Over the past few years, we have had several issues with cats we have had, and the care we have…read morereceived in each instance has been top notch. The vets have checked in with us regularly to ensure our diabetic cat is still doing well, and were very helpful in explaining Feline Leukemia when another cat of ours was found to have it. In the times when we've had to make the very painful decisions, the vets, vet techs and front desk staff have been so wonderful. We have always received honest opinions, and had our own wishes respected, without judgment. I have occasion to deal with the front desk staff every few weeks because of medication requirements, and not once have I ever encountered a bad attitude. I can't say enough about the care my cats have received while in the care of this fantastic facility.

My dog is a dear aggressive bulldog and has a hard time letting someone in her personal space…read morestraight away. With her pushed in face she can get out of a muzzle easily, so she needs to feel comfortable in her surroundings or needs to be restrained by me. Her previous vet wouldn't have her in their practice without a muzzle, I didn't like their attitude, so decided to speak to Niagara Falls animal medical clinic and expressed my concerns, to which they were very accommodating and have worked very well with her by scheduling other appointments without other animals around the office when she gets in. They are patient with her and thorough. She hasn't eaten them which is even better. dr Mergl has been fabulous as has dr. Tatzel.

I suspect Dr. Adel works for the pharmaceutical companies. I've been taking my cats there for years…read moreuntil recently. I'm in the process of researching other vets in the area as I don't trust this office due to the recent death of my 4 year old cat. She has had a few illnesses since she was born. Mostly random bouts of conjunctivitis which I read can be bothersome and frequent as she was one of 3 sisters in the household. I used to treat all of them at once to prevent the spread of the virus and had been diligent in isolating the kittens who are still sick. Haiya developed a UTI lasting well over a year. She was treated with the same medication I treated the conjunctivitis with. CLAVISTAN. It wasn't doing the trick. She would appear to get better and then it would flare up again and so back to the vet we go. Over and over again until I was nearly bankrupt with vet bills. The communication I received was vague at best. I had already diagnosed her myself each time I didn't need to pay $85 to tell me that. After receiving the same medication for the 4th time I had been researching effective UTI treatments. Clavastin wasn't even on the list and no other suggestions were mentioned by Dr Adel or prescribed. It was painfully clear to me that Haiya was suffering. I'm on a disability and this was getting expensive. I started selling things that I had just to pay the vet. My other 3 cats were fine. Fit. Trim, active. Two peas. Haiya was my baby. I bottle fed her since she was always getting pushed out of the litter. We were so bonded. One night we were watching a movie. The other 2 girls came in and one of them ran up and swatted her like she was jealous I was giving Haiya too much attention. Situation diffused I started to gently clip Haiyas nails. Just one or two at a time at intervals. Sometimes it would take me 2 days to trim them but she has one chronic ingrown nail on each front paw that were very difficult to maintain. As they grew fast large and directly into her pads She was a polydactyl. The extra digits were mutated and hard to deal with. Dr Adel said they didn't feel comfortable operating to alleviate the situation but I should continue to torture my cat often to deal with it. This 8s difficult to write as I'm full gone waterworks and it's difficult to compose myself. So not only was my bank account emptied repeatedly but I was also repeatedly given ineffective treatment options and denial of surgical procedures to ease my cats suffering and frequency of flare-ups.. Although I could tell Haiya was having some discomfort she seems quite affectionate and even playful. I knew that by the end of the month a I'd have more money to take her into the vet again and it was only less than a week away. But as she was lying next to me peacefully.while I stroked her she let out a yowel and had a full blown seizure. Like running in her sleep and then she was gone. Forever. The amount of times Haiya had been back and forth to the vet you'd think they would have run some tests. This had never before happened. I honestly don't know what could have caused her seizure other than the fact that her UTI had gotten to sepsis level. I won't ever go back there. The staff is always extremely friendly and upbeat in contrast with the doctors monotone demeanor. It's the doctors carelessness and lack of effective treatment options that driven me nuts over the years. And now with Haiyas sudden death and the further research I've done brings me to the conclusion that must have been working for pharmaceutical bonuses rather than the proper and effective treatment of my baby girl. I'm very upset and now paranoid about suddenly losing my other 2. I've lost my ability to trust anyone. Interviewed several local vets but none are very appealing or affordable. Maybe I'll just become a Vet. Hate Niagara Falls. Working towards going back to BC. It's a better class of people there. A more personable mindset. Selfish is wide spread in Ontario I've learned.

Dr. Adel and staff are amazing! They are very kind people who really care about my animals. I have…read morebeen going there over 5 years with my pets and I have never had better service, compassion, or prices with any other vet. I would highly recomment them! You won't be disappointed!

I have used Heartland Niagara Animal Hospital in the past and find them to be VERY pushy,…read moreaggressive and constantly trying to upsell, very high pressure. Every time I leave there, I feel my pet is not in their best interest, but the almighty dollar is.

Today, everything changed. Since my last update on March 7 -- Yogi Bear did it…read more No fight. No panic. Just one quiet growl -- a warning, not a war. We walked into the vet's office at 10:57 AM. By 11:05, it was over. Eight minutes. That's all it took. Introductions. A short wait. Shaving his leg. Drawing blood. Holding pressure. Done. And not a drop of sedation. For the first time in seven years, Yogi wasn't drugged, restrained, or forced to shove his head through a hole in a wall just to get care. Seven years. That's how long it took for someone to finally see him for who he is -- not just a "reactive dog," but a soul worth the time, the patience, and the respect. If you pour your heart into your dog and your vet doesn't match that commitment -- leave. For four years, I stayed with a vet who left me gutted and ashamed after every visit, and Yogi traumatized. I begged for help, tried to make it work. And every "no" from another clinic after that made it feel hopeless. Then I took a gamble -- a vet two hours away. That one decision changed everything. I hope no one else has to fight this long just to find someone who cares enough to try. And I hope every visit from here on brings me to tears -- not from fear, but from finally witnessing what Yogi always deserved. This is what happens when love meets the right hands.

