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    Kingsway Veterinary Clinic

    3.7 (33 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

    Services - Kingsway Veterinary Clinic

    Pet physical or wellness exam

    Pet vaccinations

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    Best doggie-ever.
    John B.

    Dr. Koit is pleasant and responsive; his fees are reasonable and he's patient centred. I've been taking our girl to see him for several years and now that her age is getting to her, and health have been declining, he's been there to answer questions and give followup calls. On many occasions I've called and expected to be with the receptionist, but after being on a brief hold he's come on the phone to let me know of specialist delays or to go over anything. I've never felt rushed (when she was healthy or now). If you want a good vet with obvious years of experience who will provide best care at reasonable prices he's the doctor to see.

    Deanna L.

    Everyone here is great: vet techs, doctors & the in-house cat. I was under some pressure to find a family vet for my kiddo. I had her for only 10 months & she has always been healthy ...until a few days ago. After lots of reading of reviews and calling a handful of clinics, Kingsway Vet Clinic was the only one willing to get me in ASAP. Unfortunately the next day my cat still wasn't improving but they were able to squeeze me in right away for a follow up! I never felt like it was a hassle or inconvenience. The techs shared lots of good info with me: from how to dispense my cats meds to finding a hassle free way to get nutrients into my kid. I am still waiting for the blood work results, regardless, this clinic made it stress free for both Honu & her mamma :)

    Charlie the Havanese love of our lives.

    We brought our 13 year old Havanese for a full wellness checkup (blood, urine, fecal) and vaccine boosters. Dr. Radnic and Sarah were wonderful, and our little man had stellar results, aside from one thing on his blood panel that was a little high that they'll test again in 6 months. Their pricing is very fair, and they didn't try to sell us a single thing. Dr. Radnic called us when the results came in, and even emailed a copy of the lab report. Kingsway Veterinary Clinic is now our forever vet. So happy to have found them, and grateful to other Yelpers who have provided reviews.

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    worst experience ever. not professional and overcharged, after that could not bring myself to trust them with my pets

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    The staffs are nice especially Christine. She is kind and responsible, always be patient and ready to help!

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    Review Highlights - Kingsway Veterinary Clinic

    Koit is very knowledgeable and does a very thorough job in making sure my dog's vitals are okay.

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    Vancouver Veterinary Hospital - Backside of my dogs mangled ear. Absolutely no reason to have stitched through his entire ear cartilage yet here we are!!

    Vancouver Veterinary Hospital

    (90 reviews)

    Kensington-Cedar Cottage

    If you hate your pets, you should bring them here for service. I would rate this place 0/5 if it…read morewas an option. They butchered my dogs ear and instead of repairing his hematoma with buttons and stitches like I was told it would be, once we had him sedated and I was to leave my dog in their care, they instead chose to suture 12 tubes into his ear damaging perfectly healthy ear tissue and stitching entirely through his cartilage 24 times. Zero informed care and quite frankly, I receive better care and service advising from my mechanic. I was sent home post-op with no pain killers or meds to help my dogs recovery process and within 5 days of his surgery and 1 evening using the no flap wrap they insisted I put him in even with these gross tubes and sutures in place, he got an infection immediately. I was told there was nothing I could buy from them to help his bleeding sutures heal a bit, clearly they are unaware Otizole exists. I was provided the wrong type of medication for the site of his infection (clavaseptin instead of cefaseptin), and ultimately needed to bring my dog to a vet who actually knows what they're doing for surgical procedures and post-op care. After VVH operated on my dog, I called numerous vets in Vancouver/Burnaby area to talk to them about their hematoma repair process and NONE of them supported the procedure of stitching entirely through my dog's ear nor was it advised to have ever sent me home with zero pain meds or anti-inflammatories, or use a no flap wrap (I was told to buy one and put it on my dog immediately after his surgery) My original review was hidden by VVH likely due to the photos I attached with it which is truly comical considering their management noted surgery procedure was validated. Show the photos and full review if that's the case and stop hiding the work you're so clearly proud of and refuse to reimburse me for despite costing me $1600 in a botched hematoma repair PLUS a second surgery which I paid for at a different vet all together, and additional costs for gauze and a no flap wrap which I was told numerous times to buy and keep on my dog for 30 days. I'm lucky my dog didn't die from their malpractice and overall lack of care in our time of need.

