My dog got sick a few days before New Year's at the beginning of this year. It didn't appear too…read moreserious at first, as he was still as loving & cuddly as ever, he just seemed a little slower than normal. On New Year's Eve, he seemed even more tired than usual and was sleeping a lot. He wasn't eating his regular food, but it wasn't until the next day that he seemed in bad shape. My regular vet wasn't open that day, so I called Mount Pleasant-Davisville Hospital the morning of Saturday, January 2nd and they were able to fit me in that afternoon. Unfortunately, due to Covid, I had to wait in the car while he was being examined. The vet called me to discuss his condition and recommended getting some blood work done to see what was wrong. The results would come in on Monday and they were going to call for next steps. The following day, Sunday, my little guy seemed worse for the wear. He wasn't even drinking water at that point. I pondered taking him to the emergency, but I was able to get him to drink a small amount every hour, so I figured I would wait the extra day and go back on Monday if he didn't improve. The next morning, I was up early with my dog but he was just so sluggish. I gave him some water, but he still wouldn't eat anything. I tried boiled chicken with rice, warming up his food with a bit of water, I tried homemade broth; he even refused his favourite treats. I called the hospital as soon as they were open and spoke to the vet. She told me that his blood tests were back and showed extremely high numbers for his liver and kidney; this meant he was in very bad shape. The vet then told me what every pet owner fears: my boy was not going to get better. She said they could put him on IV treatment in the hospital but at his age (14.5 years), there was no guarantee he would make it through the next couple of days and that I should probably consider having him euthanized. Her words hit me like a tidal wave. I was in shock. I started sobbing on the phone and I could barely speak. She was very patient with me and started discussing options. Because he hadn't eaten in a couple of days and wasn't drinking on his own at that point, the kindest decision for him was to say goodbye that same day. I couldn't bear the thought of him being in pain, or worse, having him hooked up to an IV and then passing alone without me there to comfort him. I always promised him I would never prolong his suffering just because I wasn't ready. I realize now, looking back, that I would probably never be ready. I had to do what was best for him, no matter how much it was going to hurt me. When I arrived at the hospital, they ushered me in to a small room. They had his name written on what I think was a paw print chalkboard on the door. The room was quiet, dim and comfortable. They had a bed and a blanket ready for him, but I wanted to hold him in my arms for as long as possible. They accommodated me and made everything as easy & comfortable as possible, explaining every detail very calmly, while I cried. I asked questions and the vet answered and showed me the test results I had asked about. It certainly did seem that this was the best decision for my little Oscar. When it was over, I was allowed to stay with him for as long as I wanted. Oh, what heartache I felt, looking down at him - still reeling from how quickly it all happened. I'll admit, even now, it's surreal that he isn't here with me. As I write this now, almost a whole year later, the tears are streaming down my face. Tears of sadness for my loss, mixed with a few tears of happiness remembering all the years of joy that Oscar brought to my life, as well as tears of gratitude for the vet and the staff who made the whole process as gentle and kind as it could possibly be. About a week after the appointment, I received a beautiful, hand-written card from Dr. Keeley, expressing her condolences on my loss. I hadn't even received a card from anyone in my family, so this gesture was really appreciated. It took a few weeks for his ashes to be returned, but that process was also handled with care. Special thanks to Liz who was really lovely to talk to and so supportive. Although the outcome of my first visit to this hospital was horrible, I really am grateful for the compassion and care that Dr. Keeley and her team showed me and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone who is looking for a good vet.

First off, I have to say I used to love this place. Dr. Claire Keeley is absolutely AMAZING! She's…read moreseen my 11 year old Yorkie a couple of times and she's extremely professional and assertive. She deserves 10 stars! However, Tara, the receptionist, is the rudest most entitled person I've ever encountered. She has NO manners and clearly lacks education, she was literally yelling at me in front of her co-workers. Please invest in sending her to Customer Service Training cause she seriously thinks she owns the place, oh wait no, a business owner would NEVER display that kind of erratic behavior towards a customer. Anyway, after today's horrible experience we won't be coming back (even though I paid $100 in advance for a fecal exam) I rather lose that $ and take my dog somewhere else.

Really bad management! They are just interested in grabbing your money . Prices are more then…read moredouble for medication... save your self money and time and avoid this place.

Myself and my family have been taking our two dogs to Davisville Park Animal Hospital for close to…read more9 years. I have always found their care to be exceptional; they truly want the best for your animal, and care for them as if they were their own. They don't push treatments or weird diets on your animals unnecessarily, and instead offer suggestions. I've been to other vets that have horrible "bedside" manner and try to push all types of stuff when you're simply looking to make your animal feel better. Although my dog has since passed, I would continue to bring any future pet to Davisville (despite living much further away) because they are great. I've seen several veterinarians here and they are all fantastic. Highly recommend.