My dog is always treated like she is their dog What I appreciate most are care, knowledge and…read morefriendliness of everyone

Great staff! Great job by all! Thank you Dr. Paul Saini for coming out personally and taking the…read moretime to see how Ronn is doing during your busy time at the clinic. Highly recommended!!

DON'T USE THIS VET THEY ARE SO CRUEL TO THE AMIMALS THEY TREAT…read more I took my cat in to get neutered in November. they managed to get 1 testicle the other had not desended so we waited another month, and it was still not there. So they said wait another month, we went and they decided to operate to get it out well they couldn't find it, so they said give it a couple weeks they said they would do an ultrasound to I called them to do the ultrasound they said they would try to find it without the ultrasound so they operated a second time and again couldn't find it. so a few weeks later they finally did the ultrasound and again operated a third time . It took 7 months to just get my cat neutered. THIS IS SO CRUEL We adopted Bobby and this is the vet the adoption agency uses? we had no choice but to get him neutered there.

I had just ordered cat food on here a few times, then brought kitty to be neutered. Was told I…read moreneeded to bring him in for "preliminary" look before booking neuter appointment. Vet took 2 mins w my cat and weighed him. Had to wait 30 mins for front desk person to make my appointment, then was told it was going to be $70.... to weigh my cat. On top of neutering fee. Was not told this before exam. I told her I wouldn't pay 70 bucks for the weighing of my cat, I understand a "prelim consult" can have a small fee, but nothing was done and no time was taken. And most importantly I wasnt told before hand. Waiting for an email from them to see if theyll waive the fee. But regardless, a bad taste in my mouth left from a doctor who did NOT give the aura of someone who loves animals.

I wish I could separate the dr. rating from the rest. Doctors here were wonderful overall;…read more knowlegeable, concise, personable and reasonably priced. However, one women in particular has been rude, condesending and very unprofessional to say the least. I could go on but I won't. You know it had to be pretty bad to leave a good doc for this, more than once is enough for me

We have been taking our dogs and cats here for around 28 years. Today I called because our elderly…read morecat appeared not to be feeling well. Initially I was given an appointment for the next morning but was called back with an appointment today. Our cat was examined and provided treatment for an apparent infection. The instructions provided to continue her treatment were clear. The Ford Veterinary Associates are not in a modern building. The facility though is clean and the staff is caring. Dr. McCarthy, his son also Dr. McCarthy and their staff have always given our pets exceptional care. When going here you are not paying for a modern facility, you are paying for quality care for your pets at an affordable price. We are happy here and will continue taking our pets for well care and treatment of ailments.

Thorold Veterinary Hospital is where we have taken our pets for years and we have never had a…read moreproblem. They take care of all different kinds of animals (including repriles) so we can bring the whole zoo here if need be. The Location The building is a nice little building with street parking all around it. It is very clean and well kept both inside and out. The exam rooms are a good size and have seating for owners which is nice. The only issue I've had with the building is that the reception area is small. It only becomes a problem when there are a lot of appointments waiting because you can get a lot of different animals packed in pretty fast and not all of them will get along. The Staff The staff here are amazing. They always are very caring and considerate and do their best to help you and your pets. We trust them completely with our animals and they have never steered us wrong. For us they have done everything from normal checkups, fixed a broken leg (cat), spade a cat and helped us deal with our dog's cancer. Its not always the easiest days when we go in there but they help us get through it and always give us good advice. The Value I know when it comes to health car that money isn't the most important factor but I would like to mention that they seem to have very competitive prices for their appointments/procedures. We love the care our animals get at Thorold Veterinary Hospital and we recommend them to anyone in the area looking for a good vet.

Shelly was amazing! Had to put dogs in kennel, and they weren't up to date with shots…read more They were booked solid, with only one Dr., and booked into weeks away. She asked Dr Kerr, and was told that I could just drop them off in the morning, the next day. And they would get them done. Then I could pick them up, once done, and take directly to Martindale Kennels. Definately went above and beyond!

A convenient option for us to go sightseeing and have our dog taken care of. We called the local…read moreanimal hospital and they recommended 2 locations: 1 of which is Boondocks. We reserved 1.5 weeks in advance. They required the usual vaccinations, neuter/spay and rabies documentation and accepted the docs via email. 48 hour cancellation notice. Hours are M-F 7am-7pm and Sa Sun 9am-6pm but they are closed 12N-2pm each day so you cannot pick up during that time. They asked if our dog required a private space or is social. We could not see the playspace and only 1 person is allowed in the lobby area. If we were to use this location on a regular basis, we'd need to see the playspace. But overall, very happy with the doggie daycare.

They were amazing with my Dog Kouklo. We were there for my Mother's funeral and had traveled from…read moreSaskatchewan. Amazing I am so grateful to how quickly they took him as I had boarded elsewhere I did of course have all of his paperwork from his Vet. I AM ETERNALLY GRATEFUL