Thank You Dr. Fulop...again. My wife and I have enjoyed…read moreAmberlea Animal Hospital for many years... The family-like atmosphere makes us feel very welcome and apriciated... Each smile helps... Very professional as you walk through the door... Our dogs always come out happy and feeling better...

I cannot say enough great things about Amberlea Vet Clinic! Dr Malik and the entire staff are…read morecompassionate, caring, knowledgeable and professional. They show such great care for our dog and constantly follow-up not only after our urgent care visits but after his regular visits and checkups. After a misdiagnosis from our previous vet and being overcharged for visits and medications.....we are so glad we changed to the Amberlea Vet Clinic. I highly recommend this clinic!

The care my cats have always received at the Napa Valley Animal Hospital has always been great…read more Receptionists are always friendly. Dr. M. Khakh (aka Dr. MD) has always been very knowledgeable and caring during all exams. I am not sure what people are complaining about here. Is it the prices? I have had to deal with many veterinarians over the years and Napa Valley Animal Hospital has pricing that is set similar to standard pricing. Yes, sometimes a visit can become expensive if there is physical exam, lab work, antibiotics, etc, but it depends on the nature of the visit. I have found Napa Valley Animal to be really good in service and care.

I normally never leave negative reviews, but the fact that I still think about this experience…read moreyears later made me feel it was important to share--especially if it might help another pet or pet owner. We took our dog, a 3-year-old Labrador, to this vet a few times in 2022 because it was close to home. He had started having seizures, which was absolutely terrifying for us as first-time dog owners and first-time owners of a dog with seizures. Unfortunately, the veterinarian we saw (I believe his name was Dr. M.D.) was very dismissive and not comforting at all during an extremely stressful time. My memory is a bit vague now, but I clearly remember being extremely distraught during a phone conversation where euthanasia was mentioned as a possibility. That conversation still bothers me to this day. Thankfully, that never happened, and looking back, I truly don't understand why it was even brought up in the way it was. On top of that, this clinic felt like a major money grab. We were required to pay every single month just for a written prescription (literally a piece of paper) in order to refill our dog's seizure medication--on top of paying for the medication itself. I understand paying for medication, of course, but charging repeatedly for the prescription itself felt excessive. Our current vet does not do this, which really highlighted how unreasonable it felt in hindsight. We have since switched to a different veterinarian and are extremely happy. The difference in care, compassion, and professionalism has been night and day. Overall, our experience here was very disappointing--unempathetic staff, poor communication, and unnecessary costs during an already emotional and difficult time. I truly hope this review helps someone else make an informed decision for their pet.

Had issues many years ago when I got my first Shar-Pei from hunting dogs. The vet at the time never…read morestopped going on with all the issues and why Shar-Peis are NOT a dog to have. I switched to Ajax Animal Hospital and over the years there had 4 in total. All GREAT dogs and Ajax Animal Hospital was GREAT. 4.5 years ago I went back to hunting dogs and decided to try Whites Road Animal Hospital again. They were good and treated my dogs well, the clinic a little on the costly side but that was ok till last week. On a vet visit I saw this Lady vet who noticed a bad tooth on 1 of my dogs. I was surprised with all the vet visits and such I do on a regular basis that not once did they say anything before or catch the issue with tooth. This all said I was charged for a checkup $65.36 on one dog and $121.39 on the other, this was for the exact same examination both about 15min each. The vet gave an estimate to do a teeth cleaning and an estimate to do a cleaning and tooth extraction. The prices seamed very high so I googled to get an average cost and then followed up with 4 other local clinics. In 4 clinics I found that after 4.5 years of regular treatments, medications and all that they wanted to give quotes that on Cleanings was $180 to $220 higher then 4 other area vets. The dental cleaning and tooth extraction was around $800 to $1,550 higher then the 4 other local vets. These prices Whites Road wanted to charge are insane. This made me cross check on other charges they charged me on my visit last week and I found them slightly high as well. The 2 quotes was so concerning when Whites Road Vet Clinic sent an auto generated question on how my visit was I replied to these issues and sent them an e-mail. Today the main lady calls and gives a total BS story on why there was such a difference on the charge they charged me on Examination, she said they both got the premium examination but only charged for the premium on 1 dog and not the other LOL what a crock of BS, this was an insult. A 15 min examination done 100% same on the dog that had NO tooth issue was the one at $121.39. All 4 other clinics for full examination was well below this and more in line with Whites Roads $65.00 charge they had on my other dog. For the EXTREMELY high quotes after already paying high prices for 4.5 years her story was that the clinic follows guidelines and can charge / quote whatever they want and that it's only a quote LOL, $800 to $1,550 more is NOT normal I suggest everyone really look into what this clinic is charging you and how long they spend for the charges. There is a lot of GOOD vets out there that are not out for the $$$ and are MUCH more responsible and respectful on what there charging there patients. Look around and make sure your getting treated correctly and not over paying. This is all my own personal feelings from actual experiences that I have had at Whites Road Vet Clinic. Please check for yourselves.

