We were at this vet, not our usual one, because the rescue society where we found our pup has an account there, and they neutered him. While at it, they also removed a deformed toe and did a bit of dental surgery (all paid for by the Canadian Dachshund Rescue society). In all, we had to visit about five times, and every single time the care our guy got was extraordinary, always on time, very attentive and helpful, and they really listened. If we didn't have a loyalty to our other vet, we'd switch in a moment.

I have had to take my two Daschunds to the Beaches Animal Hospital a number of times and they have been very attentive and thorough with my furry friends. Their prices are lower than my other vet (King West) more specifically by almost $700 for a surgery to remove bladder stones ($1750 vs $2400), and they send all x-rays to a specialist in Guelph for further review, which my other vet did not. I always receive follow up phone calls from the Dr the following day to see how my dogs are doing, which makes the experience more personal as well. The hours are very convenient and they are very accomodating with appointments (often can been seen same day), where my other vets needs to be booked weeks in advance. I have already recommended the Beaches Animal Hospital to a number of friends for all of the above reasons, and will make this my regular vet.

Amazing!!! True, I have had to wait for a while before, but it was because Dr. Dillworth was giving such special attention to each and every patient and family waiting for him in the waiting room. If I have to wait a little long for people who are truly passionate about their work, I will. I would also like to mention my mothers cat had renal failure while she was away. The clinic took him in and cared for him for a few weeks!!! to help ME with taking care of him and to try and keep him alive until she got back. The bill was soooo reasonable. Basically less than I had been charged at a 24HR animal hospital a year earlier for a weekend renal failure treatment. I love this clinic and highly recommend it!

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE! Our 16 year old dog had a bad toothache. We were given an 8:40 appointment. We arrived at 8:30. Minutes later, a cat was brought in, the owner explaining that he thought 'Bubble's' blood pressure was up. We were told we'd have to wait as 'Bubbles' might be in danger. We waited. We waited. Then a bouncy dog came in. The owners said he might be having heart palpitations. We waited. We waited until 9:50, when my husband decided that we'd rather drive the two hours back to our excellent vet in Rossmore than ever come back to this clinic. The other few times we have gone to the expensive, snooty Beaches Animal Clinic we were met with patronizing treatment. Not worth it, even though we live around the corner.