As much as I loved this place to start and recommended them to several others, I think the…read morecommunication has not been what I'd expect. They've changed their membership price to $49 which includes 24/7 virtual care which can be extremely useful. However, I was not notified of this change. I was expecting my annual check up to be included and found out it was an additional $129. That's a significant increase and even more so when there was no email to explain the changeover. A little sus to be honest. In this case, I was able to cancel my appointment without penalty. I've paid my annual fee so I'll have access to virtual care. However, I do not plan on renewing nor will I (my dog) be returning as a patient I know Juno prides themselves when it comes to price transparency. Unfortunately, this did not happen with the membership charges. I'll still give them 3 stars for the ease of transferring medical records, the non-judgmental conversations, and the friendly staff.

Amazing vet. Extremely modern facilities that offered drinks for the humans and free self serve…read moretreats for fur babies. Very very clean and comfy! Marketing is on point! I got a free tote bag of goodies when I became a member (149/year per pet). Includes a free wellness exam per year and 24/7 support on their app on any health questions. I met with Dr. Garrett and he and our vet tech was extremely friendly and gentle. Ethical, didn't push additional services or products that we didn't need. Made savings suggestions and helped with some challenges I had with feeding two different aged cats I'd highly recommend them!

I cannot say enough great things about this Animal Clinic!! I have used three others over the years…read moreand this one is superior in every way:-))) I've seen all the vets and every visit has been awesome. The vet techs are amazing, the reception staff friendly and knowledgable, and everyone here really cares. They cared for my cat through his old age, and were wonderful with him and me when his time was up. Then they answered questions for me when I was deciding on a new pet and now they look after my new dogs health needs:-)))) We can't walk past there without him trying to pull me in:-))) They also explain the fees every step if the way so there are no surprises at the end of the visit:-)) Awesome!!!

We have been clients of Leaside Animal Clinic for over 20 years. I am very impressed that each…read moremember of the staff (vets, technicians, office staff, etc.) are so devoted and committed to giving the best care possible to all of their patients and providing their vast knowledge and advice to their pet owners. They truly put each animal's welfare and happiness first. A few weeks ago Dr. Weintrop spotted a mass underneath one of our dog's eye lids. She took several pictures of the mass and immediately sent them to a specialist. The specialist advised us that the mass should be removed and he has since operated on our dog. Our dog is now recovering nicely. If Dr. Weintrop had not found the mass it would probably have grown larger and needed reconstructive surgery. Thankfully Dr. Weintrop found the mass very early. Dr. Weinthrop always demonstrates an amazing array of knowledge and skill, undivided attention to every detail, infinite commitment, compassion, devotion, gentleness and love to our dog every time he visits her. On a personal side you could not find a more genuinely compassionate and caring wonderful human being. Our dog and family love her! The following are a few examples of some of the other amazing people who work at Leaside Animal Clinic and their acts of kindness. A few days ago the specialist wanted to see follow up routine photos of our dog's eye lid (as we didn't have an appointment with him until the following week). I was too squeamish to take the pictures myself so I saw Dr. Rutchanka as Dr. Weintrop wasn't working that day. She tenderly held our dog's eye lid while Alicia skillfully took pictures. Dr. Rutchanka then gently cleaned up the area around both of my dog's eyes. Even though we took Dr.Rutchanka and Alicia's time we were not charged for the visit. Our dog is injected with a needle every two weeks and 2 needles every four weeks. He has had the wonderful care of all of the technicians at one time or other. Each and every one of them has gently knelt on the floor while petting our dog to get him comfortable in preparation for his needle(s) and then skillfully injected our dog while talking lovingly to him. We have taken our present dog to Leaside Animal Clinic in an emergency situation twice. Both times our dog was seen and treated right away. Every staff member possesses compassion, dedication and demonstrates great kindness and patience to all the animals in their care which I see evidence of every time I visit Leaside Animal Clinic. Pat B.

Besides the fact that this location is super convenient for me (read: right across the street!), I…read morealso like it because the staff are very friendly, it's easy to get an appointment, and prices are reasonable, on par with the other places I called.

Went to this vet for several years before really realizing how much money we were wasting…read moreneedlessly. All their services are very overpriced and they tend to throw in treatments and tests here and there to keep adding to your final bill. The last straw was when we took our cat in to examine an enlarged pupil he had after a previous visit to this vet - after countless poorly executed tests we left with a bill of around $500 and a diagnosis that "everything seems okay". Stay away from this place.

