Qualivets Veterinary Clinic Tagaytay City

12/08/2026

08/08/2026

🐾 First Team Meeting in Our New Qualivets Tagaytay Home! ❤️

Good food, good conversations, and a great team. 🥰

Our meetings are not only about discussing work—they’re also about connecting, listening, learning from one another, and growing together as a team.

As we begin this new chapter in our new clinic, we’re grateful for the people who work together every day to give our patients and clients the care they deserve.

Stronger team. Better service. Better care. ❤️🐾

Because they’re not just pets — they’re family.

29/06/2026

🚨 EXCITING NEWS, SILANG FURPARENTS! 🚨

We’re giving you more time to care for your beloved pets! 🐾❤️

🎉 Starting JULY 1, 2026, Qualivets Veterinary Clinic – Silang Branch is extending its operating hours!

🕗 NEW CLINIC HOURS
Monday to Sunday
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Whether your pet needs a consultation, vaccination, deworming, laboratory tests, emergency assessment, confinement care, or surgery, our dedicated veterinary team will now be available for 12 hours every day to better serve you.

No more rushing after work or worrying about making it before closing—we’re here longer, so your pets can receive the quality care they deserve when you need it most.

Thank you for your continued trust and support. We look forward to serving even more fur families with extended hours!

More hours. More care. More reasons to smile. 🐶🐱❤️

"Because they’re not just pets—they’re family."

20/06/2026

✨🐾 An Evening of Learning, Growth, and Partnership 🐾✨

At Qualivets Veterinary Clinic, we believe that providing the best care for our patients begins with continuously expanding our knowledge and staying updated with the latest developments in veterinary medicine.

We would like to sincerely thank Ma’am Mercy, Doc Jomer, and Sir Lorenzo of Elanco Philippines for spending the evening with the Qualivets Team and for conducting a highly informative product presentation last night, featuring the newly launched Credelio Plus® and other Elanco products.

Your insights and expertise have provided our veterinarians and support staff with valuable knowledge that will help us make informed decisions and deliver better preventive healthcare solutions for our patients.

Educational sessions such as these help our team:
🐾 Stay updated on the latest veterinary products and innovations
🐾 Strengthen our understanding of parasite prevention and control
🐾 Enhance client education and recommendations
🐾 Improve patient safety and treatment outcomes
🐾 Maintain our commitment to evidence-based veterinary practice

Thank you for your continued partnership and for supporting the professional growth of our team. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn from industry experts who share the same passion for improving animal health and welfare.

Here’s to stronger partnerships and better care for every pet we serve!

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19/06/2026

Almost 100% of pets exposed to minoxidil required hospitalization in a recent report, and all reported deaths occurred in cats. Most cats were exposed through contact with treated humans, including licking their owner's skin or exposure to contaminated bedding, while most dogs were exposed through exploratory behavior, such as rummaging through trash.

Minoxidil is a commonly used hair regrowth medication, but it can be highly toxic to pets. Signs of poisoning may develop within 30 minutes of exposure and include loss of appetite, lethargy, difficulty breathing, weakness, rapid heart rate, and fluid accumulation in the lungs.

Of the 94 reported cases reviewed, 68 involved cats and 26 involved dogs. Approximately 15% of exposed cats died, highlighting their increased susceptibility to minoxidil toxicity.

Pet owners using minoxidil should take precautions to prevent exposure. Wash hands thoroughly after application, prevent pets from licking treated skin, avoid allowing pets access to contaminated pillows or bedding, and store products securely out of reach.

Any suspected exposure should prompt immediate veterinary attention.

McMullen E, Xiong G, Rayner DG, et al. Minoxidil toxicosis in cats and dogs: A scoping review and call to action. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2025

17/06/2026

🦷🐱 FULL-MOUTH EXTRACTION FOR CHRONIC RECURRENT GINGIVITIS 🐱🦷

This adult cat has been suffering from chronic recurrent gingivitis, a painful condition causing persistent inflammation of the gums, difficulty eating, bad breath, and oral discomfort.

Despite medical management, the inflammation continued to recur. To provide long-term pain relief and improve quality of life, a full-mouth extraction was performed.

Many pet owners are surprised to learn that cats can live very comfortably without teeth. In fact, most cats eat better, groom better, and become more active once the source of chronic oral pain is removed.

✅ Full-mouth extraction performed under general anesthesia
✅ Diseased teeth successfully removed
✅ Pain management and supportive care provided
✅ Expected improvement in comfort and appetite during recovery

Early signs of dental disease in cats may include:
🔹 Bad breath
🔹 Drooling
🔹 Difficulty eating
🔹 Pawing at the mouth
🔹 Weight loss
🔹 Red or bleeding gums

Don’t ignore dental problems—our pets often suffer in silence.

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16/06/2026

A swelling on the neck may look simple, but sometimes surgery is the only solution. 🐶✂️

Today’s case: Left Sialoadenectomy (removal of the mandibular and sublingual salivary glands) due to a salivary mucocele.

With careful dissection and complete gland removal, we were able to eliminate the source of saliva leakage and give this patient the best chance for a full recovery. ❤️🐾

Every successful surgery is a team effort, and every patient reminds us why we love what we do.

Surgery performed by Doc Nick and Team👨‍⚕️