Consistent Exceptional Service Excellence Paired with Family Care…read more If you are seeking consistent exceptional service and treatment combined with care for animals as though they are their own, visit the Animal Hospital of Unionville. We have the absolute privilege of calling Dr. Marsig, Nela, Tyson and more recently Maryna family, because whether at the toughest and most painful moments when they hurt with us or the joyful occasions when they celebrated with us, it was this team that walked the entire journey with us. For nearly 17 years, this team has cared for, and loved our 4 doggies with complex adoption processes (internationally and nationally), near death experiences that required a highly innovative and a global researched approach, complex life altering surgeries and very sadly end of life journeys, this team has been there. While I do not have sufficient words to express my gratitude and love for this team, I hope that this review serves as my testament and unequivocal recommendation for the Animal Hospital of Unionville. Such is my trust and love for this team that when Dr. Dabir passed away, his loss was, and continues to have a lasting personal impact. I would likely be considered one of the most "high maintenance" clients at the Animal Hospital of Unionville. Best described as having a neurotic attachment to my doggies (it is actually me that suffers the separation anxiety) and many times having unrealistic expectations, this team is not only treating the doggies, they are also caring for me while managing their own sadness that I have personally seen at the end of their days. Based on my experience combined with discussions that I have had with other vets, Dr. Marsig is one of the most experienced vets in the world. My personal observations over the years are that he and the veterinary profession as a whole appears to be undervalued. When they order tests, we complain about the expense and when they don't we complain that they should have. I can personally share that Dr. Marsig has umpteen times left the clinic late because I rushed in with an emergency and that Nela has spent many nights at the clinic through the early hours of the morning looking after the little doggies. On one occasion, this clinic made all necessary enquiries that led them to Germany to solve what appeared to be an unsolvable and deadly situation. During COVID, my neighbor who goes to a different vet and I both needed vet care and it was eye opening to see the starkly different approaches, serving as yet further confirmation of my love for this clinic. If I measure them by whether they can perform miracles, they will fall short but if I measure them by doing everything within their power as though these animals were their own, then they exceed expectations ... every time! Dr. Marsig and team, I am so overjoyed to meet each of you and to count you as family.

Brought my sweet and beloved Maltese Poodle here because the vet at Mount Joy was ill and his…read moreoriginal vet is semi retired. They did the check up & Dr. Namdari took blood test & gave him needle: he had always been in good health even at 16. 5 years. It was obvious that he had sore gums and teeth, so had pain when eating; an infection which should have been prescribed antibiotics right away!! So he could eat. Instead, this vet gave us expensive ointment to put in his ear to "increase appetite" : didn't help; and sold us horrible can food which he rejected. I called a mobile vet, and being new, she prescribed only 7 days antibiotics: he actually got better and could eat again!! He was at stage 2 kidney disease and should have had antibiotics for atleast 2 to 3 weeks! He had one awful night on June 24th and his appointment with his original proper vet was in the afternoon. On June 25th, we fell asleep on sofa exhausted. He had passed away beside me before his appointment. Had Dr. Namdari treated his infection first with proper antibiotics, he may have pushed through instead of fighting this infection for 3 weeks!! I think this hospital charges a lot to gain profit over actually responding with correct treatment right away!!

Dr Dean retired and the new crew is very polite, but I didnt like their approach, always trying to…read moresell more than necessary services and products. My dog had a pink eye with some discharge and I went to the the vet to be able to get the medicine, but than the vet started to offer other things: - Two exames for the eyes, one costing 300 and the other one, 60 for each eye. - Tablets for ticks. I said no, I have it already. - Diet plan. I wanted only the drops for his eyes, that was it! When I went to pay for the consultation and get the medicine, they had included also an "oil" for his eyes and some wet pads for pets - these two things are more expensive than the simple eye drops my dog needed. I just paid 250+ dollars to get out of there, and I just wanted a 14 dollars eye drops. Well, I felt very disappointed and I already miss Doc Dean, she never offered me any unnecessary service or treatment. I hope she is enjoying her retirement. I am considering looking for a new vet for my dog as it looks like the vet is so eager to make lots of money on added and unnecessary services and products not required or requested.

