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    Martindale Animal Clinic

    1.9 (9 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic

    Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic

    (17 reviews)

    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.

    Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital - An open concept treatment area

    Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital

    (2 reviews)

    When my dog was suddenly experiencing problems with his knee (limping, not wanting to walk more…read morethan a few steps) I was told it was due to a condition called "Luxating Patella", which would likely require surgery. I was referred by a local vet to Dr. Saundra Hewitt at the West Toronto Veterinary Surgery office. I found Dr. Hewitt to be extremely friendly and showed a very genuine care and concern for my dog. She examined him, asked me all kinds of questions related to his activity level, his eating habits, etc. and then took great care in explaining to me what he was experiencing with his knee. She said that although she could correct his knee with surgery, it wasn't really necessary at this stage, especially given the uncomfortable recovery. It's so refreshing to have a surgeon really consider the dog first, rather than just say, "He needs surgery" just because it CAN be an option. The cost of surgery is always a consideration, of course, and if you aren't prepared for it, can really be an issue for some. Nobody wants to fork over thousands of dollars for something that isn't absolutely necessary, so I was really relieved to hear that my dog would be fine without surgery. In the couple of weeks since my appointment with Dr. Hewitt, my dog has recovered very nicely, from which she suggested was more than likely just a bad sprain. The knee condition was more of an underlying issue that he can live with comfortably for many more years. My dog is now back to his normal self, walking and running around like he used to.

    My 6 months old Boston Terrier broke her leg and Dr. Hewitt put a plate in and fixed her up good as…read morenew. My entire experience with Dr. Hewitt and her team was amazing. Have no fear visiting these folks.

    Green Acres Veterinary Center

    Green Acres Veterinary Center

    (235 reviews)

    Saved our Bernese Mountain Dog!…read more I cannot say enough about our wonderful experience with Green Acres. We frantically brought our very sick dog in to be seen, and they quickly diagnosed a bowel obstruction. They presented us with our options! Sable had successful surgery a few hours later! We are so grateful that they saved her life. They took amazing care of her. We were also very pleased with the way they interacted with us through the ordeal. We are very grateful!!! Thank you for your expertise Dr Bernat, as well as the wonderful vet techs and support staff. You are sooo appreciated! ....The Hosken Family (We did not know if Sable would get through this. We are so lucky to have had a happy ending. I felt compelled to write this because if it had turned out differently, we would still be so grateful for the overall compassionate care and skilled efforts of all involved)

    The first time I took my 8week old puppy there he was very sick the vet told me based on his labs…read more I was told they didn't know what was wrong but he needed a lot testing to rule out diseases they thought he may of had. after four days at Green acres hospital and a nearly $5000.00 bill. I was Able to bring him home with no official diagnosis other than worms. They treated him for worms!!! That's what I paid $5000.00 for!! Wait it gets better. After I take him home they tell me he's eating again and sent home some of the food they were giving him and said if he's not eating to call them. Well he was not. I called the Vet asked for an appetite stimulant that I was suppose to get when he was discharged, but did not. I called in the morning they told me to bring him back in. I thought he was better, why is he still not eating like they said he was? I went home early to take my son to an appt. Checked on the puppy and noticed he was sleeping. I called him but no response. I shook him slightly and still noting. I picked him up and his eyes tolled in the back of his head. He was dying, unresponsive. I ran to my truck with him in my hand and drove so fast to the Vet only five minutes away. Screaming at them that he's dying. They took him started wking on him. Meanwhile I'm in disbelief. They come out telling me his blood sugar is 55 and body temp 84. He needs to go back to the hospital. I'm confused overwhelmed, vulnerable and very emotional. "Ok " I said. They stabilized him and I drove him back to Green acres. They tell me they have to put together a plan of care and they'll be right out. I'm waiting , scared, that he will die, I have a huge vet bill I don't even know how I'm paying back , and he's still not out of the woods! They come out and give me a paper with a plan of care , but also another enormous amount of money at the bottom .. $5700.00!! WTF I just paid $5000.and he's still sick ! I'm now at their mercy and they know it! They took complete advantage of me! Needless to say I signed the sheet and kissed him telling him I'd be back to get him soon. I really didn't know if that would happen. But I needed to be optimistic! I went home and waited. Anticipating the worst case Scenario. I prepared myself for his death and the bill I was facing instead of the happy joyful summer days I was suppose to have with a new puppy. Five hours later I get a call from the Dr. she told me she was a GI specialist that worked there and was assigned to my puppy. She said that my puppy had a TAPE WORM . That he must have had it when we got him from the farm and it was hatching and the larvae was eating all his nutrients and blocking his bowels from moving waste that's why he only had a small BM that was liquid stool in the week we had him. . I told her that the other GI Dr. couldn't identify what he had from the nasal gastric tube she pulled out of him and saw the parasites on it? That it took him nearly ding and a nearly $12 000.00 vet bill all for a tape worm???? She said she couldn't speak on behave of the other Dr. but my puppy should be better in two days as long as he starts eating. They were starting him on Drontal a broad spectrum dewormer that kills nearly every worm a dog can get. They took advantage of me and didn't care, or give a RATS ass about my ability to pay! NEVER go there! You will be broke! I'm still paying that bill Plus interest on my credit card.. My puppy is now a year old last month and he is great! But the expense was pure greed, and corporate GAIN!!

    Martindale Animal Clinic - emergencypethospital - Updated July 2026

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