Pet lovers near Bulua and neighboring barangays can now bring their furry buddies to a more closer to home veterinary clinic that offers top quality service and products with highly competent veterinarians to attend to your pets needs.
During its grand opening last December 18, 2018 at Zone 4, Upper Bulua this city. Pets 2Go Veterinary Clinic formally opened its doors to the public offering various services that meets the needs of your pets from health, Food, grooming/hygiene products, and among others.
Pets 2Go would also offer grooming services very soon. “We are only waiting for our grooming equipment to arrive from Japan and will start offering this service,” John Mark Apilan said.
By now you might be wondering why it’s called Pets 2 Go; Apilan said it was a word-play between his business partner’s surname Dr. Jan Jerich Go and the clinic is also located inside the Go compound. He later revealed they will also open a second branch soon.
In an interview with Apilan he revealed that this was his partner’s (Go) dream – to one day open his own veterinary clinic and to pursue his passion for the love of animals. Then finally with the help of family and friends that dream became a reality.
“We would like to say thank you to all who came to celebrate with us in our grand opening! To Ms. Vianncy Unabia and soon to be ‘Congressman’ Sir Christian Unabia together with my ever supportive bff Honey Miclat Pacatan and to her husband Allain Pacatan, my very good friend Hans Manazano thank you so much for gracing the event Maam/Sir it was an honor po! Pets 2Go Veterinary is now fully ready to serve you fur moms and dads with our business partner Doc. Myrjie Fernandez Dulanas “Your Trusted Partner for your Bestfriend” Apilan concluded.
To know more you can contact them at 0916-724-7834 or visit them at Zone 4 Upper Bulua, Cagayan de Oro; follow them on Facebook @Pets2GOVeterinaryClinic and get the latest updates on their promos and more.
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