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The mission of the College of Veterinary Medicine is to provide quality education to veterinary students and professionals in order to support national and global animal health, production and welfare, and safeguard public health.

SCREENING OF PATIENTS STARTS TODAY!
23/09/2026

SCREENING OF PATIENTS STARTS TODAY!

Stay tuned..
Guidelines will be posted soon.
Make sure that your pets are vaccinated. :)

UPLB supports CvSU in advancing WOAH Day 1 CompetenciesAs an AID-1C Veterinary Education Establishment (VEE) Hub in Sout...
23/09/2026

UPLB supports CvSU in advancing WOAH Day 1 Competencies

As an AID-1C Veterinary Education Establishment (VEE) Hub in Southeast Asia, the UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine conducted the AID-1C Facilitator Training for faculty members of the Cavite State University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CvSU-CVMBS). The training marks an important step toward CvSU-CVMBS’s AID-1C Curriculum Assessment Workshop in November 2026. Through interactive discussions and facilitator exercises, participants were prepared to guide an evidence-informed assessment of how the DVM curriculum develops the WOAH Day 1 Competencies expected of veterinary graduates.

The workshop brought together CvSU-CVMBS faculty members led by their Dean and UPLB alumnus, Dr. Rezin C. Bahia (DVM ‘99). Facilitating the training from UPLB were Dr. Jovencio Hubert A. Abalos, Dr. Michelle Grace V. Paraso, Dr. Joseph F. Dela Cruz, Dr. Mark Joseph M. Desamero, Dr. Emmanuel P. Hernandez, and Dr. Fletcher P. Del Valle. The activity was conducted with the support of The Ohio State University, a partner of UPLB-CVM in advancing the AID-1C initiative.

Through this collaboration, UPLB and CvSU continue to strengthen veterinary education and support the development of future veterinarians equipped to respond to the evolving needs of animal health, public health, and Veterinary Services.

(photo credits: Dr. Joe dela Cruz and Dr. Jovy Abalos)

Serving the community, one household at a time. 🩺🌾The UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine continues its mission of publi...
23/09/2026

Serving the community, one household at a time. 🩺🌾

The UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine continues its mission of public health and animal welfare. On September 19, 2026, our faculty members, alumni, and students teamed up with the UPLB Housing Office and valued veterinary and community partners for a successful Free House-to-House Anti-Rabies Vaccination drive.

Shout out to Dr. Sheina Macy Manalo, Dr. Denise Ara Mariano, Dr. John Adrian de Ramos, Dr. Ma. Jazmine Endaya, alumna Dr. Kristina Andrea de Ramos (DVM ’09), and our student volunteers for their unwavering dedication to public service. 👏❤️

(photo credits: Dr. Jas Endaya, Dr. Dang de Ramos, and Dr. Adrian de Ramos)

🐗 One Health in Action: Fighting African Swine Fever Beyond the Farm 🌍A round of applause to DVCS faculty member Dr. Emi...
21/09/2026

🐗 One Health in Action: Fighting African Swine Fever Beyond the Farm 🌍

A round of applause to DVCS faculty member Dr. Emilia A. Lastica-Ternura, co-author of the paper “Pathways to Recover Asian Wild Pigs from African Swine Fever” which was recently published in Nature.

African Swine Fever (ASF) isn't just a threat to domestic livestock—it's an escalating biodiversity crisis hitting Asia’s wild pig species hard. This paper, a result of collaborative work among international wild pig and ASF experts, highlights how blending One Health principles with robust wildlife governance can safeguard vulnerable species from extinction while simultaneously reinforcing global food security.

Thank you for your continuous dedication to conservation medicine and impactful global research. 🎓✨

Nature Reviews Biodiversity: African swine fever virus has spread rapidly across Asia, causing lethal disease in several endemic wild pig species and Eurasian wild boar in Southeast Asia, and threatening some species with extinction. In this article, the authors set out a Roadmap for coordinated action to address this emerging conservation, livelihood and food-system crisis.

Link to the article in the comments.

👂 We’re all ears for this amazing news! 🩺A huge shoutout and a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Geoffrey Carullo (DVM ’04) for...
21/09/2026

👂 We’re all ears for this amazing news! 🩺

A huge shoutout and a heartfelt thank you to Dr. Geoffrey Carullo (DVM ’04) for donating brand-new otoscopes. 🐾

Our students are always eager to learn, and having top-tier diagnostic tools makes all the difference in the world. This gift will directly enhance our classroom lessons and clinical training, helping our future vets perfect their diagnostic skills.

