Adding a Conditional to a Filter function in Javascript

I have an object array called filteredAnimals that returns the animals which are present in a given filter.

 if (!dog.present) {
    filteredAnimals = filteredAnimals.filter(
      e => !e.animal_type.includes('Dog'),
    );
  }
if (!cat.present) {

filteredAnimals = filteredAnimals.filter(

e => !e.animal_type.includes(‘Cat’),

);

}
if (!fish.present) {

filteredAnimals = filteredAnimals.filter(

e => !e.animal_type.includes(‘fish’),

);

}

Is there a way to combine this in one call? I’m a bit stumped because the call won’t be made unless the conditional is met. I was thinking of making a function but I feel there’s a better way to do this.

#javascript