Neighbourhood veterinary clinicDogs, cats and small companions
lantern

A small clinic, a whole neighbourhood

The light is on for the ones who cannot say where it hurts.

Lantern is a two-room veterinary clinic for the animals who live a few streets away. Unhurried handling, plain explanations and a fee list you can read before you decide anything.

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Who we look after

Dogs and cats, mostly. Rabbits, guinea pigs and small birds by arrangement, because the right equipment matters more than willingness.

What happens here

Ordinary care, done carefully.

Every service and fee

Consultations

A full examination, the findings explained in words that mean something, and a written plan you take home. Twenty minutes, longer if the day allows.

From ₱600

Preventive care

Vaccinations, deworming, tick and flea control, weight and dental checks. The unglamorous work that keeps the expensive visits rare.

From ₱350

Minor procedures

Wound care, lab work, spay and neuter, day confinement. Anything needing an overnight team is referred, and we tell you exactly where and why.

From ₱450

Before you come

Three things that help.

  1. 01

    Call first if it is urgent.

    A short call lets the clinic clear a table, prepare the right equipment and tell you whether to come here or go straight to an emergency hospital.

  2. 02

    Bring the history.

    Vaccination card, previous laboratory results, current medicines, and the name of any food supplement. Photographs of a symptom are genuinely useful.

  3. 03

    Keep them contained.

    A carrier for cats and small companions, a lead for dogs. The waiting room is shared, and a frightened animal is safer in something familiar.

Outside our hours

If it cannot wait.

Lantern is not a 24-hour hospital and does not pretend to be one. When the clinic is closed, call the line below for recorded instructions, or go directly to the nearest emergency animal hospital.

(02) 8555 0188Example number. Replace it with a line somebody answers.

Come and see the place.

Ask a question, or tell us what has been worrying you about your animal.

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