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Best Veterinary Clinics in Metro Manila [2026]
Quick Answer: Metro Manila has 400+ veterinary clinics across its 17 LGUs. Consultation fees range ₱500–₱1,500 (specialists up to ₱2,500). For 24/7 emergencies, top picks are Holistic Paws Manila (QC), Serbisyo Beterinaryo QC, and Pendragon Veterinary Clinic (QC). Premium daytime care: Makati Dog and Cat Hospital, Vets In Practice Mandaluyong, and Philippine Animal Medical Center. Most accept walk-ins; surgery and exotics need appointments.
Why This Guide Covers All 17 LGUs
Our earlier city-only guide, Best Vet Clinics in Manila, focused on the City of Manila alone. Metro Manila — the National Capital Region — spans 17 LGUs: Manila, Quezon City, Makati, Taguig, Pasig, Mandaluyong, San Juan, Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela, Marikina, Pasay, Parañaque, Las Piñas, Muntinlupa, and Pateros. Traffic routinely makes a clinic across the city a bad option. This guide picks the best vet near you, broken down by corridor.
All clinics below are verified entries in the ClinicFinderPH directory. Fees are 2026 consultation ranges; surgery, imaging, and after-hours calls are quoted separately.
Top Vet Clinics by Area
Makati & BGC Corridor
BGC/Taguig residents: there are no dedicated private vet clinics registered within BGC itself — most Fort and McKinley households drive to Makati (5–10 min) or Pasig.
- Makati Dog and Cat Hospital — Gen. Luna cor. Algier, Poblacion. One of the oldest, best-known private animal hospitals in the country. Internal medicine, surgery, dentistry, imaging. Consult ₱800–₱1,200.
- Makati Animal Medical Center — Chino Roces Ave. Full-service hospital with in-house lab, radiology, and surgery suite. Consult ₱700–₱1,000.
- The Furr Project Animal Hospital — Chino Roces Ave. Newer concept hospital, strong for wellness, dentistry, and soft-tissue surgery.
- The Pooch Club Veterinary Clinic & Wellness Center — EDSA, Makati. Combines clinic, grooming, and daycare.
- Great & Small Animal Clinic — Kalayaan Ave (Makati–Taguig border). Closest reliable vet for BGC and Rockwell residents.
- The Golden Fur Veterinary Center, Makati — Arnaiz Ave. Boutique hospital with on-site lab and imaging.
- VetLife Animal Clinic — Makati — Capt. M. Reyes. Budget-friendly daily clinic, consult from ₱500.
Quezon City (North & Diliman)
QC has the deepest vet bench in Metro Manila, including the strongest 24/7 options.
- Philippine Animal Medical Center — E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave., Bagumbayan. Full tertiary-level animal hospital with ICU, surgery, and advanced imaging. Referral hospital for complex cases.
- Vets In Practice Quezon City — C5/Katipunan, Blue Ridge. Part of the well-regarded Vets In Practice group; strong dentistry and internal medicine.
- Holistic Paws Manila — Reproductive & Pediatric Veterinary Clinic (24/7) — Congressional Ave Ext. The go-to 24/7 clinic for whelping emergencies, C-sections, and neonatal puppy/kitten care.
- Serbisyo Beterinaryo Animal Hospital Quezon City (24 Hrs Pet Emergency) — Commonwealth Ave., North Fairview. Midnight emergency intake and inpatient confinement.
- Pendragon Veterinary Clinic 24/7 Emergency On Call — Kalayaan Ave., Diliman. Good overnight option for UP / Diliman / New Manila residents.
- Vet 911 Animal Clinic — Bago Bantay, QC. Emergency-branded clinic; confirm after-hours availability by phone.
- Bretton Woods Veterinary Clinic & Distemper Recovery Center — E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave. Known for distemper isolation and recovery, a disease most general clinics refuse to board.
- Pet House Veterinary Hospital for Dogs — Maginhawa — V. Luna Ave., Diliman. Dog-focused.
Manila (City Proper)
- VetStar Animal Clinic — Loyola St., Sampaloc.
- Your Vets Animal Clinic — Gerardo Tuazon St., Sampaloc.
- Shepherd Animal Clinic — Pedro Gil cor. Peñafrancia, Paco.
- R. Fernandez Animal Clinic — Tejeron St., Sta. Ana. A long-running family practice.
- Animal House @ Manila — multi-branch chain with a Manila location.
For a deep dive restricted to the City of Manila, see our city-only vet guide.
Pasig & Ortigas
- ANILIFE Vet Clinic — Pasig.
- Animal Care Specialists — Pasig. Referral-style specialist group.
- VétMoto Animal Clinic — Don M. Melendres, Pasig. Also has a Rosario branch for C5/Tikling side.
- Animales De Compañia Veterinary Clinic — C. Raymundo — Pasig.
- VETSHIELD Animal Clinic — Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave., Pasig.
