Veterinary Clinics
in the Philippines
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How to Find a Vet Near You
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Check the Profile
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Call Ahead & Visit
Call to confirm availability and ask about your pet's specific need. Many clinics accept walk-ins, but emergency and surgical cases usually need a call first.
Common Veterinary Services
Common services offered at veterinary clinics across the Philippines
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Nationwide Coverage
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the location search above to see the nearest veterinary clinics sorted by distance, with directions and contact details. You can also browse animal clinics by province and city below.
A basic vet consultation typically runs ₱300–₱800. Vaccinations, laboratory tests, and procedures are priced separately and vary widely by clinic and location. Call the clinic to confirm current rates before your visit.
No. PhilHealth and HMO plans cover human healthcare only, so vet visits are paid out of pocket. Some clinics offer their own packages for vaccinations or spay and neuter procedures — ask the clinic directly.
Some veterinary clinics offer emergency or extended hours, though 24-hour coverage is limited outside major cities. Check operating hours on each clinic profile and call ahead for urgent cases rather than travelling first.
A person bitten by an animal needs an animal bite treatment center or hospital, not a veterinary clinic. Vets treat animals; anti-rabies treatment for people is handled at animal bite centers. Seek treatment for the person immediately, and have the animal checked separately.
Bring your pet's vaccination record or booklet if you have one, a list of current symptoms and when they started, and details of any medication your pet is taking. A carrier or leash keeps the visit safer for everyone in the waiting area.