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Frequently Asked Questions

WHY DO I HAVE TO PAY MORE TO HAVE A VET COME TO ME?

While it may seem like you are paying a more than your traditional vet appointment consider the following: our service provides each patient up to an hour long appointment. A standard appointment at most vet clinics is roughly 15-20 minutes.  We also have to factor in time spent travelling, gas and parking.

WHAT IF I DON'T WANT A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO MY PET'S HEALTH CARE?

While we feel that an integrative approach is the best way to treat our patients, we are happy to stick to a conventional/allopathic treatment plan should you desire.

I DON'T WANT ANY ALLOPATHIC (TRADITIONAL/CONVENTIONAL)  MEDICINE FOR MY PET - CAN YOU ACCOMMODATE? 

We practice integrative medicine, this means that we utilize allopathic and holistic means to promote health in your pet. Our goal is to limit the use of medication throughout your pet's life however we do not believe in an all or none philosophy. 

HOW DO I PREPARE MY CAT FOR THE VET VISIT?

We all know what great escape artists cats can be - particularly when it comes to strangers in the home. In our experience, cats do best in a confined area (bathroom/laundry room). We know how hard you work for your money so please ensure you cat is confined to a smaller room in the house 20 minutes prior to our arrival. We don't want to spend your appointment time trying to catch that feisty feline!

WHAT IF MY PET REQUIRES SEDATION?

Most forms of anti-anxiety/sedation medication can be given orally prior to our arrival. If your pet has never been to a vet before, we will try to do our best to accomplish as much as possible in our visit. If we find that your pet is just too stressed by our presence, we will complete a full history and consultation, prescribe medication and return to complete a full examination. 
If your pet has been seen by a vet in the last year, we are happy to work with them to prescribe medications to be given prior to our arrival. 

Contact

CONSULTATION HOURS 
In person:

M - Th: 10-3pm
Virtual:
M- F: 9-5pm


END OF LIFE APPOINTMENTS
M - F: 9-7pm
SAT: 9-3pm

SUN, HOLIDAY AND OUT OF HOURS APPOINTMENTS 
AVAILABLE FOR END OF LIFE CARE

facility director: Dr Paris Asghari

If your pet requires emergency or out of hours care please contact the nearest veterinary emergency facility:

Animal Health Partners
1 Scarsdale Rd, North York, ON, M3B 2R2
416-380-7400

Veterinary Emergency Clinic
920 Yonge St, Toronto, ON, M4W 3C7
416-920-2002

Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hospital
21 Rolark Dr, Scarborough, M1R 3B1
416-247-8387

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