Made appointment called half hour prior, when i got there they said i would have to wait one hour …read more I understand hiring a summer student but train her to better communicate . Wasted my time, fuel to drive 55 kilometers. I do not know if the service has changed as the original Vets sold their practice to a large Vet corporation . I surmise that the original owners got their $$$,$$$ and mode of operation has changed. Does this indicate after selling the hired help {VETS} do not care?

I have been using this vet clinic for 10 years now, and I cannot be more thankful to Dr Dariy…read more He is an excellent diagnostician and surgeon. His prices are about lowest in GTA (I wish it stays this way). He had saved my puppy from unnecessary intestine surgery that was pushed on me by another veterinarian clinic by simply diagnosing salmonella infection and giving him antibiotics. Puppy was good in 2 hours! He had removed half of bad teeth of my 13 yo cat, and the cat was purring and feeling happy in several hours after surgery. Cannot say one bad word about this clinic.

My friend recommended me to Dr. Darily's clinic for a canine dental scaling appointment. Our…read moreoriginal vet quoted $700 for scaling and anesthesia only (not including extraction.), so we were looking for alternatives. We've always known our rescue pup's oral hygiene to be poor, so we were expecting the bill to be around $1,000 (17lb small bichon frise). We were really pleased by how professional the doctor and team were, and were very glad that the vet tech gave us a call first to ensure we were in agreement with the extractions based on the situation of our pup (stage 3 periodontitis). I really appreciated that personal touch, because the team was patient with answering all my questions; putting my mind at ease. In the end, the bill came up to be a little bit over $800 along with medication and a post surgery follow-up which was better than I had expected. Our pup recovered in no time and healed quite well with no complications. All that to say, I will most certainly be recommending this clinic to all my friends even if it was a bit of a drive from where I lived.

Our vet is Dr. Augustine. He's professional, knowledgeable and takes such good care of our little…read morepup. My dog usually gets really anxious going to the vet but ever since we switched to Dr. Augustine, he's no longer scared of his appointments. That gives me so much comfort. Augustine is very reasonable and I truly believe he has my dogs interest at heart and not his wallet. He takes his time for every appointment. The prices are reasonable here. Marble had gotten tooth extraction here and anal gland expressed.

Nobody ever tells you how important it is to have a vet with great bedside manners until you get…read moreone who doesn't have any. My previous vet near my downtown condo had me looking to switch vets and I landed on Apple Creek. I've dealt with several of their vets here, most recently Dr. Augustine, and they've all been very helpful and listened to my concerns, and responded professionally and appropriately. I originally switched since they have more reasonable prices for feline dental. Unfortunately for one of my cats, her pre-dental bloodwork led the team to conclude that she likely had cancer. They worked tirelessly to get my cat an appt at the OVC in Guelph where they were able to treat her in the short-term and get the final diagnosis. A note that they stopped accepting new clients in December. This doesn't include new pets for pre-existing clients. The staff here speak English, Cantonese, and I believe Mandarin also.

We recently visited this clinic with our sick dog, and unfortunately, our experience was…read moredisappointing from start to finish. The overall atmosphere felt more focused on selling services than genuinely helping our pet. The doctor(who stayed quite mostly) was accompanied by an assistant(talked alot) and seemed to follow a very scripted approach -- offering multiple add-ons and upsells rather than sincere, compassionate advice. During our appointment, we also overheard staff in the back room swearing and joking loudly, including someone sneezed and yelled "I almost sh!t my pants". That moment completely broke any sense of professionalism or trust we had left. It's astonishing that there's no washroom available for customers in the waiting area. We spent over 2.5 hours there -- mostly waiting for the doctor(altho we booked appointment ahead of time), then waiting again for the price breakdown, and finally going back and forth with a "manager" about costs. It was a long, stressful day made worse by how little progress was made in helping our dog. Eventually, we had to rush to another veterinary clinic, where our dog finally received the proper care and attention she needed. We strongly recommend you go to Dr. Asianova Animal Clinic, she has a heart to help the animal. To give an idea of costs at this clinic(non emergency): * Basic exam, bloodwork, and tests: around $1,500 * Simple surgery estimate: $5,000+ on top * Full range of suggested services: over $10,000 While we understand that veterinary care can be expensive, our concern wasn't the cost itself -- it was the lack of empathy, sincerity, trust and helpfulness we felt throughout the visit.

this vet hospital definitely does not have your animals best interest at heart. they just want to…read moremilk you for your money. Was told my kittens first set of vaccine shots would be $197.18 but that sounded insanely expensive so i called a different veterinary hospital that was recommended to me by my cousin and they told me $89. not to mention, the last time i went to this vet they charged me HUNDREDS of dollars for medication that my kitten didn't even need because she didn't even have worms. but the vet literally said "i'm 100% sure she has worms". after i called the next day to find out the fecal results were negative for worms, the vet said they can't refund the prescribed medicine( i didn't even use it) this vet only cares about money. go somewhere else. I already got my kittens medical history transferred to a different vet. would give 0 stars if i could.

