Dr. Joseph Lazatin - Cancer Vet Care for Dogs & Cats

23/01/2026

They say oncology is a dead end—
that there is no life after cancer.

But here he is.

A senior 14 years old patient, almost 3 years after surgery and chemo treatment. Not confined. Not diminished. Never a “vegetable.” Still present. Still living. Still loved.

We were never forced to choose between life and comfort, because we believed something deeper:
that beyond the fear, beyond the risks of procedures,
there could still be years—real years—filled with moments that matter.

To our patient.
To every pet facing cancer.
There is hope.
There is life after treatment.

And even when comfort becomes the only path left to take,
remember this:

Love did not begin with cancer.
Love was already there—
and it never leaves. 🐾💙

16/01/2026

He lived 15 beautiful years, surrounded by the love of the Vergara family. Every day of his life mattered.
Every moment was love.

Wala ka nang sakit ngayon, Joan. Naalala kita limang taon na ang nakalipas, sa isang home visit—
ligtas, payapa, nasa piling ng pamilya.

Ngayong araw, mula sa klinika, ibinabalik kita sa iyong tahanan, hindi na may kirot, kundi may kapayapaan.

Paalam, mahal naming Joan. Hindi ka kailanman makakalimutan. 🤍🐾

02/01/2026

My first patient this year January 1, 2026

28/12/2025

25/12/2025

11/12/2025

29/11/2025

Pet Ambulance

These plastic crates may look simple, but on the road they become tiny ambulances carrying hearts that beat with hope and fear.

Inside could be a beloved pet fighting for breath, a family holding on to one last prayer. When you see these crates during your travels—especially in the rain—please slow down, make space, and give way.

Your small moment of compassion might be the difference between losing a life and saving one. On these roads, kindness becomes a lifeline, and every second offered is a silent gift of love.

24/11/2025