Golden Paws Pet Center

28/04/2026

Grooming serye 🐾

17/04/2026

Warmest birthday wishes to you, Dr. Harley Davidson P. Cariazo! 🐾💛

​On your special day, we want to express our deepest gratitude for the heart and soul you pour into your work at Golden Paws Pet Center. Your unwavering dedication and the genuine kindness you show to every animal and pet parent truly make a difference in our lives and the community.

​May your year ahead be as bright and rewarding as the care you give to others. Happy Birthday!

03/04/2026

Juno, a sweet female Shih Tzu, was rushed to Golden Pet Center after experiencing multiple episodes of vomiting following heavy meals. During the initial consultation, Juno’s owner noted her habit of eating too quickly.

Following a series of diagnostic tests, Juno was diagnosed with esophageal erosion and gastric ulcers. Although Juno’s family was only visiting from Quezon City for a short vacation, they opted for 24-hour confinement and observation to ensure her safety.

Today, we are happy to share that Juno’s condition has been successfully stabilized and will continue her recovery at home with prescribed medication.

Even during the holiday season, our clinic remains dedicated to serving our "fur community" in times of emergency. 🤗

Thank you for your continued trust 🙏🏼

As always.. always stay golden! ✨

27/03/2026

A Brave Recovery: Toffee’s Story 🐾

​Meet Toffee! This sweet Shih Tzu was brought to Golden Paws Pet Center after sustaining a severe eye injury. After a careful evaluation by Dr. Harley, it was decided that an enucleation surgery was the best path forward for Toffee’s health and comfort.

​Why Enucleation?
It might sound scary, but removing a severely damaged eye is often the only way to save the healthy one. This is due to a condition called Sympathetic Ophthalmia.

​Think of the inside of the eye like a "secret room" that the body’s immune system doesn’t have a key to. When an injury "breaks the door open," the immune system sees the proteins inside for the first time. Not recognizing them, it sends out a "security team" to attack. Because the healthy eye is made of the same proteins, the immune system can accidentally attack it, too.

​To save Toffee’s remaining sight, she underwent successful surgery. Today, Toffee is happy, pain-free, and seeing the world through her one beautiful, healthy eye!

​Thank you for always trusting us with your furry family members. ♥️ golden! ✨

18/03/2026

🐾 Cystic Endometrial Hyperplasia (CEH) in Cats 🐾

Meet Lili, a 6-year-old intact female cat who was brought to the clinic because she was going into heat almost every other week. While frequent heat cycles can sometimes be normal in cats, persistent and abnormal cycling can also be a sign of an underlying reproductive problem.

After evaluation, Lili was diagnosed with Cystic Endometrial Hyperplasia (CEH) — a condition where the lining of the uterus becomes thickened and develops cysts due to repeated hormonal stimulation.

⚠️ Why is this important?
CEH can predispose cats to serious uterine infections such as pyometra, which can become life-threatening if not treated promptly.

🔍 Signs pet owners should watch for: • Frequent or prolonged heat cycles
• Increased vocalization and restlessness
• Repeated rolling or mating behavior
• Occasionally vaginal discharge
• Lethargy or reduced appetite if infection develops

🛡 Prevention is key:
The best way to prevent CEH and pyometra is early spaying (ovariohysterectomy). Spaying not only prevents unwanted pregnancies but also protects your cat from several reproductive diseases.

💡 Responsible pet care tip:
If your cat is showing very frequent heat cycles or unusual reproductive behavior, it is best to consult your veterinarian for proper evaluation.

🐱 Lili’s case reminds us that reproductive health is an important part of overall pet wellness. Early prevention can save lives.


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14/03/2026

06/03/2026

Zee, a two-month-old puppy, was rushed to Golden Paws presenting with hypersalivation and extreme lethargy. Upon clinical review, it was discovered that the owner had accidentally administered an overdose of an unauthorized, off-brand "spot-on" tick and flea preventative.

Zee was immediately started on fluid therapy and a medication protocol to stabilize his condition. Within 24 hours, his strength returned, and he was able to stand and bark again. However, further examination by the attending veterinarian, Dr. Harley, revealed a severely bloated abdomen. Diagnostic testing confirmed a secondary issue: a high-grade intestinal parasite burden (worm overload).

After three days of intensive care, Zee successfully overcame both the drug toxicity and the severe parasitic infestation. He has since been discharged and is recovering at home while following a strict deworming and medication schedule.

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05/03/2026

Meet Mochi, our new parvo survivor 💪🏽👏🏽

See you on your follow-up assessment, Mochi! 🫶

Thank you for the trust po 💛

03/03/2026

Maliah is now going home with her furfamily 🫶

Maliah was brought to the clinic because of lethargy (pananamlay), diarrhea (pagtatae) and inappetence (walang gana kumain). She was eventually diagnosed with bacterial enteritis.

After several days of close monitoring during confinement, Maliah is now back to her healthy self 🙏🏼

Thank you for the trust, sir Floydhie and family! 💛

Stay golden! ✨

02/03/2026

Husky 🐶 vs. Toad 🐸

​Toads may be small, but they can take down animals much larger than themselves—as seen in this recent case of toad poisoning.
​Pure, a male Siberian Husky, was found having seizures and foaming at the mouth outside his owner's house. Shortly after, the owners discovered a toad showing signs of having been bitten. Recognizing the emergency, the owners didn't hesitate to rush Pure to Golden Paws Pet Center

Understanding toad poisoning.

Why it’s fatal:
These toads secrete bufotoxins from the parotoid glands located behind their eyes. When a dog bites or licks the toad, the toxin is rapidly absorbed through the gums. The poison targets the heart and central nervous system, often leading to death via cardiac arrest or respiratory failure within 30 to 60 minutes if left untreated

The Recovery

​Upon arrival at the clinic, our team immediately managed Pure's clinical signs, administering anti-seizure medication and other necessary treatments. Within 24 hours, Pure began to regain his strength and was able to stand again.
​After three days of confinement and close monitoring, Pure went from a recumbent (lying down) state to fully recovered. He is now back home and enjoying every moment with his family.
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‼️Reminder: In emergency situations like this, the fastest action is the best action. If your pet encounters a toad, bring them to the nearest veterinary clinic immediately.
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Thank you for always trusting us with your pets' lives! !

23/02/2026

This is the inspiring story of two brave pups who successfully won their battle against Parvovirus.

Luna and Kisses are lovingly cared for by two sisters who truly exemplify responsible pet ownership. Without hesitation, they brought their fur babies to the clinic to ensure they received the proper treatment and care during such a difficult time. Thanks to their quick action, patience, and unwavering devotion, Luna and Kisses pulled through.

After days of confinement and recovery, they are finally back to their happy, playful, tail-wagging selves.

During these rainy days, when Parvovirus can spread more quickly, may the love and dedication of every fur parent serve as a golden shield—protecting their beloved companions through vigilance, timely care, and compassion.

This is golden paws pet center serving. Thankyou for trusting us! 🐾💛