MIA VET Animal Clinic and Grooming Center

15/08/2026

🐾 PYOMETRA: NOT ALL CASES HAVE VAGINAL DISCHARGE 🚨

We recently had an 11-year-old female patient brought to our clinic because of one week of inappetence. We initially thought that something else is going on, until laboratory tests revealed the true culprit, PYOMETRA.

Interestingly, she had no vaginal discharge upon presentation. This is an important reminder that the absence of vaginal discharge does not rule out pyometra.

🔬 Diagnostic findings:

• 🩸 CBC showed a marked elevation in white blood cell count (means there is a significant ongoing infection/inflammatory response)

• 🧪 Blood chemistry revealed elevated liver and kidney enzymes (suggesting that the infection was already affecting or putting stress on these vital organs)

• 🩺 Ultrasound showed an enlarged uterus filled with fluid (a finding highly suggestive of pyometra, or an infected uterus)

Based on her clinical signs and diagnostic results, she was diagnosed with pyometra and underwent surgery immediately.

Thankfully, she made an excellent recovery and is now fully recovered, two weeks after surgery! 💙💚

This case highlights why pyometra can be dangerous and sometimes difficult to recognize. In cases where the cervix is closed, there may be no vaginal discharge at all, while infection continues to build up inside the uterus.

If your unspayed female dog or cat suddenly becomes lethargic, stops eating, drinks or urinates more than usual, vomits, or develops a swollen abdomen, please have her examined by a veterinarian as soon as possible.

🚨 Pyometra is a medical emergency. Early diagnosis and treatment can save a life. 🐶🐱❤️

☎️0953 426 9957
📍 Purok 3, San Isidro, Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija
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🕰 9am to 6pm - Monday to Friday and Sunday
9am to 4pm - Saturdays

07/08/2026

Otitis, or inflammation of the ears, is a common condition affecting both dogs and cats. It causes severe irritation, pain, and itching, making pets' lives extremely uncomfortable. 👂🏻🙉

Otitis can be caused by a variety of underlying problems, including ear mites, bacterial or yeast infections, allergies, foreign objects, excess moisture, or hormonal disorders.

Because many different conditions can lead to ear inflammation, identifying the underlying cause is essential. 🔬

PROPER DIAGNOSIS IS THE KEY TO PROPER TREATMENT. 🩺

A thorough veterinary examination, including cytologic examination of the ear canal, helps determine the exact cause of the ear problem, allowing the most effective treatment to be prescribed. Treating only the symptoms without addressing the underlying cause can lead to recurring infections and chronic ear disease.

A classic example is this patient. Cytologic examination revealed two different infections in the same pet: the right ear was predominantly infected with yeast (Malassezia pachydermatis), while the left ear was infected with rod-shaped bacilli bacteria. 🦠

This highlights why each ear should be evaluated individually, assuming both ears have the same infection may result in inappropriate treatment and delayed recovery.

Treatment should be guided by cytologic clearance of the organisms, not merely by clinical improvement. 💊

Although the ears may appear less inflamed and the patient may seem more comfortable, therapy should continue until follow-up cytology confirms that the infectious organisms have been eliminated. This approach helps reduce the risk of relapse and promotes successful long-term management.

For more information, you may contact us on our page or visit our clinic for consultation. 💚💙

☎️0953 426 9957
📍 Purok 3, San Isidro, Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija
📩 [email protected]
🕰 9am to 6pm - Monday to Friday and Sunday
9am to 4pm - Saturdays

03/08/2026

Today's Weather Report ⚠️

☁️ Cloudy with a high chance of puppy cuddles.
🐶 Extra snuggles recommended.
🤍 Side effects may include a full heart.

Keep those tiny paws warm, dry, and wrapped in love. 💙💚

☎️0953 426 9957
📍 Purok 3, San Isidro, Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija
📩 [email protected]
🕰 9am to 6pm - Monday to Friday and Sunday
9am to 4pm - Saturdays

01/08/2026

🎂Happy Birthday, Doc! ❤️

Thank you for your never-ending love, compassion, and care for all our patients. Your dedication truly makes a difference in every life you touch. 🐶🐱

Wishing you happiness, good health, and more wonderful years ahead! 🎉💗

Happy Birthday, Doc!
Love, your FMIAVET Family! 💙💚

21/07/2026

Today, we celebrate more than the end of treatment, we celebrate courage, hope, and a fighting spirit. 🐾❤️

Wemby has officially completed the last day of chemotherapy!!! 🎉🎊

Every visit, every needle, every challenge was met with incredible strength and the unwavering love of a family who never gave up.

To Wemby: you reminded us that bravery comes in all sizes and sometimes has four paws. 🐶✨

Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey. Moments like this are why we do what we do. Here’s to brighter days, wagging tails, and many more happy memories ahead.

Congratulations, Wemby! Cancer was tough... but you were even tougher. 💛🎉

☎️0953 426 9957
📍 Purok 3, San Isidro, Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija
📩 [email protected]
🕰 9am to 6pm - Monday to Friday and Sunday
9am to 4pm - Saturdays




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19/07/2026

At FMIA Vet Animal Clinic, every diagnosis begins with looking beyond what the eye can see. 🔬

This microscopic image shows LYMPHOMA, one of the most common cancers affecting dogs and cats. Lymphoma develops from lymphocytes, white blood cells that are essential to the immune system. Because these cells travel throughout the body, lymphoma can affect the lymph nodes, spleen, liver, bone marrow, intestines, and other organs.

Through careful microscopic examination and diagnostic testing, we help identify this disease accurately, allowing pets to receive timely treatment and giving families the information they need to make the best decisions for their beloved companions.

While hearing the word "CANCER" is never easy, lymphoma is one of the cancers that can often be managed with appropriate treatment. Early detection and proper veterinary care can make a meaningful difference in a pet's quality of life.

At FMIA Vet Animal Clinic, we are committed to combining science with compassion. Behind every diagnosis is a dedicated team working to provide clarity, support, and the best possible care, because every pet is family, and every moment with them matters. 🩺🐾

☎️0953 426 9957
📍 Purok 3, San Isidro, Zaragoza, Nueva Ecija
📩 [email protected]
🕰 9am to 6pm - Monday to Friday and Sunday
9am to 4pm - Saturdays

12/07/2026

Parvo doesn't always look scary at first... until it's too late. 🦠

A little loss of appetite, vomiting, or weakness may seem harmless, but these can be the first signs of Canine Parvovirus, a life-threatening disease that progresses quickly.

💉 Prevention is always better than treatment.
Keep your dog's vaccinations up to date and don't ignore the early warning signs.

Protect them while they're still smiling. 💙💚

📍 Visit FMIA VET Animal Clinic and Grooming Center if you notice any symptoms.
📞 0953 426 9957

04/07/2026

03/07/2026

Moments from our 6th Anniversary Celebration! 🐾

Our hearts are full as we celebrate six wonderful years of caring for your beloved pets. Thank you to all our dear clients and patients who joined us in making this milestone so special.

Your trust, support, and the opportunity to be part of your pets' lives have been the greatest gift. Every wagging tail, gentle purr, and happy visit reminds us why we love what we do.

From our entire team, thank you for being part of our journey. Here's to many more years of keeping your furry family members happy, healthy, and loved. 🐶🐱✨

Wishing you and your pets many more happy memories with us! 💙💚

29/06/2026

Tomorrow’s the day! 🐾

We’re looking forward to seeing you and your beloved pets at the clinic. 💙💚