I love Dr. Hahn and the rest of her staff....they make you and your pet feel comfortable. Dr. Hahn…read moreis extremely gentle and patient with my 3 different cats I have taken there. I was recommended to her when I first moved to Mississauga and I have also recommended her to other people I have met. I would not go anywhere else now!

We were thoroughly impressed with the care Dr. Hahn gave us. She helped us with senior cat care and…read moregave us superior advice concerning future health issues and affordable easy treatment for our elder cat to thrive and live many more years. The whole experience was a great one as the facility did not smell like a "vet" which helped us and our cat, plus there are nice full windows that one can see outside. A clinic cat was there also that roamed around and was a happy touch and everything was spotless. Her diagnositic skills and equipment were state of the art and I would highly recommend this clinic to anyone with a beloved pet. Thank you Dr. Hahn.! Keep up the tender care!

We've taken our dogs here for the last several years. Dr. Rossborough is our regular vet but we've…read morebeen to see Dr. Bishop and Dr. Beck too. They're all very good at what they do. The entire staff is kind, helpful and compassionate. Recommended.

Original review, August 2019: This facility managed my cat's urgent and complicated condition…read moresuperbly, and detailed follow up was much appreciated by both the cat and me. Dr. Rockx is an remarkably insightful, talented & skilled, and caring professional we feel very fortunate to have met. Update: my cat is now healthy, active, and enjoying life as if he were never sick at all. When I look back at where he was a year ago, I am overcome with gratitude. Dr. Rockx's management of my cat and me saved his little furry life, and my heart from being terribly broken. I cannot thank this team enough.

All the people there are amazing compassionate animal lovers. I had a positive experience with our…read morelittle kitty.

I want to acknowledge the team at Trafalgar Animal Hospital for their tolerance, kindness,…read morecompassion, and excellent care for all of our dogs (and us) over the years. We started coming to Trafalgar Animal Hospital when we moved to Oakville in 1995 and have not once considered leaving. Regardless of which of our four dogs had a concern, we were always confident that they would get the care they required or be referred to the appropriate provider. And when it was time to say good-bye to one of them, every member of the team was there to help us through the experience. We have relocated away from Oakville and it is not without considerable concern that I know we have to change veterinarians at this time in our pet's life. It will be a challenge to approximate the care we have received at Trafalgar Animal Hospital.

It is with a heavy heart I write this review - but the community needs to know how wonderful Dr…read moreKhalil and the staff is at Credit Landing Animal Hospital. I have had the heartbreak of loosing 3 of my pets in the last year. My boxer Zoe last March , my cat PQ a month later , and now my little boy boxer Ramsey who was only 4 years old and was a victim of a hit and run last week. Dr Khalil and the staff was there to help me through a very difficult time and gave me the comfort I needed. Another vet hospital in the area MANGLED the cremation and commemorative paw print of my cat- and I called Credit landing animal hospital to see if they could help me cause they did such a great job and were so compassionate with Zoe. They told me to bring him in right away- my cat was not a patient here but they took him in , and arranged for proper packing in the urn and looked after the re casting of the paw print. They didn't charge me for the service, I'm not sure if that was because I lost my Zoe 4 weeks earlier , but it doesn't matter. They stepped up and made right. I am forever grateful Last week my Ramsey was victim of a hit and run, the only vet closest to where it happened happened to be the same vet who poorly handled my cat. In this instance the other vet was very compassionate and did everything they could to save him, but there was just too much damage. Not wanting to keep him risking the same results and my cat, we arranged for us to pick up Ramsey and take him to Dr Khalil for his final goodbyes and arrange for sending him for cremation. Ramsey was not a patient at this clinic ether. In summary - I'm sure you can see how much this clinic cares, jumps into action and really loves each of their patients and their families and will do anything to help them and you!! I cant bring my babies back - but what I can do is spread the word on how amazing this place and its people are. I cant say thank you enough. Love always Tara, Zoe, Pq and Ramsey xox

Was not happy with how he treated my sisters' 13 yr old westie. Her dog didn't eat or drink for 3…read moredays, we brought him in to see Dr Khalil. He said the emergency was best for IV therapy, which we could not afford. He pretended that he gave him anti-nauseant and anti-inflammatory, and I say pretend, because he left the room with our dog and came in about 30 seconds later, not enough time to administer them. Then he came back and while palpated him, he rubbed his knee so hard his patella came off the joint and couldn't walk after that. Then he did organ soft-tissue manipulation on his balder and kidneys, which at the time I thought were supposed to help. Nope. Later that nite he peed on the floor and lost control of bladder , while not being able to walk. Caring doctor? I am a human nurse, this guy shames the business of caregiving.

