The Toronto Pet Services Directory - Toronto Veterinarians And Vet Services

Bayview Yorkmills Veterinary Services
North York
2655 Bayview Ave
416-444-7387 (PETS)
Web : www.torontoveterinaryservices.com
Lawrence Park Animal Hospital
North Toronto
3158 Yonge Sreet
416-485-7779
Web : www.torontoveterinaryservices.com
"We treat your pets as if they were our own"
At Lawrence Park Animal Hospital and at Bayview York Mills Veterinary Services, we care about your pets. With a team of devoted pet owners and animal lovers, we guarantee that we will provide your four-legged loved one with the best medical practices and offer you exceptional customer service. We are available to assist you and your pet at Lawrence Park Animal Hospital Monday to Friday from 8am to 7pm, and on Saturdays from 9am to 2pm. Our staff are available at Bayview York Mills Veterinary Services Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and on Saturdays from 9am to 12pm. Call us at the location most convenient for you to set up your appointment today. We will do our very best to accommodate walk-ins and emergencies.


East Side Animal Hospital
Address : 3110 Kingston Rd Unit 8
Phone number : 416-264-8387
Email : eastsideah@yahoo.ca
Website : www.eastsideanimalhospital.ca

We are a one Veterinarian animal  hospital dedicated to the well being of both client and patient.  Be it cat, dog, exotic, we will care for each animal as if it were our own. 

East Side Animal Hospital is located in south Scarborough, proudly serving  pets of Scarborough, Toronto and East GTA.

We are committed to provide compassionate and the highest standards of care for the animals. 

 
Midtown Mobile Veterinary Services 
Phone Number : 416-817-3572
Email : drbanks@midtownmobilevet.ca
Web : http://midtownmobilevet.ca
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/midtownmobilevet

Midtown Mobile Veterinary Services is a new service in Toronto offered by veterinarian, Dr. Faith Banks.  This house call practice focuses on providing palliative, hospice and end-of-life care to geriatric and sick pets.  Consultations in clients' homes enables Dr. Banks to properly assess how they (the owners) and their pets are doing during these difficult times and come up with a "home plan" for further care.  The 5 Step Strategy for Comprehensive Palliative and Hospice Care Plan will be followed which includes:  

1.  Evaluation of the pet owner's needs, beliefs and goals. 

2.  Education about the disease process.

3.  Development of a personalized plan for the pet and pet owner.  

4.  Application of palliative or hospice care techniques.  

5.  Emotional support during the care process and after the death of the pet.

Palliative care should be started as soon as your pet has been diagnosed with a serious disease. You may have pursued treatments in your regular vet clinic, or you may have been told there is nothing that can be done to cure your pet. If you want to continue care at home or if your pet did not respond to the treatment and you decide to treat the symptoms at home, palliative or comfort care can be started immediately.  Palliative care techniques are aimed at improving your pet's quality of life with a main focus on preventing or decreasing your pet's pain.

Hospice is focused on giving pets a safe, caring, intimate end-of-life experience in their home environment. Throughout hospice or "Pawspice" every effort is made to prevent the anxiety of hospital visits and to allow pets and owners the maximum amount of time together while owners care for their pets at home.  Hospice care always includes palliative care to allow terminally ill pets to live out their lives as fully, comfortably, and pain free as possible until natural death occurs or the pet’s caregivers decide on humane euthanasia. In human medicine, hospice care is provided when a person has six months or less to live. In veterinary medicine, hospice care is utilized when the pet has several weeks or days to live. Hospice care may be an alternative to immediate euthanasia, when you feel you or your pet are not yet ready to say goodbye. Hospice recognizes that death is a natural part of the cycle of life, and does not have to be feared. Hospice care does not prolong nor hasten death. Hospice care focuses on the physical and emotional needs of both you and your pet.

Midtown Mobile Veterinary Services is fully accredited by the College of Veterinarians of Ontario.  As such,  we are able to provide in-home euthanasia to allow people to say goodbye to their pets in the comfort and privacy of their home.  This calm environment is definitely less stressful for owners and their pets thus allowing a more intimate and personalized experience during their final good-bye.

St. Clair Veterinary Facilities

Address:  779 St Clair Avenue West

Phone Number:  416 654 0242
Website : www.stclairveterinary.com

St. Clair Veterinary is a small animal hospital in the vibrant St. Clair Avenue West area. We welcome all small animals, including dogs, cat, ferrets, rabbits, and pocket pets. We offer full hospital services, routine checkups, vaccination and parasite prevention, surgery, ultrasound, and dental procedures. For our veterinary clients only, we offer short-term boarding and cat grooming.

Give us a call or check out our website. Our staff will be happy to help with any questions you may have.