After meeting Colleen I had no hesitations with leaving my dogs in her hands while I was away for 4…read moredays. She was so good with my greyhounds and I immediately trusted her to stay at my place and look after them. Colleen went above and beyond sending me pictures and updates. I came home to two happy, well looked after dogs and some how my house seemed cleaner than when I left it! Colleen is a wonderful person and is fantastic with animals. I would not hesitate to have her come stay again.

From the owner: Able to give medications topically, orally or injectable.read more

Happy and content dog .So relaxed when I know he's there with his buddies and getting lots of…read moreexercise. Love his play dates. They are so good with him.

Great service! Shannon is really friendly and is great with our dog, Harley. Puppy Shenanigans…read moreoften does Puppy Play Day too, which includes things like nature hikes, pool day, festive photos, and paw painting. Love these guys, and highly recommend to everyone!

Just had my dog groomed there for the first time. He was excited to greet the staff and still happy…read moreafter his grooming. Awesome job on his grooming and price was excellent. We will be back again. Maddox was extremely helpful and great with my dog. She was also very helpful in explaining both the grooming services and possible veterinary services if we choose to change veterinarians. This edit is for a later visit on August 21, 2017: Our dog, Frodo, developed cancer. The staff, particularly the two vets and vet techs, we so wonderful to both him and us through his ordeal. They gave us options and worked with us within our financial means. We had do eventually do what was best for him and they helped us send him over the Rainbow Bridge with such grace, dignity, and compassion that we felt they loved him as much as we did. We will be forever grateful to this clinic for all everyone did, even after he was gone, to comfort us. Many vets are only about the money they can get from their clients, but North Neighbourhood Vet isn't. They deeply love animals and it shows.

I got my French Bulldog spayed here and it was the worst experience I've ever had at a vet I could…read moretell right away something was wrong. and when it started to look infected I brought her back and they said she's fine just take her home I did this for weeks with her because it wasn't getting better and every time they said it was fine and it was because she was active. I didn't believe them but you would think a vet would know best. Still months had past and it wasn't healing when I moved back to Toronto two days later it opened up again and I had to bring her to my vet here. My vet was mortified to see that neighbourhood pet clinic just kept sending her home in this state. I had to pay for antibiotics and now she might need to get another surgery to fix what they did to my poor girl.

It hurts that I even have to leave one star. My beloved cat, Marshall, was killed by the…read moreincompetence and lack of care of vet technician, Sara. Marshall was only 2 years old. I brought him in to get a small lump on his paw removed, the vet, Dr. Kaur, told me this was the best course of action. On the day of his surgery, Sara's last words to me were "don't worry, he is in good hands". I got the call 2 hours later that he was dead. Sara did not open the pop-off valve when she hooked Marshall up to the anesthesia machine. This is a vital step and is the absolute responsibility of a vet technician. His lungs ruptured as a result and he died. I am absolutely crushed, and I regret more than anything ever trusting her with the life of something so precious and dear to me. His death is the result of her human error.

Went there for a couple of years for my 2 chihuahuas very good vet. One of the chihuahuas is a…read morerescue and she developed cherry eyes . So we decided to have surgery to fix this and also to have her spayed.they quoted us almost 2000 dollars to fix this. We just updated our dogs on all their shots and a pre surgery blood test for our little female dog.we were only able to raise 1000 of this ,so we asked the vet if we could do halve of the service the eyes only . Iam a pensioner and my husband is a quad amputee on disability. They said that the eyes only would still cost us 1700 without tax and said no go on paying them 1000 and paying them the rest later,so that was that.i rescheduled for the end of October even though it was still a hardship to raise this money we explained this to them. They are big supporters of the Farley Foundation that helps people like us,people of fixed income who can't afford to pay their vet bill.instead of recommending us they did not help us . Even though we had our other dog neutered there wich cost us a lot and we kept our dogs up to date with them. We also had a other dog that has since passed on .we asked how much it would cost for a dental for him he was a 14 year old pom,they quoted us 1600 for that.we had to say no to that also.once again they never mentioned the Farley Foundation.the did however send us a email asking for a donation to the Farley Foundation.So I gues they did not believe us when we told them we were struggling to make ends meet. I gues talbot animal hospital is only for people thatcan afford their very high fees. To bad my puppies really liked it there.oh and they made me pay a 50 dollar fee for not doing the surgery when we showed up to add insult to injury.