Golden Pet Veterinary Clinic

04/06/2026

Thank you very much PAHA President Dr Escanlar and team for visiting Golden Pet Veterinary Clinic.

03/06/2026

The heat is no joke, and your pet feels it too.🌞🐾

Learn the warning signs of overheating and what to do if it happens. Heat stroke in pets is a medical emergency and every minute counts.

When in doubt or for any pet concerns this summer, reach out to us and we will be happy to help!

02/06/2026

Pls come in we are open😍😍🐩🐩🦮

27/05/2026

Twinkle, a 7-year-old female black Labrador dog was brought in the clinic with complaints of weakness and a decreased appetite. Upon assessment, we observed twinkle had a distended abdomen and wobbled a little when she walked. CBC results showed a high infection in her blood which may indicate pyometra. Twinkle's history includes persistent anestrus, meaning she has not had a heat cycle in years and has never been successfully bred from other dogs. Ultrasound confirmed a buildup of fluid in the endometrium, which points strongly to a Closed Pyometra. In this case, the cervix is closed, trapping the infection, pus, and bacteria inside the uterus and carries a higher risk of uterine rupture and fatal sepsis. An emergency surgery was done to remove infected ovaries and uterus.

Pyometra a severe, life-threatening infection of the uterus where the endometrium is abnormally thickened and fills with pus. Signs of this infection are lethargy, loss of appetite, excessive thirst and urination, and sometimes vaginal discharge or a swollen belly.

If you have no plans to breed your pet or have a litter in the future, the most effective and safest way to protect a female dog against pyometra is to have her spayed.

For more inquiries, pls visit Golden Pet Veterinary Clinic, or you can message us in this page or you can reach us in in these numbers: 09177002502 or 880-5056.
We are located at Door 1 and 2, Moreno Building, Gusa Highway, Cagayan de Oro City

09/05/2026

To the ones who treat pets like family, never miss a vet appointment, talk to them like babies, and love them with their whole heart:

Happy Mother’s Day to all the fur moms out there 🤍🐾

Thank you for the patience, care, and unconditional love you give every single day.
From your family at Golden Pet Veterinary Clinic.

06/05/2026

04/05/2026

A dog named Yuki presented in the clinic with a complaint of urinary urgency (frequently urinating with small amount of urine). Upon ultrasound imaging, we see a large focal mass in her urinary bladder lumen. An x-ray imaging was requested for confirmation and a better view of the suspected stone. We confirmed a struvite stone residing her bladder which was the cause of her straining. A cystotomy surgery was performed to remove the stone in Yuki’s bladder. A strict diet for Yuki to assess potential triggers and prevent the re-occurrence of her infection.

Struvite bladder stones are one of the most common types of stones in dogs, especially in females also known as uroliths. Struvite stones are typically caused by UTIs and urease-producing bacteria (Proteus). Struvite crystals form when the pH of urine becomes more alkaline (high pH) and concentrated.

Certain dietary factors can make a dog more likely to form stones:
•Excessive Minerals: Struvite is made of magnesium, ammonium, and phosphate.
•Alkaline-Promoting Ingredients: Some ingredients can make urine more alkaline (higher pH), which is the environment struvite needs to crystallize.

To prevent this, provide a balanced diet and ensure your dog stays hydrated to keep minerals in the urine diluted. Incorporating wet food is highly recommended to increase moisture intake and ensure fresh water is available at all times. Please consult your vet if you have any further questions about this infection.

For more inquiries, pls visit Golden Pet Veterinary Clinic, or you can message us in this page or you can reach us in in these numbers: 09177002502 or 880-5056.
We are located at Door 1 and 2, Moreno Building, Gusa Highway, Cagayan de Oro City

25/04/2026

Paws, claws, and caring hearts 🐾💙

Salute to veterinarians who protect animal health and promote responsible care for every creature, big or small.

20/04/2026

SUMMER PROMO !!!