Another trusted visit. Our little guy had been under the weather for a few days and the staff were…read morequite attentive and thorough in their assessment and treatment plan for my dog. They genuinely care as I received follow up calls and text messages to see how things were going etc. Dr. Dean was outstanding and I am pleased that her replacement; Dr. Campoli has been equally outstanding.

Logically, get a male neutered vs. getting a female spayed will cost less. Correct?…read more Well, any reasonable person would think so. Not this clinic. I spayed my girl cat in 2007, at a vet clinic near Bloorcourt village. A much more invasive procedure comes with the price tag. My tip money for two weeks went to the $250 dollar vet bill for second shots and spaying. This is normal, anaesthesia, cutting in, maneuvering a small feline body to do an ovariohysterectomy = money! I took my baby boy cat to the Davenport Rd Vet Clinic in 2010. I asked for a quote for the neutering, as I realized the prices may be high (considering the first consultation cost $170 unexpected dollars). What was the quote? $500. CRAZY! Do not go here. The care and customer service do not equate to that kind of bill, I don't care how much you love your pet. The prices are probably high due to location. Annex, Forest Hill, Yorkville, in the clinic's backyard. Unfortunately, I am not a doctor making 6 digits. I love my guys, but I found a nicer vet, for a much more reasonable price, in the exact same area.

I had always heard wonderful things of this vet over the past 20 years from good family friends but…read morenever had a chance to try out DRAH until I moved into the neighborhood. Myself, my partner and our dog are so grateful for all the staff at this clinic. They have gone above and beyond any expectations you could ever ask for at a vets. I drop my girl, Norie, off there most Fridays to have a medicated bath. Stacy and another vet tech, who's name excapes me at the moment, are always very flexible. It makes me feel so much better leaving Norie with people that are fond of her and her just as equally excited to spend time with. Norie loves her time at DRAH and not only my family but also our friends families think you should try them out! Thanks for everything Davenport Road Animal Hospital, see you next Friday.

We've been taking our senior golden retriever (13) to Queen West Animal Hospital for years, and…read morethey've always been wonderful. Recently, we brought him in after he suddenly started peeing in the house and wasn't mobile (normally he's very active, so this was alarming). We got an appointment the next day, and the staff even gave us helpful advice over the phone in the meantime. The vet was direct but kind and empathetic, walking us through the tests and possible outcomes in a clear, thoughtful way. Everything came back clear, and with some medication our pup is back to himself. The front desk team is also so lovely--despite how emotional that visit was, they made the whole experience easier. You know it's a great vet when your dog actually gets excited to visit. We've tried a few other clinics downtown and had awful experiences, but Queen West is the perfect mix of knowledge, empathy, and kindness. Highly recommend!

I would'nt go there. I had my beloved buddy surgery booked at another clinic for an emergency acute…read morepainfull tooth extraction which took 4 weeks. Can you imagine extreme pain from an abscessed tooth ? I took him to see if they could do it sooner, but they refused. My feeling is that they didn't want to for political reasons of taking from another clinic, so my liitle cat had to suffer , so is that caring ?? Could they not refer me somewhere ? Animals are like humans, they shoudnt have to suffer.

I love Woodbine animal clinic. Dr. Littlejohn and Dr Mason have treated more of my pets then I…read morecould name right now! They have helped with my animals when sick but also provided very compassionate euthanisia and aftercare. The staff are friendly and helpful and truely love animals! Highly reccommend!

I love dealing with Dr Littlejohn, he has been wonderful with both my cat and dog. He is very…read morethorough but I have never felt that i have been "upsold" on anything unnecessary.

