We brought our very old dog here when he had a medical emergency. We felt comfortable with their…read morerecommendations to euthanize our boy. They were caring and supportive and walked us through every step of the process. I feel lucky and grateful to have taken him there.

These people have no idea how to do their jobs, and zero interest in doing them…read more Expect a ton of mistakes, so you'll have to check every letter and number yourself. They can't complete the simplest task without you coming back over and over to fix it. Don't expect an apology, even with proof of their incompetence; they'll just be rude and uncooperative. They have zero knowledge and provide no support, but they will milk your wallet like a cow. If that sounds great to you and you need more drama in your life, go ahead and spice it up with the St. Catharines Animal Clinic at 277 Welland Ave! Hey, maybe they're just bigots and will be nice to you if you're having the right... background, but that's not for me to know.

I can't praise the staff and Dr Sneider at the clinic enough! They looked after my little Bichon…read moreFranklin with the utmost care and compassion! I will miss him but will always remember the fantastic care and love he received at Fairview!

PLEASE READ THIS My 3.5 yr old dog died Christmas day (2018) She was sweet, loving, healthy and…read moreactive. She had her yearly vaccination shot Nov 22 of that yr. She was fine until Dec 22, then I noticed blood in her urine and she became lethargic. Rushed to the OVC in Guelph, Immune mediated hemolytic anemia, She went through a barrage of tests, there was no cancer, no tumors, no infections or toxins in her body. The only possible cause of this disease was her vaccination. The experts at OVC agreed. They did everything they could to try and save her, 3 blood transfusions and powerful drugs, nothing could save her. The reason I am telling you this is because her death should never of happened. If your pet has already had their puppy shots they may be already immune for life. Believe me I did the research on this. There is something called a titer test (pronounced tighter), a simple blood test that can tell you how much immunity your dog still has in their system. I knew nothing about this before. Holistic vets recommend no shots after the puppy shots or at the most every 3 yrs. My dog didn't need this booster because she was already immune, so this shot sent her immune system into hyper drive, started attacking her own red blood cells. She lasted a month before I could tell something was wrong. She was the most wonderful dog ever. It is heartbreaking. Please research IMHA or AIHA, because it is proven, vaccines can cause this. Sometimes money becomes more important to people than other things and vaccines are a huge money maker for vets. Titer tests don't cost as much as a vaccine. If your vet won't do a titer or says you don't need one, go somewhere else. I am not blaming my vet, I am blaming all vets who give yearly shots with no regard to what can happen. Please do the research. For your own peace of mind. You don't want to go through the agony and grief I have been going through. Her name was "Liberty" and she was the sweetest. Love you girl.

We had to bring our 16.5 year old cat to the vet, suffering from kidney failure. The receptionist,…read moretechnicians and physician were all amazing. They listened, they were professional, friendly and highly professional. We were triaged to see the doctor at the right time based on other clients. They did the appropriate tests and explained everything in a way that non-clinicians could understand. Above all else, when we had to make the decision to euthanize our beloved family member, they were extremely compassionate and assisted us in saying good-bye in a dignified way. If you need emergency veterinary services in Niagara they are the place to go. Outstanding.

We had to rush are senior dog to the clinic with a weeping and heavily infected leg joint…read more It was busy night so there was a wait time but far less of one than would be expected in a human hospital. Staff was amazing in their care for Kara even before the dr had a chance to see her. The examination plan flow chart detailing what steps should be taken and was laid out with absolute max efficiency and lowest possibly cost. (I work in health care) it took most of the night but Kara was finally treated and sent home with a comprehensive treatment plan. Not only that but the clinic proactively sent their character my family vet and they later cleaned and returned the blanket we'd brought Kara in on. The attention to and care show for even the minute non medical details related to our case was phenomenal And I have never seen such smooth and efficient follow up. Human healthcare wishes they were that good. Needless to say I was a little surpised by the range in reviews. And while I don't think the following explains all of them, I think it explains some. Based on the reactions from staff I got the impression that many of their clients do not understand a lot of the underlying realities and limitations of healthcare Never mind those involved in EMERGENCY healthcare. staff was visibly startled that we already understood the sheer amount of additional trauma and damage done to the body doing resuscitation. they were also visibly shocked and surprised that we understood the practicalities and risks associated with all forms of sedation, including twilight. So you end up with a lot of people commenting who don't Know or understand how emergency medicine works. yes, sometimes they can perform a miracle but more often than not miracles are in short supply but the team does their best to produce them anyway. Then there's the guy frantic beyond rationality. Been there. Done that. From previous experiences in another city with a different pet I can confirm that sitting with your pet, your dependent, while they scream in pain and confusion for hours while looking at you with desperate eyes makes people more than a little bit frantic and crazy. each cry and wimped are like a lash to your soul and it doesn't matter how much everyone is doing to move matters along, it is beyond devastating to have to wait toll a dr is available. I do not think clients in that state are particularly sane or rational. I certainly wasn't. I don't blame or criticism them for it in the least. But I do think their reviews aren't the most useful. of all the pet owners I spoke to, only one had a bad experience here and she admits it was a loooooong looooong time ago and the doctor in question no longer works there. I think if you review the reviewed with that in mind it might help get a more accurate read. On a personal note, thank you. You bought us 6 almost 7 more months with our senior girl and I can no thank you enough for that.

