Ashbridges Bay Animal Hospital

6 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from June 13, 2015
  

  Ryan K. asked:

  Anyone recommend a quiet, low traffic and good vet in the area? My dog has some anxiety issues around other dogs.

  

  Lauren W. replied:

  http://www.ashbridgesbayanimalhospital.ca/ gerrard and woodfield. Really like everyone here, only seen 1 other dog there in the many times ive visited. Just the ferrets.

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• Referral from October 9, 2015
  

  Rodney F. asked:

  Hello everyone ! does anyone know a walk in clinic for animals or a vet , that's not going to charge me an arm and leg to bring my cat in for a ingrown dew claw ? I would appreciate any referrals . Meowww ! Rod

  

  Wm. P. replied:

  This place has been reasonable in what they've charged me in the past few years. http://www.ashbridgesbayanimalhospital.ca

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• Referral from September 9, 2015
  

  Judee-Faith M. asked:

  Need a good reputable vet please! I think our poor dog has an infection In his gums. I'm truly hoping it's not an expensive outcome but would love a vet that has doesn't have $$'s in mind but the animal's health as top priority. TIA

  

  Wm. P. replied:

  They've always done well with my dog over the last four years: http://www.ashbridgesbayanimalhospital.ca

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• Referral from August 26, 2015
  

  Danielle M. asked:

  ISO - Good Veterinarian who won't charge me over the silliest things. Down to earth, reasonable and knowledgeable.

  

  Wm P. replied:

  http://www.ashbridgesbayanimalhospital.ca

  

  Wm P. replied:

  I'm not sure. Maybe Kelly? My experience is, they are all good. Do you know you can walk in with any dog and weigh it for free? I assume it is still a free service. I've weighed my dog a couple of times, for free, at: http://www.ashbridgesbayanimalhospital.ca

  

  Wm P. replied:

  I'll tell my Ashbridges Bay Animal Hospital story again. My dog suffered a cruciate ligament injury. I diagnosed it myself from online research and I knew the cure was very expensive surgery. I walked into Ashridges with my dog walking on three legs and said "I think my dog needs an $8K operation on his cruciate ligament". The vet did a "drawer test" and said, "Maybe not. Don't let him exert himself for six months, don't let him off-leash, to see if it heals". I said, "I think he needs something for the pain" and the vet said "get him some aspirin". I said "Doen't he need anti-inflammatory drugs for the swelling?" and she said "Ice his knee". The cost of the visit and treatment: $90. Restoring my faith in veterinarians: priceless. And, the treatment worked. Two years later his knee is AOK.

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