his body was tired of waiting.

He didn't blame his humans. He still wagged his tail when they walked in. That is the heartbreaking part, pets offer us unconditional loyalty, even when we fail to give them the bare minimum of care in return.

This isn't about judgment. It's about a promise.

We know life gets busy. We know bills pile up and schedules get crowded. But when we take a pet into our lives, we are making a sacred promise to be their voice, their protector, and their provider.

Being a pet owner is a responsibility, not a luxury.

If they are hurting, they need help.

If they are unvaccinated, they are at risk.

If they are ignored, they are lonely.

We aren't sharing this to point fingers. We are sharing this because we see the consequences of "later" every single day. Please, don't wait for a crisis to show them they matter. They only have one life, and you are the center of it.

Let’s do better for them. Together.