I might be biased because I'm a professor, but if you read Dr Bureau's biography and education…read morestory on their homepage you'd hopefully be impressed. She's an animal scientist with a PhD in animal Genetics, and worked as a researcher for years. She's qualified as a vet in Canada. When you visit this animal hospital it doesn't feel like a clinic, which is reassuring for animals who might be injured or frightened. The facility is small, and the vet and her family live on-site, so your animal is well taken care of, should they need to stay. Plus, it's at Bloor and Dundas West, near the subway and a streetcar coming north. Dr Bureau focuses on animal wellness, so the visits aren't chatty, as she's busy keeping animals comfortable. I'm happy enough with that, because if you just listen you'll learn a lot about what procedures are happening, and how. I know that some go to the clinic when their pets are very unwell, and it's often traumatizing for animals and their humans. But please realize that a vet does a medical job, and can't be emotionally involved in your pet's emergency. The one-star reviews I see here are from people with either very old, or very sick animals. This vet is knowledgeable, fair, communicates, and treats animals well. I'm quite happy.

Dr Bureau has looked after my cats for several years and has always been excellent. I first came to…read moreher with a very sick kitten. She worked overtime to pinpoint the problem (a rare virus) and restore his health. She takes a no-nonsense approach based on years of experience, never recommends unnecessary procedures, and charges reasonable fees. Highly recommended.

This Animal hospital charges "consultation fees" (WITHOUT DISCLOSING) when you call to explain why…read moreyou'd like to bring your pet in to see the vet and THEN charges an in person fee when the Vet actually sees your pet. We have been seeing the Vet for just under 3 years for our cat. When I called to ask about the double charge on the invoice , their staff kept saying they can see from notes that the front desk was on phone for 30 minutes. I was speaking to an admin staff - NOT THE VET!!! I was explaining why I wanted to bring our cat to see the vet and make an appointment. Isnt that why you call the vets office and speak to front desk before bringing your pet in?? If you are going to call this office , make sure you ask them if you are going to be charged a consultation fee before you start your conversation or you WILL see TWO CONSULTATION FEES on your invoice. UNPROFESSIONAL APATHETIC AND CRIMINAL!!!! Theres a veterinarian in EVERY plaza in Brampton- theyre like a dime a dozen. Just go elsewhere!!!

Very caring and kind staff and vet! After trying to find a decent vet that doesn't just want my…read moremoney, I found Peel Animal Hospital through a friend and so far, I don't plan on switching! I feel like my senior girl is in great care here. I travel all the way from Toronto to go here!

No transparent price. This clinic dwindles you into getting all the services your pet "needs"…read more Doesn't tell you the price, then charges you at the end after the deeds been done. Ended up going to a much nicer, professional clinic that has an annually membership fee. But hey, that was upfront and transparent And they have a nice coffee machine.

Incredibly disappointed in Cachet Village Animal Hospital as a client for 10+ years. This week, my…read morefamily and I tried to place an order for Hill's Metabolic Feline food for our 18 year old cat, something we have been purchasing from this vet clinic every month for 10+ years. However, this time Dr. Eve Cheung refused to let my family purchase the food. She arbitrarily decided that because my cat hasn't been seen for a checkup in recent years he can no longer be prescribed this food. As a result, my cat will no longer have access to the food that keeps him healthy. Not only was Dr. Cheung uncompassionate, she was unreasonable and unprofessional. First, we were given no warning or notice that our cat would be cut off from his food if he was not seen for a checkup. Second, she gave no other feasible alternatives. She expected us to either bring in our cat for a checkup or be seen by the mobile vet. Normally, this would be reasonable, but during the deadliest PANDEMIC of the past century? She either lacks compassion or common sense, or both. Finally, she was not willing to find a compromise. She was not willing to allow my cat to at least have some of his food to tie him over to a time where it would be more reasonable to have a checkup--she blatantly cut him off and offered no alternative (When we asked her, she was not able to tell us any other cat food we could buy). In summary, Dr. Cheung and Cachet Village Animal Hospital prioritize profits over the health and well-being of pets. Simply put, she was willing to cut off my 18 year old cat from his prescription food at the height of the pandemic. Sure, small businesses everywhere are hurting right now, but that is never an excuse to lower your professional standards, coerce your clients into booking appointments, and harm our pets in the process.