    This place has gone completely downhill from years ago. I have been trying to get an appointment…read morefor weeks now. Using their contact form, I have requested appointments numerous times telling them when I'm available, and when they do deem to answer by email a day or two later, I am then asked to phone THEM! But when I do, they don't answer the frigging phone... EVER! I then email to ask them to phone me.... but I get crickets... and in the meantime, my pet has to suffer. Absolutely appalling service from reception staff at this establishment. The entire reception staff need to be sacked - and I will go out of my way to inform the owners as soon as I find out exactly who they are. So sad, as I couldn't recommend this place enough years ago.

    Vancouver Downtown Pet Hospital - Feeling better!

    Vancouver Downtown Pet Hospital

    (7 reviews)

    Yaletown, Downtown

    We love Vancouver Downtown Pet Hospital. The care team is very caring, attentive, helpful and…read moreresourceful. My senior dog was not doing so great with the care he was receiving and since we followed the suggestions out of our own hesitations from a bad experience prior around Librela and slowly swapped my senior dog to gentler natural arthritis medication and got him on kidney medication my senior who was in pain monthly is at greater peace and in much less pain now. He has really improved and we are so grateful. In addition to this, my puppy gets great care and both Puppy and Senior got great treatment for some severe stomach bugs recently even when medication was scarce, we are so grateful about how Vancouver Downtown Pet Hospital ensures our dogs all get great care and the most natural supportive effective care possible for their individual needs as though Soda and Nono Bean were members of their own families.

    This is the letter I recently sent Dr Namazi. After his eventual reply he reputed everything. I…read moreunderstand. But let's for arguments sake say that he DID inform me of Paco having Kidney Disease two years ago, why is it only now that he would tell me off it, express satisfaction that his disease was up points from two years ago and only now suggest it was time that Paco be put on a low sodium, low phosphorus diet? And if Steroid use was a potentially excellent way to improve blood health in my pet but of limited use, would you keep said pet on said steroids daily for over two years? At the end of the day, we must all make decisions for our family's health based on the facts as we know them. I only suggest that as part of our family we familiarize our pets health as well as our own through the use of AI. I used ChatGPT but any are better than none. Good luck and good (better) health to your loved pet. and because I stand firmly behind what I write I am allowing publication of my phone number. Thank you. Jennifer Leigh 604-763-6671 Dr Namazi, I honestly can't tell you at this time whether I am more flabbergasted than outraged at your total lack of professional standards in the treatment of my dog Paco. As I mentioned to you earlier, I had checked ChatGPTfor his current blood results. After requesting the results from the blood work done in November of 2023 and having ChatGPT analyze that report and compare it to the 2025 report. I am stupefied at your lack of disclosure of the oh,so many issues that Paco exhibited in the earlier report. I am just exceedingly grateful but I must have been doing something right for his kidneys to be in better shape while very ill in this recent blood work. First of all, when he was Ill in 2023 you FAILED to disclose this kidney disease. Not one word. Only now, with this second recent blood work are you telling me that I should put him on a low phosphorus, low sodium diet. And that I should use a product that will prevent him from absorbing phosphorus. This TWO years after the fact that he was worse than he is now. As an animal caregiver I simply cannot wrap my head around such an egregious omission. Then, let's talk about his anemia. When the blood work was done in 2023 what you told me was that the test indicated that his blood was thin and that he had a high white platelet count . Absolutely no mention was made of the word, anemia. I know this because I was dying of severe iron deficient anemia, bleeding internally for 3 years. They didn't know where or why. three years of weekly blood testing, 14 blood transfusions, 7 iron transfusions and surgery. I mention this simply to support the fact that had you even whispered that word in my ear it would have triggered me. We both know that we would have been talking treatment far beyond. giving him some prednisone. A treatment that only now, after two years of it you own up to the fact that it doesn't work very long. Or that long term use can be harmful to the animal. Even though in one of our more recent discussions you told me that you don't believe in giving an animal more medication than is necessary you decided to keep on this medication for what is now over 2 years? For the sake of argument when Paco had this blood test he was clearly very ill, possibly fatally ill. I can understand why you may have thought that mentioning his anemia was nor relevant to the moment. But what about after? When he was recovered? Getting back to the anemia. Lets for the sake of argument say that at the time of November 2023 blood test when Paco was so very ill, possibly fatally, that bringing up any other issues would have been irrelevant. What about after he recovered I then looked up the blood work from December 2022 that was done by Yaletown Veterinary Hospital. The anemia was there even then. It is no wonder they suggested the Chinese herb that helps blood clot. In case his tumour would start to seep. Even the they knew but didn't tell me. But I bought that blood work to you and you never t told me about it even back then. Kidney disease . Now, you think Paco needs to be on a low phosphorus, low sodium diet. Now, now you think he should be on medication to help him not absorb phosphorus. Now, you tell me that his kidney disease is proving IN SPITE of the fact that you never told me that he had kidney disease in the first place. By all that is sensible every other bet I have spoken to confirms that says this program should have been started 2 years ago. At this moment in time I have neither the time nor the inclination to go over all the other revealing information from the results of these three blood tests. What I have gleaned from it that I will point out to you is that you have placed my dog at considerable risk over the last 2 years and even now.For the rest of the review please email jinqx@yahoo.com.MORE IMPORTANTLY, have all tests read by AI. Save ut pet