Thank you for giving back to your Alma Mater and helping us train the next generation of compassionate veterinarians. 🩺✨

From theory to practice! 🩺🌿How do experts safely handle mammals in the wild? Dr. Emilia Lastica-Ternura of DVCS provided...
18/09/2026

From theory to practice! 🩺🌿

How do experts safely handle mammals in the wild? Dr. Emilia Lastica-Ternura of DVCS provided the answers on safe capture, restraint, and sample collection during Day Three of the DENR-Biodiversity Management Bureau with co-organizers Institute of Biological Sciences (CAS) and UPLB Museum of Natural History's month-long training. Dr. Lastica-Ternura actively engages in several activities and workshops as part of her PhD studies on wildlife governance as a driver for interspecies disease spread.

Thank you for leading the way in protecting our wildlife!

AN INVITATION
18/09/2026

AN INVITATION

📣 CALLING ALL CALABARZON HEALTH RESEARCHERS! 🔬💡

Ready to showcase your research and make an impact?

Join the 8th Regional Health Research Forum on November 11–12, 2026, with the theme:

✨ “From Evidence to Action: Harnessing Health Research, Science, Technology, and Innovation for an Adaptive CALABARZON”

Showcase your research, share your innovations, and make an impact through TWO exciting competition categories:

1. Oral Presentation / Poster Competition
⭐️ Oral presenters will be selected from submitted papers, while other shortlisted entries will compete in the Poster Competition.

🔗 Oral/Poster Guidelines & Form:
https://tinyurl.com/2026HRFOralPoster

2. 3-Minute Pitch Competition
🎤Turn your research into a clear, concise, and compelling 3-minute pitch!

🔗 3-Minute Pitch Guidelines & Submission Form:
https://tinyurl.com/2026HRF3MP

CASH AWARDS FOR WINNERS:

PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY (Oral Research/Poster Exhibit/3MP)
1st Prize @ P10,000
2nd Prize@ P7,000
3rd Prize @ P5,000

STUDENT CATEGORY (Oral Research/Poster Exhibit)
1st Prize @ P8,000
2nd Prize@ P6,000
3rd Prize @ P3,000

⏰ Submission Deadline: October 9, 2026

📩 For inquiries: [email protected]

Submit your research. Share your science. Make an impact! 💙

Fueling innovation in veterinary science! 🐾💻On behalf of the college, CVM Associate Dean Michelle Grace Paraso and DBVS ...
18/09/2026

Fueling innovation in veterinary science! 🐾💻

On behalf of the college, CVM Associate Dean Michelle Grace Paraso and DBVS faculty member Dr. Joseph dela Cruz gratefully accepted a newly donated automated micromixer! 🎛️🐾

The donation was presented by the UP Society of Animal Nutrition Students (UP SANS), led by President John Christopher Reyes, Assistant Secretary Cian Esteral, CVM alumnus Alexandra Ashley Pelayo (DVM ‘22), and Eugene Bracero.

Together, we build a better future for animal health! 🌾❤️

Our alumni NEIGHver let us down! 🐴❤️The college extends its warmest gratitude to CVM alumnus Dr. Steve P. Ternura (DVM '...
16/09/2026

Our alumni NEIGHver let us down! 🐴❤️

The college extends its warmest gratitude to CVM alumnus Dr. Steve P. Ternura (DVM '09) for inspiring our VETC 173 (Clinical Conference) class. Alongside DVCS faculty member Dr. Denise Ara Mariano, Dr. Ternura gave our future veterinarians clinical insights and an invaluable look into real-world practice.

We are incredibly blessed to have alumni who are always ready to lend a helping hand. 🌟

🤝 Strong partnerships build a stronger future for veterinary medicine!The UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) was ...
15/09/2026

🤝 Strong partnerships build a stronger future for veterinary medicine!

The UPLB College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) was thrilled to welcome back our industry partners from Charoen Pokphand Foods Philippines Corporation (CPF) to the campus! 🐾✨

Leading the warm welcome were CVM Dean Maria Amelita Estacio, VTH Director Therese Maria Collantes, and DVCS Chair Melissa Marie Rondina, alongside faculty members Dr. Joseph dela Cruz and Dr. Fletcher Del Valle. We are proud to extend greetings to Integration Business Vice President Mr. Prateep Tongjan, Dr. Sukij Nambut, CVM alumnus Dr. Kristine Danica Lopez (DVM ’19), Dr. Psalmer John Perez, and Mr. Levi Marcellana.

Here’s to continuous collaboration, academic growth, and strengthening the bond between academia and the livestock industry! 🌾🐖🐔

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5:15pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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