Dapper Veterinary Clinic - Capas

24/02/2026

Feb 25, 2026
We are opening a little later than usual due to the influx of surgeries 😅
Clinic hours:
10:00AM to 7:00PM

Thank you for trusting us with your pets ☺️💕

*No Grooming Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
Grooming is available again on Thursday 🙂

11/02/2026

In Homer’s Odyssey, one of the most heartbreaking moments isn’t about war or monsters.

It’s about a dog.

After 20 years away, Odysseus finally returns home. He is disguised as a beggar so no one will recognize him. Not his servants. Not his neighbors. Not even his wife.

No one.

Except Argos.

Argos was the dog Odysseus raised as a puppy before leaving for the Trojan War. Now old, sick, and neglected, Argos lies alone on a pile of manure outside the palace. He hasn’t been cared for. He can barely move.

But when Odysseus walks past, Argos lifts his head.

He recognizes him instantly.

He wags his tail. His ears twitch. His eyes follow his master.

Odysseus sees him.

But he cannot react. Revealing himself would put his life at risk. So he walks on, hiding his tears.

Moments later, Argos dies.

He waited his entire life for that one last look.

This scene is often cited as one of the earliest and most powerful examples of loyalty in literature.

Argos didn’t need words.
He didn’t need proof.
He just needed to see his human one more time.

Some dogs wait days.
Some wait years.

Argos waited a lifetime. 🐾

11/02/2026

The clinic will be closed today due to unforeseen circumstances.

We will resume regular operations tomorrow. Thank you for your understanding.

10/02/2026

⏸️ Paws on Pause!

Our team is taking a well-deserved break 🐾💖
Closed Feb 17–19 for team building. Back Feb 20, refreshed and ready to care for your fur babies! 🐶🐱

09/02/2026

🐾 We’ve got you covered!

New hours: 9 AM – 7 PM 🕖
More time in the evening so your furry friends get care that fits your schedule! ❤️

07/02/2026

🐾 WE’RE HIRING: VETERINARY ASSISTANTS (2) 🐾

Our clinic is looking for two (2) Veterinary Assistants to join our growing team.

Qualifications:

Veterinary-related background or experience preferred

Willing to learn, hardworking, and reliable

Able to assist veterinarians during consultations, procedures, and daily clinic operations

Comfortable handling and caring for animal patients

Can work well in a team and follow clinic protocols

What we offer:

Basic starting salary

Performance-based incentives

Free lodging and lunch

Government-mandated benefits

Supportive and professional work environment

📍 Location: Capas, Tarlac

📩 Message us or send your resume at [email protected] to apply.

We look forward to working with individuals who value professionalism, compassion, and quality patient care.

05/02/2026

Grooming is not available today 😅
Thank you for understanding

31/01/2026

This year, we want to do more than treat pets—we want to help pet owners understand common health problems we see every day.

We’re starting with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)—one of the most common cases we handle and one of the conditions that’s often detected too late.

Our goal is simple:
to share easy-to-understand information so you can recognize early signs and act sooner for your pet’s health. 💙🐾

📣 We’d love to hear from you!
Do you have questions about CKD?

Thank you for trusting us with your pets. 🤍

31/01/2026

🐱

Life advice I trust more than most people. 👑

31/01/2026

You know nothing Blackie

Blackie Reid as Jon Snow (Game of Thrones)

Commissioned Painting
Acrylic on Canvas
Size : 16x20 inches

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28/01/2026

In Memory of Lucy 🖤

Lucy was a 3-month-old pug puppy who fought bravely against parvovirus.
She was confined in our clinic and given intensive care, but despite all efforts, Lucy passed away after three days.

Lucy had been showing signs of parvo for three days before she was brought to the clinic. She had not received any vaccinations, despite already being at a highly vulnerable age.

Parvovirus is a preventable but often fatal disease, especially in puppies. Early intervention and proper vaccination save lives. Delayed treatment greatly reduces a puppy’s chances of survival.

What makes this loss even heavier is that after informing the owner of Lucy’s passing, no effort was made to communicate further or to take responsibility for her remains. In the end, he made the active choice of not bringing Lucy home.

We want to be clear and firm:
Pet ownership does not end when a pet becomes sick—or when they pass away.
Responsibility remains, always.

As a clinic, we cannot tolerate negligence. Our patients rely entirely on their humans for protection, care, and advocacy. They cannot choose to be vaccinated. They cannot bring themselves to the clinic. They can only trust.

Let Lucy’s story be a reminder:
• Vaccinate on time
• Seek veterinary care early
• Be present—for better or worse
• Be the person your pet believes you are

They will love you unconditionally—
even if you fail them.
We owe them better.

Run free, Lucy 🤍

09/01/2026

🐱 Case Highlight: Hojicha 🐱

Meet Hojicha, an adorable Persian who came to us showing signs of being in heat—even though she had already been spayed before.

After a thorough check and ultrasound examination, we discovered that Hojicha still had her right o***y and uterine horn present. This is something that can occasionally happen, even with proper surgical intent, due to anatomical variation or limited visibility during the first surgery—especially in flank spays.

With the owner’s consent, we performed a second surgery to remove the remaining ovarian tissue. The procedure went smoothly, and Hojicha is now on her way to a more comfortable, heat-free life. 💕

We’d like to emphasize that this situation is not about fault. Spay surgeries can be challenging, and retained ovarian tissue is a known, though uncommon, possibility. What matters most is attentive owners, proper follow-up, and addressing ongoing symptoms when they appear.

💡 For pet owners:
If your spayed cat still shows signs of heat (vocalizing, rolling, restlessness), it’s best to have her checked. Early investigation helps prevent prolonged discomfort and future complications.

Thank you to Hojicha’s owner for trusting us, and to our fellow veterinarians—cases like these remind us that veterinary medicine is always a team effort, even across clinics. 🤍

Wishing Hojicha a smooth recovery and many calm days ahead 🐾