Paws 'n Herd Veterinary Services

08/03/2026

🐾 March is Rabies Awareness Month 🐾

Rabies is a deadly disease that affects both animals and humans — but it is 100% preventable through vaccination.

At Paws 'n Herd Veterinary Services, we encourage all pet owners to protect their beloved companions and their families.

✔️ Vaccinate your dogs and cats regularly
✔️ Avoid contact with stray animals
✔️ Report animal bites immediately
✔️ Seek medical attention if bitten or scratched

Early signs of rabies in animals may include:
sudden behavior changes,
aggression,
excessive drooling,
and difficulty swallowing.

💉 Responsible pet ownership starts with vaccination.

📍 Visit Paws 'n Herd Veterinary Services this March and keep your pets protected.

[photo doc, throwback Rabies confirmation test result]

🐶🐱 Protect your pets. Protect your family. Help stop rabies.

02/03/2026

Thankyou Elipetcare 😘🥰

28/02/2026

22/02/2026

This Febuary 28, we proudly celebrate our 5th Anniversary! 🐾❤️

Five years of caring for your beloved pets, five years of trust, compassion, and commitment to keeping tails wagging and whiskers happy.

We are deeply grateful to our wonderful clients for trusting us with your furry family members. Your support has made this journey possible!

Here’s to many more years of healing, caring, and growing together. 🩺✨

Thank you for being part of our pawfamily!

06/02/2026

⛔️Public Awareness⛔️

🦠 What is Nipah Virus?

Nipah virus is a serious disease that spreads from animals to humans. It is mainly carried by fruit bats 🦇, but it can also infect pigs 🐖 and other animals. People can get infected through contact with sick animals, contaminated food, or close contact with an infected person.

🌍 Where has it been found?

Outbreaks have happened in parts of Asia, including Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines.

🤒 Common symptoms

Symptoms usually appear 3–14 days after infection:
• 🤒 Fever
• 🤕 Headache
• 😷 Cough or sore throat
• 😮‍💨 Trouble breathing
• 🤢 Vomiting or dizziness

In severe cases, it can cause brain swelling 🧠, confusion 😵, seizures ⚡, or coma.

⚠️ How serious is it?

Nipah can be very dangerous. About 40%–75% of infected people may die, depending on the outbreak and medical care.

💊 Is there a cure or vaccine?
• ❌ No specific cure yet
• ❌ No approved vaccine
• 🏥 Treatment focuses on supportive hospital care

🔄 How it spreads

People can get Nipah from:
• 🦇 Contact with infected bats
• 🐖 Contact with infected pigs
• 🍎 Eating fruit contaminated by bats
• 🤝 Close contact with a sick person

🛡️ How to prevent it
• 🧼 Wash hands regularly
• 🍏 Wash fruits before eating
• 🚫 Avoid sick animals
• 😷 Avoid close contact with sick people

📰 Recent update

Recent cases were reported in India, but the risk of wider spread is currently low according to health authorities. Share this post to reach your loveones.☘️

03/02/2026

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30/01/2026

Open po kami nyan Mamsh,
may Grooming din po 🥰😘

16/01/2026

Happy Talong Festival Villasis💅🍆🍆🍆

🥰😍☘️

07/01/2026

31/12/2025

Bye-bye year, hello new adventures! 🎉✨

From the bottom of our hearts 💕, THANK YOU to all our wonderful paw parents 🐶🐱 for the love, trust, and endless support you’ve given our little clinic 🏥🐾

Wishing you and your fur babies a pawsome year ahead filled with good health 🩺✨, happy zoomies 🐕💨, cozy naps 🐾💤, and lots of cuddles 🤗💖

We can’t wait to see you all again! 🥰🐾🎊

30/12/2025

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Friendly Reminders Furparents🤗☘️
🐾 BASIC ETIQUETTE BEFORE CALLING A VET

✅ Quick Text Before Calling an Emergency Vet:

Hi, this is [Your Name], owner of [Pet’s Name].
[Pet type + brief description of the issue]
I’m about to call — please be ready.
⸻
🔄 Example:

Hellow po Doc, this is Ms. Lilo, owner of Stitch.
Si Stitch po kasi nagsusuka at nagtatae.
Call po ako.

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✅Most clinics close by evening unless they’re 24/7 emergency centers.
❌Avoid calling between 9 PM – 7 AM unless it’s a true emergency.

✅ What to do instead: Check their hours, text first if appropriate, or go directly to an emergency vet if urgent.

📌 Why This Matters:

Sending a short, calm text before calling helps your vet mentally and emotionally prepare for an emergency case. It gives them a moment to focus and shift gears — especially if they don’t recognize your number or are already handling another patient.

Not all unknown numbers can be answered right away.
A quick heads-up increases the chance they’ll be ready for your call.

🚨 If you don’t hear back in a minute or two, call immediately.