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Talbot Road Veterinary Services

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Emergency pet hospital

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Dental extraction

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2 years ago

Professional, considerate, always reply quickly and most important, really care about the animals they care for.

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London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Service - Sophie almost 2 weeks post-op, on a special urinary diet that she loves, eating well and wanting to chase chipmunks!

London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Service

(14 reviews)

I called to put my elderly cat down. I asked how much it would cost to euthanize. My cats. Lady…read moreproceeded to tell me it'd be $138 plus $50 far as I'm concerned purposely neglected to tell me that it was gonna cost another $280 walked in did what had to be done going to pay the bill find out they jacked me lured me in with lies on the pricing and then turned around and was like oh I'm sorry I forgot to tell you I assumed you knew as if people euthanize their animals every fucking day and they should know this information I highly recommend you take your animals somewhere else. Don't deal with scammers. Do not come here. If anyone goes there you know anybody who needs to go there do not I repeat do not deal with these people. There is a garbage way to run your business and they should be ashamed of themselves if I could give a negative star review I would this is the biggest trash company I've ever had to deal with says a lot the lady behind d the counter should lose her job shady af

I called because my dog was old and I wasn't sure she was dying or not. She was twitching and I was…read morecrying. I called and I spoke to this woman named Mallory and she was most ignorant person I've ever spoken to so I spoke to another person that I thought would be better but they were no better. I told him it was just a cash cow that they're making money off of people's hurts and can't even ask question answer questions when their dog is dying. They couldn't answer a simple question? They know how dogs die and if they go in to Sears or not and that's my question is I was wondering if she was going into a seizure.. so they gave me a website to go to and I'm like well how are they going to tell my dog is going through a seizure by a video when you can't even tell on the phone yourself? You should know you're supposed to be an animal health Tech apparently. I wouldn't trust these guys because they are all about money and they will try to get your pet in there for a visit so you pay $400 for nothing. The government should get after these people for scamming people

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.

Beattie Pet Hospital - Burlington

Beattie Pet Hospital - Burlington

(18 reviews)

Beattie Pet Hospital (I have gone to the one in Burlington but there are locations in Stoney Creek…read moreand Ancaster as well) is always full of welcoming faces that make you feel calm and confident that your pet will receive the best care. This past occasion was for a spay surgery but with other pets, they have gone on to save their lives! Another hospital was insistent to keep running labs for a miniature dachshund while the steroids they had put her on were causing her liver to fail. The doctors at Beattie recognized the true issue and put the dachshund on medication to flush the steroids and stop the damage. A much happier outcome than what could have happened at the other hospital. Pricing is about normal for pet hospitals but the staff are willing to work with clients to help alleviate financial concerns where they can. If your pet has an emergency or a standard treatment and you're in the Hamilton area, you might want to consider Beattie.

Two days ago a coyote killed my amazing cat. Kovu was just sleeping in my chair on the front…read moreporch. I was in complete shock and didn't know what to do and called his long term vet. The Beattie staff were incredibly supportive. They said to come in whenever we could, they cleaned and wrapped him up so we could see his ears, eyes and nose, they gave us a room and all the time we needed to say our good byes. The vet talked to us, answered our questions and arranged cremation services. It wasn't until today that I realized it was free of charge. Thank you so much Beattie, I can't begin to tell you how much comfort this brought my daughter and I, as we try to cope with our loss.

Central Toronto Veterinary Referral Clinic

Central Toronto Veterinary Referral Clinic

(51 reviews)

[Do not go to Central Toronto Veterinary Referral Clinic (CTVRC)]…read more To fellow pet parents: Do not be misled by some positive rating. My experience reveals that this hospital selectively solicits feedback only during "smooth" visits while ignoring cases fraught with issues. I urge you to scroll through their other negative reviews; you will notice a recurring pattern in management's responses: a defensive, gaslighting tone that blames the owner to deflect from their own clinical and communication failures. I am sharing my senior cat's (12.5 years old) journey to warn you. While their surgical skills may be adequate, their post-operative "care" is a transactional nightmare. 1. Management's "Gaslighting" & Refusal of Accountability When my cat suffered a preventable post-op infection due to their vague and insufficient wound-care instructions, the response was not professional concern, but aggressive defensiveness. The manager's response (see attached screenshot) is a masterclass in "victim-blaming." Instead of addressing the lack of guidance, they attempted to weaponize my "attitude" as a concerned owner against me. It took immense pressure to receive even a reluctant apology. They would rather argue for an hour than admit a flaw in their protocol. 2. Aggressive Upselling & Disregard for Quality of Life Despite Milou's advanced age, the specialists pushed for extreme, high-revenue options like full-limb amputation and chemotherapy. They hide behind the "we must list all options" excuse, but the narrative was clearly steered toward the most expensive and aggressive procedures. It felt less like a medical consultation and more like a sales pitch that prioritized their bottom line over a senior animal's peace of mind. 3. The "Emergency" Illusion vs. Reality They claim to have constant emergency availability, but my observations in the waiting room suggest otherwise: Feb 12th: I watched the parents of a shaking dog wait for over three hours--having to eat lunch in the waiting room--only to be told to go home because the facility "lacked availability." Feb 26th: In the room closest to the lobby, I heard a male doctor loudly exclaim "Everything looks bad!" before even closing the door. This performative alarmism seems designed to instill fear and pressure parents into high-cost decisions. 4. Transactional Professionalism Their recurring response during crises was: "This is all we can do." While technically a statement, the dismissive delivery earned this 1-star review. Compared to my local vet (Juno), CTVRC's communication is heartless. They offer "free rechecks" as a funnel to pressure you into unnecessary, billable tests. To the CTVRC Management: I anticipate your canned response: "You could have brought him in for an emergency check, but you chose not to." Let me be clear: seeing how you treated that shaking dog and how you spoke to that dog parent, I knew returning would only feed your revenue stream without benefiting my cat. God and Karma see the truth. Regardless of the polished PR responses you post here, the universe knows whether you truly care for animals or just the transactions they represent. If your intentions are not as you claim, karma will eventually do the work. Summary: Save your money and your pet's dignity. My experience was purely transactional and lacked basic empathy for a senior animal. Read their responses to other 1-star reviews--the blaming the victim style tells you everything you need to know about their ethics.

Dealing with a seriously ill pet is hard but the team at CTVRC went above and beyond to care for my…read moredog. Dr Bernstein is warm and knowledgeable and took the time to answer my questions. The other staff were also very kind and extremely responsive.

Talbot Road Veterinary Services - vet - Updated May 2026

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