    Granville Island Veterinary Hospital - in the waiting room

    Granville Island Veterinary Hospital

    (81 reviews)

    Fairview Slopes

    I took my dog in for a routine wellness exam and was completely caught off guard when Dr. Wallace…read morediscovered a large tumor growing in my dog's abdomen. Dr. Wallace has a very calming demeanour and a great bedside manner. She leapt to action, explained all the possibilities, and got me set up for a surgery referral immediately. I was in/out of the office efficiently without prolonged wait times (so common at other vets). The reception staff was also genuinely sympathetic. Theresa even reached out and offered a little supportive squeeze to my hand as I was settling up my bill. This caught me by surprise -- but this subtle gesture of kindness meant a great deal to me in that moment of craziness after having learned such bad news. This was actually my first visit to Granville Island Vet Hospital and I wish I had started coming to this practice sooner. Thank you for being so kind and we will continue coming here (God willing).

    I brought my dog in for what I expected to be a simple annual vaccination (around $30-40)…read more During the visit, my dog was taken to another room and additional procedures were performed without clearly explaining the costs in advance. I was later presented with a bill of $377, including exam and blood work that I did not explicitly agree to. I was also given an estimate of up to $1600 for a routine neuter procedure, with multiple add-ons included. While the staff were polite, I found the pricing and communication unclear and overwhelming. I strongly recommend asking for a full estimate before agreeing to any procedures.

    Vancouver Animal Emergency & Referral Centre

    Vancouver Animal Emergency & Referral Centre

    (106 reviews)

    Mount Pleasant

    Woke up one day and realized my cat, Muffin had eaten pollen from a lily. I panicked and did my…read moreresearch calling 4 different vets. They were all packed on a Thursday at noon. All of them had informed me since it is quite toxic to cats, to send her to the ER. We rushed. The staff in the Animal Emergency were patient with us!! It was hard being away from our little Muffin, but they kept us up to date with all the calls and the update photos of her admission into the ER. Home didn't feel like home without our little Muffin. We were so sad and home felt empty. Thank you to the staff for getting our Muffin back to her healthy and happy state!! We are more than happy to have her back home and feeling herself!

    Title: 2 Months of Trauma & Negligence - A Nightmare for My Pet and Family…read more I am sharing our story and the attached photos to inform every pet owner in Vancouver. What should have been a standard surgery turned into a two-month ordeal of physical suffering for my dog, Hebeh, and deep emotional distress for my entire family. 1. Medical Issues & Double Surgery: After paying $1,628 for a bite wound surgery, the site turned necrotic (dead tissue). A second veterinarian confirmed that the sutures were applied incorrectly, cutting off blood circulation. Because of this, my dog had to undergo a second surgery at another clinic to fix the issue. I ended up paying twice for a procedure that should have been done correctly the first time. 2. High Costs & Unnecessary Risks: When I returned for a drain removal, the clinic quoted $1,200-$1,500 and suggested general anesthesia. I went elsewhere, and the drain was removed safely without anesthesia for a fraction of the cost. They also charged over $200 for a "consultation" where nothing was done. 3. Lack of Accountability: When I reached out to management for an explanation, they were dismissive and unresponsive, eventually suggesting I file a complaint, and offered no refund. 4. Impact on My Family: Seeing the necrotic tissue on our dog was very upsetting for my 2-year-old child, my elderly mother, and my wife. The experience has caused significant stress for all of us. I am sharing this review so other pet owners can make informed decisions based on our experience.

