Michelle Dee says pet dog bite 'honest accident, no aggression'

Michelle Dee says pet dog bite ‘honest accident, no aggression’

/ 04:35 PM June 05, 2025

Michelle Dee says pet dog bite 'honest accident, no aggression'

Michelle Dee and her pet dog. Image: Instagram/@michelledee

Michelle Dee clarified that her pet dog was not aggressive toward her and that the biting incident — which left wounds on her cheek and chin — was an “honest accident.”

The actress-beauty queen gave an update on her condition while narrating the incident through her Instagram page on Wednesday, June 4.

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“A morning full of supposed routine cuddles turned into a ‘just my luck’ moment,” she said. “To be fair, my fur baby’s tooth just happened to graze my face at the wrong place, wrong time. No aggression — just an honest accident.”

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“Still my babygirl,” Dee said of her fur baby.

Dee went on to thank celebrity doctors Vicki Belo and Hayden Kho for coming to her rescue and treating the wounds on her face.

“When it comes to things like this, acting fast truly makes all the difference!” Dee stated.

“Ya gurl should be in tip-top shape sooner than you think. Thank you to everyone who’s been sending love,” she added.

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Belo, meanwhile, underscored the importance of getting anti-rabies and anti-tetanus vaccines during incidents involving animal bite or even scratch.

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Dee said she is set to return to the clinic to undergo treatments for the wound on her face. “It’s our face. It’s our puhunan.”  /ra

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