My two senior (12M/14F) rescue dogs have been patients of theirs since October 2023…read more Dr.Zaeem and the entirety of the Court Animal Hospital family set the standard by which Veterinary practices should operate. Dr Z and his staff held my hand through making impossible decisions, saying final goodbyes, an emergency dental surgery - to mention a few. This clinic's priority is providing accessible and informed care based on your pet's needs. Court Animal Hospital delivers transparent, meaningful and accommodating care.

Just visited this clinic over the weekend with an emergency situation as my dog was injured and did…read morenot have a local vet yet and I am extremely pleased with everything overall ! They took excellent care of my older rescue dog Bella and the staff was welcoming attentive and immediately made us feel at ease! I have zero complaints or concerns and This will be Bella's permanent vet clinic moving forward. :)

I took my kitten to Dr Wilson's office to get his first checkup, vaccinations, & parasite…read moremedications. When I scheduled the appointment, the reception staff was very friendly & polite. The appointment went well, & the doctor was patient & helpful with my questions. Also, the vet applied the flea medication for me, so I didn't have to worry about it. One thing that really impressed me is that they included a pet care pack with my appointment. It's a cute little pouch with a pet toothbrush, hair brush, toy, books about pet care, etc. I'll definitely take my pet back to this office in the future.

I've had multiple bad experiences with my cat's previous vet (she threatened to take my cat from me…read morebecause I brought her in with scabs on her skin - which she had when I adopted her). I was afraid of my cat being taken after that. Today, my cat had her first appointment at Wilson's, and right from the start, things went much better. The vet explained everything to me, truly listened, and treated my sweet kitty so well! At the first interaction, she introduced herself to me, then knelt down to pet my cat, and I knew things were going to be okay. We will definitely go back!

Our furbaby passed Jan 10th 2023. Long time patient of Dr Young. The past 15 years he was seen…read moreby other Dr.'s . Dr. Young being primary. Excellent care always. Now a NEW furbaby Duck, receiving the same great care. Wouldn't dream of going anywhere else

My cat has been well taken care of and is now 17 years old. The staff at Garden City Cat Hospital…read moreis very caring and helpful. I would recommend them to anyone who has a kitty.

Incredible staff, vet techs and veterinarian care! I started to see Dr. Chivers when I got my very…read morefirst cat, an abandoned Persian named Piper, since then my ktty klan has grown considerably to include Tabitha, Samantha, Hobbs, Zoe and now Mazda. Dr. Chivers has provided wonderful care, especially when I had to let go of my beloved Piper (2004) and Cleo (2009) to the Great Litter Box in the Sky. He and his staff are caring, understanding and compassionate. I would not recommend anyone else for your feline health care needs.

Wonderful vets. The entire office is caring and very competent. Following our dog's surgery, they…read morechecked in on us for several days and were so helpful. I highly recommend them.

From the owner: Make sure your furry friend feels their best with Glenridge Animal Hospital in St. Catharines…read more We're an animal hospital that also offers veterinary clinic services. For more information, please call Glenridge Animal Hospital.

I wasn't pleased, actually moments after I had to pre pay for the appointment and wait until the…read moreday of the visit that I was informe to leave. And I'll tell you why. When a pet owner, over stressed with a flea and tapeworm problem, finds communicating what treatment costs and wait time until the cat can be seen, the staff have adopted the no service for stress policy and left me standing with a sick cat, searching even more stressed than the initial booking. It's supposed to be a place for the animals, do not take your stress, even in an emergency. The best review I could offer on short notice. Please stop your feelings interfering with you mission statement, and today, your profits. Pet care is that expensive, homeless people can write .That is all, you can take your pet wherever you wish.

This Vet is horrible! When I moved to St. Catharines my Chihuahua was hit by a ladder during the…read moredaytime. I had no vet yet and rushed him to Martindale Animal Clinic. Even though it was afternoon they refused to see him because I didn't have an appointment!! Unbelievably unprofessional and heartless! They sent me to the Emergency Vet which was a 25 minute car ride! They refused emergency care because I didn't have an appointment? Heartless people with no compassion!! Sent from my iPhone