The following took place between May 15 and July 12, 2014…read more We first met Dr. O'Connor May 15, 2014 when we brought in one of our cats for an assessment. Dolly, was having trouble breathing. We'd thought she'd had asthma because she'd get winded easily when playing with her brother, Jasper. She was x-rayed and found to have broken ribs! The doctor showed us the x-ray and explained what we were seeing. She told us that she was Dolly's 'advocate', that she was suffering, and should be euthanized. At the time, though shocked and saddened, we were grateful that Dr. O'Connor did not lure us into spending extra money on extraordinary measures. We were able to be with Dolly during her final moments. Dr. O'Connor gave us all the time we needed to say goodbye, both before and after. The second cat we brought in, Patches, was having mobility issues where she seemed sore and her back end was starting to give out. She was x-rayed by a technician and diagnosed with arthritis. Again, Dr. O'Connor showed us the x-rays and a textbook showing normal joints for comparison. Patchy was prescribed Metacam (an NSAID) pending laser therapy. The treatment made a big difference for Patchy. She was happier and getting around much better. The last cat we brought in, Jasper, was grieving for his sister, Dolly. He had become depressed and lost his will to live as evidenced by his refusal to eat, or so we thought. To rule out physical illness, Dr. O'Connor ran tests and found that he had pancreatitis. Dr. O'Connor prescribed Buprenorphine for Jasper's pain and sold us food that we could force feed with a syringe. However, the doctor did not tell us that "force feeding is not recommended because it is difficult to achieve the appropriate level of caloric intake, and force feeding can also lead to food aversion." (Zoran DL. Pancreatitis in cats: diagnosis and management of a challenging disease. J Am Anim Hosp Assoc. 2006;42(1):1-9.) Jasper hated the force feeding. His condition worsened until we decided to ask Dr. O'Connor to end his suffering. Next, we brought in our only remaining cat, the rejuvenated Patches, to have her teeth cleaned. The doctor called us later in the day to tell us that Patches had a tumour in her mouth and would not survive. Mercifully, having already spent thousands, we were not charged for that visit. Dr. O'Connor prescribed more Buprenorphine. When we asked how we would know when it was time to say goodbye to Patches, she said, "you'll know". A week later, Patches was doing reasonably well. She was still drinking, eating, peeing and pooing, so I called the office for a renewal of her Buprenorphine. I was advised to reduce Patches' dosage from once every 12 hours to once a day. This seemed counter-intuitive. Why arbitrarily reduce pain medication for someone who is palliative? When I pressed the question I learned that they were out of stock and not expecting more for several days. The call was then passed directly to the doctor who, after previously assuring us "you'll know", began calling our judgment into question. She started calling herself Patches' 'advocate' as if someone who hadn't seen her in a week would know better than people who had actually been with her and taken care of her since 1999. To her credit, Dr. O'Connor did ultimately manage to get us the medication the following day. It was a weekend when we decided it was time to say goodbye to Patches. We went with a different vet to make a house call since Dr. O'Connor is not available on the weekend. This new doctor had a different euthanasia process in that she administered a tranquilizer first, allowing Patches to relax and fall asleep gradually before the lethal injection. Our other cats had received only the lethal injection from Dr. O'Connor. This vet told us, "they can feel that". Moreover, although never mentioned by Dr. O'Connor when treating Jasper, this house call vet told us that intravenous fluid therapy is key to supporting a patient with pancreatitis (https://www.idexx.com/pdf/en_us/smallanimal/reference-laboratories/spec-fpl-treatment-for-feline-pancreatitis.pdf) information that reached us too late to help Jasper.

This place is amazing. My Kitty used to get so nervous for the vet because the dogs would jump at…read morehis carrier but he's so comfortable here! He almost fell asleep in the exam room! Most importantly, the vet took the time to sit with me and explain his test results. Other vet offices are hurrying you out the door and I've had him get injections and antibiotics without ever really getting an explanation of what was wrong with him, how the medicine would help or what the side effects and other options were. This place really made me feel confident in the care he was getting because they seemed genuine and put the time in to give him the care and me the information that we needed. Excellent place I'll never go anywhere else.

I have known Dr. Gold for many years, and he has personally treated all of my pets during that…read moretime. He is a very compassionate, knowledgeable, experienced doctor who really knows his stuff! It is rare to find a veterinary clinic that gives this much care and attention to their clients as he does. I would highly recommend Dr. Gold and his practice to anyone with pets. They love. 10++

Great clinic! Very happy with the care and service. Kind and attentive staff and Docsread more

Amazing with my little guy. Friendly, modern and clean with fair pricing! They are comprehensive…read morebut not pushy, something I truly value when caring for my pup!