Mandaluyong & San Juan
- Vets In Practice Mandaluyong — Maysilo Circle. Flagship of the Vets In Practice chain; strong for dentistry, ultrasound, and elective surgery.
- PPBCC Veterinary Hospital (Animal Specialty, Surgical and Trauma Center) — Primo Cruz, San Jose, Mandaluyong. One of the few facilities branded as a dedicated trauma/specialty center — useful for post-accident cases, fractures, and referred surgeries.
- Vetermedics Animal Clinic — Ortigas Ave., Roosevelt, San Juan.
Marikina
- The Vet City Animal Clinic and Grooming Center — Jem Subdivision.
- Vetopia Animal Clinic — Shoe Ave., Sta. Elena.
- Vetmedix Animal Clinic — Lazaro St.
- Vet ng Concepcion Animal Clinic — E. Santos cor. J. Molina.
- A & M Veterinary Clinic — Marikina.
Alabang, Muntinlupa & Las Piñas
- Vets In Practice Alabang — The Village Square, Concha Cruz / Alabang–Zapote. Primary premium option for south residents.
- Animal House Alabang — Muntinlupa branch of the Animal House chain.
- South Paws Animal Clinic — Las Piñas — Alabang–Zapote, Pamplona Uno.
- South Metro Animal Clinic — Las Piñas.
- Vetown Animal Clinic and Grooming Center — CAA Rd., Las Piñas.
- Riverside Animal Clinic — Soldiers' Hills, Putatan, Muntinlupa.
- VetSure Animal Clinic — Villa Carolina 1, Muntinlupa.
Parañaque & Pasay
- SantiVet PH Animal Clinic — Dr. Arcadio Santos Ave., Parañaque.
- Animal House Bicutan — Better Living — Parañaque.
- 3J's Pet Camp Animal Clinic & Supplies — Parañaque.
- VetLife Animal Clinic — Aurora Blvd., Pasay.
- Villamor Animal Clinic — 12th St., Pasay.
Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela (CAMANAVA)
- VetPro Animal Medical Center — EDSA, Grace Park East, Caloocan.
- Vet Street Animal Medical Center — Rizal Ave Ext., Grace Park West.
- Rick's Animal Clinic — Bagong Barrio West, Caloocan.
- Vet In Line Animal Clinic-Grooming-Kapon Center — MacArthur Hwy, Caloocan. Affordable kapon/spay-neuter.
- Alphavet Veterinary Clinic — Manapat Malabon — Malabon.
- Valenzuela Vet Animal Clinic — Marcelo H. Del Pilar St.
- VAC Valenzuela Animal Clinic and Grooming Center — G. Lazaro Rd.
- Woodhouse Animal Clinic — Liwayway, Valenzuela.
24-Hour Emergency Vet Clinics
A genuine 24/7 small-animal ER is scarce in Metro Manila. Confirm by phone before driving over — some "24/7" clinics are on-call only, meaning a vet is reachable but may take 30–60 minutes to arrive.
| Clinic | Area | After-Hours Model |
|---|---|---|
| Holistic Paws Manila (24/7) | QC — Congressional Ave Ext | Staffed overnight; strong for dystocia/whelping |
| Serbisyo Beterinaryo QC (24 Hrs) | QC — Commonwealth | Overnight ER + confinement |
| Pendragon Veterinary Clinic (24/7 On-Call) | QC — Kalayaan Ave, Diliman | On-call vet after hours |
| Vet 911 Animal Clinic | QC — Bago Bantay | Emergency-branded; call first |
| PPBCC Veterinary Hospital (Trauma Center) | Mandaluyong | Trauma/surgical referral; not walk-in 24/7 |
| Philippine Animal Medical Center | QC — Bagumbayan | Extended hours + inpatient ICU |
Emergency triage rule: if your pet has trauma, seizures, suspected poisoning (chocolate, grapes, rat bait, lilies for cats), heatstroke, bloat/GDV, blocked urination (especially male cats), or collapse — go to the nearest ER immediately. Call en route so staff can prepare.
Common Services & Costs (2026)
| Service | Typical Range (Metro Manila) |
|---|---|
| Consultation (general) | ₱500–₱1,000 |
| Consultation (specialist / after-hours) | ₱1,200–₱2,500 |
| Dog vaccine (5-in-1, anti-rabies) | ₱500–₱900 each |
| Cat vaccine (3-in-1, anti-rabies) | ₱600–₱1,000 each |
| Deworming + external parasite treatment | ₱400–₱1,200 |
| Spay (female dog, small breed) | ₱5,000–₱10,000 |
| Spay (female cat) | ₱2,500–₱5,500 |
| Neuter (male dog) | ₱3,500–₱7,500 |
| Neuter (male cat) | ₱1,500–₱3,500 |
| Dental cleaning under GA | ₱5,000–₱15,000 |
| Abdominal ultrasound | ₱1,500–₱3,500 |
| X-ray (per view) | ₱600–₱1,500 |
| CBC + blood chemistry panel | ₱1,800–₱3,500 |
| Confinement (per day, small dog/cat) | ₱1,200–₱2,500 |
| C-section (dystocia) | ₱15,000–₱35,000 |
| Euthanasia (includes cremation coordination) | ₱2,500–₱6,000 |
Surgery costs typically include anesthesia, meds, sutures, and 1 follow-up — confirm inclusions before admitting.