Dr. DeRose and Cachet Village Animal Hospital was recommended to me several years ago by my local…read moreGlobal Pet Foods store - one of the best recommendations to me for my doggies. Dr. DeRose cares a great deal for his furry patients - I've come to trust his judgement fully over the years as he hasn't been wrong ever. He is honest, tells you his diagnosis straight up and won't prescribe or recommend unnecessary treatments. It has also been amazing to see his practice grow over the years - more staff and vets (who have all been incredible as well) and the newer folks all fit into Dr. DeRose's culture of caring and honesty. Keep up the good work Dr. DeRose and the rest of the Cachet Village animal hospital crew, I'm really appreciative of all these year's of vet help and friendly service - looking forward to many more years to come!

No transparent price. This clinic dwindles you into getting all the services your pet "needs"…read more Doesn't tell you the price, then charges you at the end after the deeds been done. Ended up going to a much nicer, professional clinic that has an annually membership fee. But hey, that was upfront and transparent And they have a nice coffee machine.

Consistent Exceptional Service Excellence Paired with Family Care…read more If you are seeking consistent exceptional service and treatment combined with care for animals as though they are their own, visit the Animal Hospital of Unionville. We have the absolute privilege of calling Dr. Marsig, Nela, Tyson and more recently Maryna family, because whether at the toughest and most painful moments when they hurt with us or the joyful occasions when they celebrated with us, it was this team that walked the entire journey with us. For nearly 17 years, this team has cared for, and loved our 4 doggies with complex adoption processes (internationally and nationally), near death experiences that required a highly innovative and a global researched approach, complex life altering surgeries and very sadly end of life journeys, this team has been there. While I do not have sufficient words to express my gratitude and love for this team, I hope that this review serves as my testament and unequivocal recommendation for the Animal Hospital of Unionville. Such is my trust and love for this team that when Dr. Dabir passed away, his loss was, and continues to have a lasting personal impact. I would likely be considered one of the most "high maintenance" clients at the Animal Hospital of Unionville. Best described as having a neurotic attachment to my doggies (it is actually me that suffers the separation anxiety) and many times having unrealistic expectations, this team is not only treating the doggies, they are also caring for me while managing their own sadness that I have personally seen at the end of their days. Based on my experience combined with discussions that I have had with other vets, Dr. Marsig is one of the most experienced vets in the world. My personal observations over the years are that he and the veterinary profession as a whole appears to be undervalued. When they order tests, we complain about the expense and when they don't we complain that they should have. I can personally share that Dr. Marsig has umpteen times left the clinic late because I rushed in with an emergency and that Nela has spent many nights at the clinic through the early hours of the morning looking after the little doggies. On one occasion, this clinic made all necessary enquiries that led them to Germany to solve what appeared to be an unsolvable and deadly situation. During COVID, my neighbor who goes to a different vet and I both needed vet care and it was eye opening to see the starkly different approaches, serving as yet further confirmation of my love for this clinic. If I measure them by whether they can perform miracles, they will fall short but if I measure them by doing everything within their power as though these animals were their own, then they exceed expectations ... every time! Dr. Marsig and team, I am so overjoyed to meet each of you and to count you as family.

Brought my sweet and beloved Maltese Poodle here because the vet at Mount Joy was ill and his…read moreoriginal vet is semi retired. They did the check up & Dr. Namdari took blood test & gave him needle: he had always been in good health even at 16. 5 years. It was obvious that he had sore gums and teeth, so had pain when eating; an infection which should have been prescribed antibiotics right away!! So he could eat. Instead, this vet gave us expensive ointment to put in his ear to "increase appetite" : didn't help; and sold us horrible can food which he rejected. I called a mobile vet, and being new, she prescribed only 7 days antibiotics: he actually got better and could eat again!! He was at stage 2 kidney disease and should have had antibiotics for atleast 2 to 3 weeks! He had one awful night on June 24th and his appointment with his original proper vet was in the afternoon. On June 25th, we fell asleep on sofa exhausted. He had passed away beside me before his appointment. Had Dr. Namdari treated his infection first with proper antibiotics, he may have pushed through instead of fighting this infection for 3 weeks!! I think this hospital charges a lot to gain profit over actually responding with correct treatment right away!!