    Point Grey Veterinary Hospital

    Point Grey Veterinary Hospital

    (15 reviews)

    Point Grey

    This vet is, without a doubt, one if the most caring and considerate places to take your pet. My…read moregratitude and appreciation for the work they do here is endless. I have gone as far as North Vancouver in search of Doctors that aren't practicing ' corporate veterinary services ' The corporate model is based on the color of your credit card with very little focus on your animal. Its about up selling and promoting food products that offer the clinics 'incentives' One of those incentive food products put my dog into emergency. The vet suggested the change ( which was not necessary except to pad his wallet ) and after spending over $1000 I went back to my regular food. So I have searched for those people who actually put the animal in first position. Who will take a measured and considered approach to the situation at hand. Its not about checking off the boxes to get the most dollars per visit. Its about the health and well being of your pet and best friend. At the Point Grey Veterinarian clinic, I felt both comfortable and confident with the treatment received here. They extended their hearts to me in times of concern for my dogs. Finally, I have found the holy grail for my pet care.

    We are thrilled with the care and attention Point Grey Veterinary Hospital has for its little…read morepatients and their guardians. Their passion for their love of animals is evident as soon as one walks in the door. My dear little kitten was completely different compared to the other clinic we visited. She was calm and actually purred soon after meeting her dr. My only con is that the consulting room was a bit dirty. My kitten found two "fur bunnies" while discovering her consulting room.

    Burrard Animal Hospital + Emergency - Treatment Area

    Burrard Animal Hospital + Emergency

    (147 reviews)

    Fairview Slopes

    Great visit. Pre visit questions were helpful to ensure my dog continues enjoying to visit vets…read more Waiting area was bright and airy and clean. Benches vs chairs so your dog can sit with you. Vet spent the time needed to understand any concerns or answer questions. And they took lots of notes so they know what's going on with your pet. Easy to find. We took Lyft. And I don't know why people are saying outrageous priced. My vet checkup was about $230 or $260 something like that. Similar to another clinic that's 1 mile from my house but I opted for a new clinic and I found the price to be similar but this place is way more modern and larger. *** vets salary isn't cheap guys. Nor is rent. Or updated equipment. And maintaining cleaning of clinic. If anyone sits down and crunches numbers then they would understand why vets are expensive. PETS ARE LUXURY... for if you have excess cash and want to spend it on non essentials. Like. Having a pet. "CAN'T AFFORD THE VET DON'T GET THE PET". You should expect $1000 in vet bills annually as a comfortable cushion on funds set aside. That's about $100/month put away just for your pet for emergencies.

    On December 26, 2025 I brought my 12-year-old English bulldog to Burrard Animal Hospital after her…read morefirst episode of cluster seizures. The tone was set right away. I was met with indifference at reception, and shortly after, I witnessed a doctor deliver distressing news about another family's pet in a blunt and incompassionate way in the public waiting area rather than in a private treatment room. That same tone carried directly into my own interaction with Dr. Paulette Stewart. Dr. Stewart presented a broad $2000 estimate and approach that effectively tested "everything" to rule out non-neurological causes. What I needed, and repeatedly asked for, was discernment and clear medical reasoning: which tests were truly indicated based on her specific case, history and symptoms, what each test was actually assessing, and what the realistic likelihood was that certain systems were relevant to seizures. After the initial consult, Dr. Stewart routinely sent other staff members back in to respond to my questions. These were staff members who were not equipped to answer medically informed questions about testing or seizure medications and who could not explain the rationale beyond reiterating the full testing panel. When I asked to speak directly with the doctor so we could make informed decisions, Dr. Stewart told me I had "upset her staff." During a medication explanation, Dr. Stewart advised that a medication was "so your dog doesn't become a vegetable." That language was deeply inappropriate and blatantly tone-deaf during a scary and emotional medical crisis. I also had to push to have preventative seizure medication prescribed and was told I was receiving it "as a favour" because I was being "difficult." For sudden-onset cluster seizures, preventative anticonvulsant therapy is standard interim care, not a favour. Framing it as a favour was both unprofessional and inconsistent with responsible emergency veterinary practice. This experience raises serious concerns about the clinic's ability to provide trauma-informed, compassionate emergency care. People need and deserve compassionate, respectful communication when their animals are experiencing medical emergencies. I left feeling unsettled and deeply concerned about the quality of care being delivered when families are most vulnerable. While this was sadly not my first negative experience at Burrard Animal Hospital, it will be my last.

    Kingsway Veterinary Clinic - vet - Updated August 2026

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