It's rare to find a veterinary team that meets your dogs exactly where they are -- physically and…read moreemotionally -- but that's exactly what we found here. We came in with two dogs, each with very different needs. Bono was extremely fearful of vet visits -- anxious, shut down, and untrusting. Zeppelin, our sweet senior, needed a thoughtful, long-term plan to manage his arthritis and help him stay comfortable. Two dogs. Two very different concerns. One incredible care team. With patience, kindness, and a true fear-free approach, Bono has made remarkable progress -- he now walks in with confidence and even greets the staff like friends. Zeppelin is moving more comfortably and pain is managed, thanks to a treatment plan tailored just for him. We are filled with gratitude for Bono and Zeppelin's primary care team, Dr. Iz and Danielle and of course the entire staff, who treat our dogs with empathy, intention, and genuine care. You haven't just improved their health -- you've improved their lives. Thank you for everything. With heartfelt thanks, Nathalie, Mike, Zeppelin and Bono

I have been going to 403 Dundas for about 15 years. I used to have my animals see Dr Sagu, who was…read morealways very professional and compassionate. Unfortunately, in the past couple of years there has been a change in staffing and the new policy at the office is more about squeezing as much money as possible out of people. With a new receptionist, Carlie, and another vet, Dr. Bagga, my experience changed drastically! After a couple smaller nickel and diming instances, I got to the final straw last week - my Bernese mountain dog had an ear infection. I called for a repeat prescription because she had one in November and the meds worked. The receptionist, Carlie, told me my dog would need an exam. She told me that if I had called within a month or two of the initial prescription it would have been ok, but not 3 months. $70 exam (of just her ear, Dr. Bagga did not look at anything but my dog's ears), turns out she had an ear infection. Uh huh. And the icing on the cake - when I took my dog there in November, Dr Bagga told me he would deliver the first dose of meds. When I looked at the invoice, I was charged $30, I called and they put a credit on the account. But that credit - sham!! Oh, they gave me the $30 credit, but said "we usually charge $60 for that, so I gave you the credit but charged you the remaining $30". Nice!!! So - I'm out!! I have spent thousands of dollars there over the years having my animals treated. I currently have 2 cats, both 3 years old and an 18month old dog. Not great forward thinking to rip people off for $100 when it costs your business thousands!!

Highly recommend Hwy 403-Dundas Animal Hospital. After experiencing a negative experience at…read moreanother veterinary practice, I searched hi and low for a new animal hospital. Found Hwy 403-Dundas Animal Hospital and will never go anywhere else. As for the review from Lindsay from Mississauga you were definitely not "ripped off". The $70.00 you were charged was very fair in comparison to what you would have been charged elsewhere. Do your homework call around and get quotes you will definitely see your end of service fees were very good. I am so thankful for HWY 403-Dundas Animal Hospital. Thank you.

Loosing a pet is never an easy thing, especially when they need a little help into the next stage…read morebecause they are struggling with poor health or the qualms age often brings into their lives. Dr Goldie Rosen is person is the one here to help you, upon first meeting she exutes love and kindness, making you immediately feel comfortable when you have to be the voice your pet in the toughest part of their life. She offers in home service to help take your pet to the next stage, bringing to you the ability to cherish and celebrate your pet to their final breath. She is a DVM and BSc but what she really brings is heart to a difficult job. Our pup was 13 and struggling with many health issues, in a few days she really was struggling and that's when we decided It was Dr Goldies time to visit. She not only provides insight on your pets state but when you do decide to have her come, she is calm and warm. She will walk you slowly through every step she is taking, transparent in any possible side effects to alleviate any unknown. It was the most beautiful and peaceful way so say farewell to our loving dog. She is at rest and we will continue to learn and live from the love and magic she brought us. Thank you Dr Goldie for making this difficult time easier for our family and our pet.

We spoke on the phone Tuesday morning and said she would come Thursday at 1pm but to call her…read moreWednesday to do the paperwork as she was out driving. I made arrangements for my kids to be out of the house for Wed and Thursday. I called her Wednesday around 4pm to do paperwork and she said she can no longer do Thursday as I'm her only appt and she won't make the drive for just 1 appt. =The possibility about her not coming due to lack of appts was NEVER mentioned, only bad weather, which I checked the weather after I initially spoke to her to make sure it wasn't calling for any storm. I'm so upset. This is beyond excruciating for me to deal with in the first place and then I'm left scrambling right before vets close to make arrangements for the following day. She was barely apologetic, just kept saying how she can't make a 3 hour drive for 1 appointment...after she already confirmed she would!!! HOW UNPROFESSIONAL AND HEARTLESS when I'm already having to deal with losing my baby. I was told by someone in a city group I'm in that she did the same thing to her. I was using her because she was recommended to me by many people but I would NEVER recommend her. Also, she uses an oral sedative and not an injection so she said if I can't lather it on my dog's gums then he will have to be muzzled or she will not do it. I found another vet who is much more compassionate and doing a sedative injection so he does not need to wear a muzzle nor do I need to upset him by randomly rubbing stuff all over his gums in his last moments. Her unprofessionalism was definitely a blessing.