What to Look for in a Metro Manila Vet Clinic
- Licensed DVM on-site during operating hours — check the diploma; the Philippine Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) maintains the PRC registry.
- On-site diagnostics — in-house CBC/blood chem and ultrasound cut hours off emergency care.
- Surgery suite with isolation gas anesthesia — safer than injectable-only protocols for elective surgery.
- Clear pricing & written estimates before surgery or confinement.
- Exotic-pet competency — not every vet treats rabbits, birds, guinea pigs, or reptiles. Ask explicitly.
- Parking & drop-off access — a non-trivial concern in Makati, QC, and Manila.
- Hours — many independent clinics close at 6–8 PM on weekdays and close Sundays. Plan wellness visits; know your nearest 24/7 option for emergencies.
Puppy & Kitten Vaccine Schedule (Philippines, 2026)
| Age | Dogs | Cats |
|---|---|---|
| 6 weeks | Parvo / deworm | Deworm |
| 8 weeks | 5-in-1 (DHPPi-L) #1 | 3-in-1 (FVRCP) #1 |
| 12 weeks | 5-in-1 #2 | 3-in-1 #2 |
| 16 weeks | 5-in-1 #3 + anti-rabies | 3-in-1 #3 + anti-rabies |
| Annual | Booster 5-in-1 + anti-rabies | Booster 3-in-1 + anti-rabies |
Anti-rabies vaccination for pets is required by law (RA 9482, Anti-Rabies Act of 2007). Most LGUs run free annual rabies drives — watch for barangay announcements.
Find Your Nearest Vet Clinic
Browse the full Metro Manila veterinary directory on ClinicFinderPH: /veterinary
Other specialty lists you may find useful:
- Best Vet Clinics in Manila (city only)
- Animal Bite Centers in the Philippines
- Anti-Rabies Vaccine Cost & Where to Get It
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find a 24/7 vet near me in Metro Manila?
For truly overnight-staffed clinics, go to QC: Holistic Paws Manila or Serbisyo Beterinaryo QC. For South Metro (Alabang/Las Piñas), no clinic currently operates overnight with a vet on-site — call Vets In Practice Alabang or a nearby 24-hour human ER hospital may refer you.
Which vet clinics in Metro Manila treat exotic pets (rabbits, birds, reptiles)?
Philippine Animal Medical Center, Vets In Practice branches, and Makati Dog and Cat Hospital are reliable starting points. Always call first and ask if the on-duty vet has exotic experience.
Do vets do house calls in Metro Manila?
Yes, several vets offer home visits — especially for euthanasia, multi-cat homes, and senior pets who stress on transport. Rates typically add ₱1,500–₱4,000 on top of the consult. Search "house-call vet" on our directory for practitioners listing this service.
How much is a spay/neuter in Metro Manila?
Cat neuter: ₱1,500–₱3,500. Cat spay: ₱2,500–₱5,500. Small-dog neuter: ₱3,500–₱7,500. Small-dog spay: ₱5,000–₱10,000. Large breeds cost more due to anesthesia and surgery time. Many LGUs (QC, Makati, Pasig) run free or heavily subsidized kapon programs — check your city veterinary office.
Do vet clinics accept pet insurance?
Pet insurance is nascent in the Philippines. A few clinics accept direct billing with local insurers (PGA Sompo, MAPFRE pet plans), but most clinics operate reimbursement-style — you pay, then file with your insurer. Confirm by phone before booking.
Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
Most general clinics accept walk-ins during clinic hours for consults and vaccines. Surgery, dental under anesthesia, imaging (CT, advanced ultrasound), and exotic-pet consults almost always require an appointment. 24/7 emergency clinics take walk-ins anytime but prioritize triage.
How do I know if a clinic is legitimate?
Licensed veterinarians are registered with the PRC under the Board of Veterinary Medicine. Clinics should display the DVM's PRC license and the clinic's Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) registration. Avoid "pet shops" offering vaccines off the counter without a vet present — this is both unsafe and illegal under RA 9482.
Conclusion
Metro Manila's vet landscape has matured significantly in 2026, with genuine 24/7 emergency capacity concentrated in Quezon City and specialty/trauma referrals available at PPBCC Mandaluyong and Philippine Animal Medical Center. Pick your general clinic close to home for wellness, and know where the nearest 24/7 clinic is before you need it — emergencies always happen at 2 AM on a Saturday. Find a vet near you on ClinicFinderPH: /veterinary.