[[[WARNING FOR NEW CUSTOMER]]] Please read this especially if you have a cat and you don't want to…read moresee your pet suffer!!!! This hospital offers the most UNREASONABLE service ever! First of all, if you try to book appointment online, it would NOT work, because it's for new patient only. Then their staff will call you to change the appointment time, and you would receieve an email titled 'Appointment CONFIRMATION'. HOWEVER, they will call you ONCE on the day prior to the appointment. If you accidentally missed the call and don't have a habbit of checking your voice mail everyday, they will CANCEL your appointment WITHOUT other notice. I would just like to know why can't they at least notify the customer about the UNREASONABLE CANCELLATION, even when they have the phone number and email. They did not say anything about this ONE CALL OR CANCELLATION WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE policy in the email or on the original phone call for booking appointment. They did NOT even have the courtesy to call/text/email about cancellation!!! I have a cat who is scared of going out, and she panted and shook the whole way for no good reason today. I think most pets would not enjoy going to the hospital, and I guess this hospital just enjoys letting pets suffer. I will try to re-post this review every month, so that new customers can see this.

The Usher Animal Hospital has been absolutely wonderful to my cat!…read more When you walk in the Hospital, it doesn't even smell of animals (big bonus points here). The place is completely clean and spotless. The staff that work behind the desk are very helpful and kind. Every time I walk in, they always call me "Mittens' Mom". Even if I am running in to grab more cat food and Mittens is busy sleeping at home, they still remember me. The vets are amazing. Very thorough and explain everything. You do not feel intimidated at all. What I really like is that when you go in to see the vet, they have a tech in there as well. They are very patient, talk to the animal and have the kindest touch. As Mittens has a very overactive thyorid, we have been in the vet's office a few times. If I am taking him in just to have his blood tested, I can do so any Saturday between 1 & 2 pm and a tech will come take him and bring him back peaceful and calm. You can also request to have your pet's nails trimmed, and they will do so for free. The previous vet I took Mittens too, they would SHAVE him to withdraw blood and were wwaayy too rough with him. The Usher Animal Hospital is pricey (as most vets are), but the way they treat Mittens, and their level of customer service, it is worth every penny.

We cannot praise Lawrence Park Animal Hospital highly enough for the outstanding care they…read moreconsistently provide to our beloved Zoey. Dr. Larry has cared for our pets for years and always goes above and beyond to ensure the well-being of every pet that comes to the clinic. Dr Larry and the team are exceptional! We wholeheartedly recommend their services to anyone searching for a top-tier veterinarian who genuinely cares for their pet's well-being. Thank you, Dr Larry and team!

We were recommended this vet by our breeder 7 years ago when we first got our little fur baby…read more Happy to report that the service we have received over the last 7 years has been exceptional. Clear, compassionate, knowledgeable and very professional. I'm so grateful that our dog and our nerves are so well cared for at Lawrence Park Animal Hospital. Thank you to all the passionate people who make this the best vet around. Also, anytime we leave he looks sooo happy! He likes the vet way more than the groomer.

we have been seeing Rona for couple of years now and are very happy with her care, knowledge and…read moretime to explain everything. I am very happy that I found her when I needed help treating Giardia of my 4 month old puppy and antibiotics were not helping.

Honestly sucks to leave this review but I was so disappointed in our consultation. I was hoping…read moreRona would assess my cat, physically, visually, and ask questions about him but hardly looking at him she started pushing drugs and procedures on a relatively healthy cat. Not something I expected from a so-called 'hoslitic' vet. I ended up buying something i didnt need to buy and felt scammed by the end of it. Maybe i caught her on a bad day, obviously others have had better experiences, but i felt i wasted a lot of money, my time and traumatized my cat and a vet tech who took my cat out of the room without asking- they had to do blood tests of course- but, another part of why i went to Rona is because they were one of the few places allowing humans in the appointments. There was no way i was leaving my cat alone with a vet. I've had him since birth and he is more a child to me than an 'animal' i have to feed a couple times a day. Anyways, good luck! I hope others have a better experience, but, beware, i guess.

Best staff and doctors to make you and your pet feel safe and in good hands. Kindness, care, and…read moreexpertise of doctors and staff is outstanding.

Wonderful experience. I was impressed by the amount of time the vet took with us, not rushed…read morethrough like other clinics, and I loved that they let my cats stay in a private room to avoid contact with dogs. There is clear care and thoughtfulness here, which is refreshing to see! It's not cheap, but is comparable to other vets I called. I feel they are worth the cost.