Animal world pet clinic

15/08/2026

Our new point-of-care equipment in the clinic is now available. This is an advanced, AI-powered digital morphology analyzer for blood, f***l and urine analysis.

03/08/2026

Ang bilis naman gumaling. Ano nga ulet ginamot ntin dito? 🙏
May memory gap yarn 😂🤭

Kidding. just4fun ☺️

01/08/2026

For the information of everyone.
Thank you for your continued patronage. 🙏😊

10/07/2026

Staff named him Ponggay. While looking for shelter, napadaan xa sa clinic. Sobrang payat. Mabagal mglakad kasi ung front paw nya magang maga puno ng nana. Staff treated him. Vaccinated. Neutered. Dewormed. He is now happy and confident. Nakikipagsapakan na xa sa ibang stray cats 😂 🤦🏻‍♀️.
He chose to stay in the parking area of our clinic. I guess old habits die hard. He still loves the outside world though. But comes inside when thirsty to drink.
Meet Ponggay. ❤️

30/06/2026

Saan ka na naman naglakwatsa Baste? Dati mga paniki at mlalaking daga ang dala dala m. 😅😆

02/06/2026

Justice for Bruno. Thank you for your courageous dedicated service to the people.🙏

https://www.facebook.com/share/1HDT6pspCY/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Bruno helped bring nine people home.

Then someone took his life in the cruelest way.

In Italy, a 7-year-old police bloodhound named Bruno was found dead in his shed in southern Taranto after allegedly eating dog food laced with nails. His trainer, Arcangelo Caressa, said the act appeared deliberate and believes Bruno may have been targeted as revenge connected to his animal rescue work.

Bruno was not just any dog.

He was a 195-pound bloodhound who had spent his life doing search-and-rescue work. Officially, he helped find nine missing people: five alive and four whose bodies were recovered so their families could finally bring them home.

That matters.

Because search dogs do work most people never see. They follow scent through fear, rough terrain, exhaustion, and urgency. They do not understand politics, revenge, cruelty, or human conflict. They only understand the job, the handler beside them, and the person they are trying to find.

Bruno’s death sparked outrage across Italy. Premier Giorgia Meloni called it “vile, cowardly, unacceptable.” A criminal investigation was opened, and lawmakers pointed to Italy’s new animal protection law, known as the Brambilla law, which had gone into effect just days earlier. The law allows penalties of up to four years in prison and fines up to 60,000 euros for killing or mistreating animals.

But no punishment can undo what happened to Bruno.

His trainer described him as a giant who became unstoppable once his harness was on. He would catch the scent and run like a train until the search was done.

That image is the one worth remembering.

Not how he died.

How he served.

How many families got answers because of him.

How many times he used his nose, strength, and loyalty to help humans in their worst moments.

Bruno deserved better from the world he served.

And now the world owes him justice.

06/05/2026

Overnight lang xa hindi nakawiwi then this what happened. Blocked urethra. Catheterization. Bloody urine.

06/05/2026

Your children might have fur, but your love is still the same. Happy Mother's Day, dog and cat mom! Thank you for giving a safe home for our furry family members. ❤️

Even with a limited stock we are giving this Tabrilla Dark for those dog and cat moms out there. Hot Coffee. Mellow music. Calmness. Peace.

Kindly visit the clinic for the mechanics.

ctto: for the 📸

26/04/2026

Galaxy: I wanna go home.
Aide: Yep. ang ingay m an eh 😅😆

22/04/2026

We were able to put an IV line in this 6-week old 500 grams kitty who hasn't been eating for 2 days already. Pagaling ikaw Galaxy! 🥰🙏