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Vaccines & Health5 min readUpdated 2026-10-05

Pet Vaccination in Davao City: Free Anti-Rabies Shots and Vet Costs

Davao City is large and has an active city veterinary office alongside many private clinics. Here is how to keep your dog or cat vaccinated and what to budget.

By MyFurPet Veterinary Care Team
Quick Answer

Contact the Davao City veterinary office or your barangay for free anti-rabies vaccination. Private clinics in Davao usually charge about ₱500–₱900 for core vaccines and ₱300–₱450 for anti-rabies.

Free anti-rabies vaccination in Davao City

The city veterinary office and barangays organize anti-rabies vaccination for dogs and cats, with more drives around March, Rabies Awareness Month.

Schedules, locations and requirements change. Call the Davao City veterinary office or ask your barangay hall, and bring your pet's vaccine card.

Typical private clinic prices in Davao

ServiceTypical price
Cat 4-in-1 (FVRCP), per dose₱600 – ₱900
Dog 5-in-1 / 6-in-1, per dose₱500 – ₱800
Anti-rabies₱300 – ₱450
Deworming₱120 – ₱250
Consultation₱300 – ₱600

Estimates only. Prices vary by clinic, so call ahead.

Protecting pets in a warm, wet climate

  • Leptospirosis is a risk after flooding and rain; ask your vet about a 6-in-1 or 8-in-1 vaccine for dogs.
  • Keep up with flea, tick and heartworm prevention year-round.
  • Deworm on schedule; see our deworming guide.

Before your visit

  • Bring your pet's vaccination card or digital record.
  • Use a leash, harness or carrier.
  • Ask for the full price including consultation before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is there free anti-rabies vaccination in Davao City?

Yes, the city veterinary office and barangays run anti-rabies vaccination drives. Check current schedules with your local office.

How much does pet vaccination cost in Davao?

Private clinics generally charge about ₱500 to ₱900 per core vaccine dose and ₱300 to ₱450 for anti-rabies.

Should my dog get a leptospirosis vaccine in Davao?

Many vets recommend it in warm, wet areas where flooding happens. Ask your vet whether a 6-in-1 or 8-in-1 vaccine suits your dog.

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