IWCT runs an Education Programme in the Philippines promoting responsible pet ownership. This is conducted during our clinics at the Treatment Centre, our mobile clinics, or during pre-booked visits to our Treatment Centre.
We are also available to visit schools within a 2 hour drive of our Centre in Concepcion, Tarlac.
In addition to this, topics are discussed here regarding the treatment and respect of animals, even if you are not a pet owner.
Please use this site as an online resource to enhance your knowledge about animal care and welfare. Download and share the FREE PDF’s which can be found at the bottom of each article.
As well as our online resources, the IWCT team are available to conduct seminars in schools or barangays. We also hold regular seminars at our Treatment Centre in Concepcion, Tarlac. Please contact us for more information about in person seminars.
How you can help…
Sponsor an Education Seminar!
We rely on volunteer vets and support staff and can only cover minimal expenses. Your sponsorship will help us give more gratification to those who help promote responsible pet ownership through our Education Programme. More importantly, it will help fund the in print resources and learning materials which are taken away by the seminar attendees and shared with those who do not have access to our online resources.
Understanding Rabies: The Importance of Vaccinating Your Dogs Rabies remains a significant public health concern in the Philippines, where it is classified as a notifiable disease. Despite ongoing efforts to eradicate this deadly virus, …
Roaming dogs are a real issue in the Philippines. Dogs who are allowed to roam increase the spread of disease such as rabies and parasites such as mange. If they haven’t been spayed they …
Following on from our educational topic “How To Care For A Blind Dog” we thought we would also provide some information specific to caring for a deaf dog too. Going Deaf A lot of …
As dogs get older, it is quite common for them to lose their sight. Their vision can deteriorate rapidly or gradually over time. If you notice any of the following, you should take your …
We’ve gone from nose to tail to give you some tips to help care for your dog. Most of these tips can be undertaken by the dog owner at home. If in doubt, seek …
A worming programme is an essential part of responsible pet ownership. Worms are intestinal parasites which, if left untreated, can cause illness, injury, disease or even death of a pet. If dogs or cats …
Mange is a contagious skin condition that can affect dogs. It is caused by tiny mites that burrow into the skin and cause intense itching, hair loss, and skin irritation. It is important for …
We recently shared a guide on how to feed your dog and recommended a complete purpose made dog food, whether that be wet or dry. Just like humans, dogs deserve a tasty treat now …
When you purchase a puppy or adopt a dog, you will immediately be responsible for providing it with an adequate, balanced diet. A purpose made, complete dog food is the most convenient and safest …
Most dogs are very welcoming when approached by a human for an ear scratch or a stroke. However, some dogs, for several reasons, may be more wary. Some dogs may resort to a physical …