Veterinarians in Kingston, Canada

Annette Langlois-animal chiropractor-519-771-8505, she is absolutely amazing...one of the reasons my old girl is still with me. Woodcock Veterinary Services- Leslie Woodcock DVM. She is in Puslinch, ON, 519-763-7729, dr.leslie@chirovet.ca. She pract ices chiropractic on dogs, she has a pool and does laser therapy also. It has been years since I went there so it might have change. Annette recommended her and my vet also recommended her. Annette also teaches people who choose to learn animal chiropractic and practice it. It is a better alternative than drugs if you like that sort of treatment. Annette would probably know people in your area if you want to explore this.

There is Lanes but I don't anything about them. https://m.facebook.com/lanevetservices

Dr. Calvin Lane. We have dealt with him for our dairy goats and he and his wife and staff are awesome. Great service and they always follow up up with a phone call .

We love Dr. Lane, he has looked after our yorkies for many years.

Dr Lane,,,everyone in that office are great!

Lane Veterinary Service at 211 McQuay St. I just adopted two kittens and had to take one there, great care. Also had a cat years ago that I took there.

If you are looking for a puppy... you might want to choose St. Lawrence Veterinary. In Kingston but they are very UP to date.

The Kingston vets are twice that, that's why Amanda switch vets to Seeleys bay... It was cheaper

Give Westport vet a call!

We goto Lanes In Moscow but I've heard the cheapest is Verona vet on Westport road.

Hi Claire - can you please email us at info@kingstonanimalrescue.com instead? It seems like the messages on FB are not working. Thanks. Alison

Atlantic Equine for all major stuff, Dr. Omar Mehar is absolutely amazing, the only vet I trust with my horses.

I use Cornerstone in Epping for routine things, Dr Fallon is compassionate and through. For lameness and sport horse medicine - Dr Eric Swinebroad/Newmarket Sport Horse Medicine is superb.

Myhre Equine Clinic - Brilliant team! They have helped me and many of my friends and clients - all with a smile, absolute kindness, and respect to my budget. They are absolutely wonderful and I won't use anyone else. (We live just down the road from Kingston in Epping.) Please let me know if I can answer any questions.

Another A+ vote for Dr Eric Swinebroad. I just had him out a couple weeks back. Very very thorough and took his time (well over 2 hours) for a very reasonable cost.

Eric Swinebroad- newmarket sport horse medicine

Another vote for Backstretch Vet...New England Equine for major stuff (ie surgeries and the like)

Seacoast Equine. The only way to go.

My vet is on a leave, but will be back in December. Heather Carver...She is pretty sensible. Verona animal hospital. I'm not sure what her replacement is like, but if you can wait until December, I highly recommend her.

Dr. McMurray at Kingston Mills Vet is a holistic & traditional vet....she's fantastic. Dr. Rutledge at McEwen Animal Hosp is also very good...He is a traditional vet but doesn't push stuff that isn't needed.

My furs go to Dr. M. also. Started with chiro and acupuncture and now she is their full time vet. She did the surgery on Poppy's ACLs and was very happy with both the outcome and communication. You can always refuse vaccines, we have that right. My seniors only get rabies at this point because legally they must, and it is every three years. I do a heartworm and lyme test to make sure it is negative but no to the meds. The only thing I do not like is that the clinic only supplies Revolution which includes Heartworm medication - but again, it is our choice. Legally the only clinic that is allowed to dispense any meds has to have seen the "patient" within that year. No longer can we go to a counter of a vet and ask for advantage or whatever - as far as I know - anyone know differently?

Thanks Janine - I remember years ago being able to just ask (when I had a stray and wanted to do a quick flea treatment before I exposed them to the rest of the crew. I think Big Pharm has something to do with this newish law - too many trips to sunny climes for the vets convinced them.

Thanks all. I Think I'll try closer to home - Dr. M at Kingston Mills, but that annual visit thing is a money grab and I'm having problems just getting care when I need it.

Westport vet. Dr. Julia Brown and all the staff are great.

Westport Vet! Been there 3 times for unexpected needs. They are great!

Hands down Westport Vet.

Gananoque vet across from Green Acres Golf course. Dr Paul is amazing and will spend all the time with you that you require. He was so wonderful with our Cockapoo Barkley.

Dr. Julia Brown Westport vet clinic!

Egg binding is very serious. The bird will die quickly without help. Kingston Mills Vet and Beardell Animal Hospital are the only two vets that deal with birds. The only nearby truly skilled vet is Dr Robin Roscoe at the Lynnwood Animal Hospital in Nepean. If she isn't available, the 24 hour emergency vet clinic on Altavista in Ottawa is the only one skilled in birds. The Emergency Vet clinic in Kingston turned me away with several egg bound birds in the past unable to help.

Dr Robin Roscoe is an avian vet. The 90 minute drive to her clinic is well worth it. Egg bound birds die a very painful death within 24-72 hours.

Call the 24 hr vet on Midland Ave. They may know one. Or Sandy Pines wild life Center in Napanee. They may know of one also.

Dr Latimer he took amazing care of jasper for 17 years ...

Dr. Overgard in Bayridge is amazing. He also has Black Labs of his own... I would highly recommend him!!!!

Just said a little prayer for your furry kid....talk to LauraJoel Raycraft too.

Tim Keller. Cataraqui animal hospital. Straight shooter. Doesn't play on your pocket book

I buddy here went to school with Dr. Kaufman there a real good guy.

Dr. Beth Alden at Kingston Animal Hospital on Albany Ave. is good. She works with Dr. Rugg.

I was also going to recommend Beth Alden.

Residence Inn is going up by the mall. It is the front of Holiday Inn Express.

Romeo KiA is moving from Schwenk Drive over to that location.

Also Caledon Mountain Vet, Dr John Brancovich is an Orthopedic Specialist and very reasonable, so long as the dog is brought there. He is in the clinic Mondays and Thursdays I believe, other days he travels to other clinics for surgeries. He plated a broken leg for one of my fosters last November.

My local vet has recommended 404 Vet Hospital in Newmarket, but looking for one closer to my daughter.

Northumberland Vet in Colborne, Dr.Lex does orthopedic work and is very fair. Rescue-friendly!

Godfrey/ Verona are the best priced and care! They took care of mumsy

Kingston Mills Vet is where I go, they are really nice and reasonable

I think Cataraqui Vet Clinic on Midland does.

Yes. The Cataraqui Pet Hospital vet office is great. On Midland, at the corner of cataraqui

I use to goto Kingston Vet Clinic on Division near Regi. Not sure if its still there (haven't been by in over two years since being home) but really liked their service.

Sorry to hear this. During off hours, best place to take an small animal like a rabbit is UT Vet Hospital, but be warned that it's at least $150 just to go in there. I've been there a couple of times with my sugar gliders.