Pet Science Society - VET MED

28/03/2021

10/02/2021

We would like to congratulate our newly licensed doctors, your hard work and dedication truly paid off. We wish you success as you embark on a new journey that awaits you. WELL DONE!!

17/11/2020

Typhoon Ulysses has greatly affected residences, businesses, and lives of the people in Luzon. Many of them have lost their homes, among those are animals who have been displaced, lost, cast-away by flash floods, and are fighting for their lives. Although there are Public/Private Animal Rescue Centers and agencies in these areas, they are no exemption from the damages brought by these typhoons.

This will be called Project ALYANSA: A Donation Drive. Alyansa is the Filipino translation for Alliance which means a merging of efforts by persons, families, states, or organizations, hence the collaboration of all the organizations under Southwestern University PHINMA - College of Veterinary Medicine.

Our kababayans in Luzon have suffered physical, mental, and emotional damages because of the recent typhoons. Let us help them slowly recover from the trauma by donating in ways we can.

We promote sending in monetary donations since we cannot physically lend a helping hand in those areas; in-kind donation transports may take longer than usual because of the debris and road damages caused by the typhoon and area restrictions because of the still ongoing pandemic.

Updates will be posted every now and then to ensure that your donations have been safely delivered. ❤

After sending in your donations, you can fill up this form for monitoring: https://forms.gle/1wKu84SMye5tuRsUA

Let us help one another in these times of need.

P.S. It was through the efforts of our students that inspired this project. We thank you, Canine Alliance for being the spark of this initiative!

05/11/2020

Good day everyone! Its been a while I have posted some awareness tips regarding the management of your beloved reptiles health.
Before i start let me thank for sharing this photo with me, check out his page and see his work of art, turning your dead beloved pets to life.. He is a taxidermist and a good friend of mine! Check on the link provided on the comment section...
Today we I am going to talk about Hepatic Lipidosis or commonly known as Fatty Liver Disease and it is defined as an increase in fat in the liver that is significant enough to cause disease and adversely affects liver function. The most common cause of fatty liver disease is over-feeding in any adult reptile.
When you say adversely affects liver function, the fat build up hinders the normal function of the liver which includes fat and protein metabolism, production of uric acid and blood clotting factors.
I know that mostly wants to have their reptiles look like Instagram models and be proud of what they have but it is never a good idea to overfeed your pet reptiles in order to get those likes. Giving the right diet and supplementation is the key factor in achieving a healthy reptile, follow the right procedure and read more care sheets to have an idea on what to give and not what to give. Always remember, A HEALTHY REPTILE PET IS A HAPPY REPTILE PET!
Good day!

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15/12/2019

A simple gathering for our Christmas/ year-end party. Thank you for the people who made this simple gathering possible and memorable. Happy Holidays everyone! God bless.

13/09/2019

Our event wouldn't be possible without the help and support of our very own guest, Jungle Exotics. Despite their busy schedules, they still manage to accept our invitation. Pet Science Society is grateful for your unrelenting support!

God bless!

13/09/2019

Another successful event during SIGLAKAS 2019! This event wouldn't be possible without the the determination and perseverance of our dedicated team. Despite being exhausted from the preparation and during event, we will never get tired of serving our purpose!

God bless!

24/08/2019

Restraint in standing position on a table, but modified into carrying the whole dog while supporting its whole body weight.
Can be applied outside clinics where examination tables during door to door vaccination is absent