Veterinarians in Sault Ste Marie, Canada

For prices on procedures at the GRCGT clinic contact Graham Animal Hospital directly (519) 855-6439 Opthos at the clinic will be Dr. Wolfer and Dr. Histead who works with him at the Toronto Animal Eye clinic.

Dr. Joseph C. Wolfer, Animal eye clinic Toronto, 416-232-0211

Nick Whelan in Cambridge is good, reasonable and easy to get into.

Love Rick Quinn

There is one in the same building as the Emergency vet on Maple Grove Rd in Cambridge. http://www.myeyevet.ca/Our_Doctor

Hands down Dr Quinn if you can get to London!!

Forest Hill is excellent!

Toronto animal eye clinic, and dr wolfer's assoc Dr Histed is also awesome

Dr Zigler at the Mississauga clinic is very good with animals..

I see Dr Grey - she is at the emerg clinic on young but is at east Oshawa Animal hospital one day a month as well

Dr Wolfer is great I would highly recommend him!!!!!

My horse was going to see Dr. Wolfer at one point once a week ( never fun getting a mostly blind horse on a trailer ) or a stressed out horse into see a vet in an area he didn't know. Dr.Wolfer always gave him time to settle and was very patient and took time with him and was always honest, not into it for the money, great vet in my books

The GRCGT is holding a clinic in April at Dr Graham's hospital in Hillsburgh. It's all inclusive so there will be an ophthalmologist as well as cardiologist etc. Go to GRCGT. Org. Click on events, then 2014 certification clinic and fill in your puppy's information for an appointment

Thank you, I am in Caledon, maybe Dr. Ziegler is closest.

Dr. Joe Wolfer in Toronto

Heather Gray@VEC was great with my boy.

Forest Hill is great!

Dr Quinn in London and there is Ziegler in Mississauga/oakvile

Also check here, there is a clinic in Barrie with dr sue west in April: http://www.canuckdogs.com/index.php?PageKey=f26933 f4-6 fbb-102 d-a31 e-4 ebaba77265 a&RegionKey=e4 c2 f4 a1-0 b66-11 df-b8 b7-8 ac0277 f09 ae&Type=11

http://www.theeyevet.com/about.htm (dr Quinn)

agree Dr Wolfer

wow, very very well said Dr Chris Hall. Those that complain or think they know better should work a week on the other side of the desk. It's always an eye opener when you see the "why" behind the action. Things are never ever black and white. Again, well said!

I, too, am curious about what is not working with Sault Animal Hospital. Is there something we should all know?

Groover is good but his assistant sucks - when my dog was diagnosed with cancer, the lady there had no empathy what so ever.....Chippewa Animal Hospital,, was great, really liked Dr. Hall till it came to an emergency situation and couldn't get in...........been going to Animal Kingdom ever since.

Hello everyone, I am Dr.Christopher Hall, owner of Chippewa Animal Clinic and wanted to give my shout out to Dr. Groover as well. He is one of the most candid, smart, and experienced Veterinarians I know. His knowledge base in the large animal field is well known; so much so I send one of my newer Veterinarians with him on farm calls:) I am Native American and one of my teachings is to not talk about ones self i.e. self promotion. So, I'm not going to. But I would like to shed some light on everyone's choices. Obviously, we as veterinarians in a whole cannot please everybody. We however have chosen to devote our lives to helping animals. Our field believe it or not has had multiple studies as to high suicide rates due to compassion fatigue and what not. So, our dedication no matter who you go to is real. The question is how each Veterinarian is right for you and your family -especially including the four legged or hoofed. Lol I feel we all have our talents and pitfalls. There are some of us that provide after hour emergency services, while others don't. There are some of us that have current equipment to provide services that would otherwise have to be referred to Michigan State University,while others don't. There are some of us that perform orthopedic or complex surgeries when referral is not possible. Each clinic is unique in what or how they provide services and it is up to the individual client to decide what is right for them. Personalities are very subjective. Some people click while others don't and that is just human nature. However, I don't believe for a second that any of the veterinarians in our area from Pickford to St.Ignace have not sacrificed family time or significant portions of their life for our clients. In that we are all equal. Prices are very subjective as well. It depends on building cost, staff number, overhead, pricing technique, services offered, and many other factors. Inflation for medical supplies is the highest and can be as high as 12% per year. In fact, some medications this year have increased by 400% which is out of our hands. All of us Veterinarians understand medicine is expensive and the majority of people do not have the funds for all services needed. This is one of the biggest differences between human side and veterinary side. When a human doctor recommends blood work it is done and often insurance covers it where people regarding their animals have to decide if the can afford it. No matter what we ALL do our best to keep cost down and adjust based on peoples needs to the best of each clinics ability. This is now where I can only speak for our clinic. Because we offer a wide variety of in house services ( 2013 ultrasound, digital radiography, complete in house blood services etc) and perform more than spay/neuter surgeries we at Chippewa Animal Clinic base our prices on a formula provided by a Veterinary Economics firm. I do this so it is not a made up number and is consistent across the board. It is the only way we can accommodate a large staff to provide up to date services that day without delays that could mean life or death for many. I am sorry that medicine prices can be out of reach for some but we make every effort to accommodate. I am so proud of my staff that have put their lives on the line (meant literally and figuratively) for all animals out there too. So, we as a profession welcome you and I don't think (can only speak for myself) intentionally mean to offend anyone and only want the best for your animals:). P.S. My 6 yr old daughter as I was explaining what I was writing told me to write " We work hard, we try hard, and we do good. Not to worry your animal will do fine" my heart just grew two sizes bigger. My two daughters want to be Veterinarians when the grow up and I'm very proud.

Well said Dr. Hall

Why switching from Soo Animal Hospital? I never had a problem.

I love Dr Grover he is and always has been AMAZING. I starting using Sault Animal Hospital March 2013 (?) for my goats and they are good (the vets I worked with there. ) Everyone has bad moments tho we are all human. Ive been one place tho that everytime I was there was a bad moment day...that I dont appreciate so I switched to Sault animal Hospital.

Dr Mary is good too....but the ori post wants close to the sault

Just curious why people are switching from Sault animal hospital?? I personally use Dr Groover. He has been my vet for 40 yrs.

All I can say is Doc Groover has always been fair to us over the years I wont mention names of other vets but they had run un-needed tests gave bad advice tried to sell me things I did not need and were very expensive. Doc Groover is honest and has nice pricing and provides excellent care and he has a lot of compassion for pets.

Dr Groover is awesome. I am so going to miss him when he retires. I don't know what I will do.

Dr. Kate at Chippewa Animal Clinic and Dr. Groover in Pickford.

Lisa I have a dog with allergies. We had him tested twice at Michigan state and the allergy shot didn't help much. I just feed him grain free food and supplement with Benadryl. Dr Groover gives him a depo shot 3 times a year and he is very comfortable. Good luck.

Chippewa Animal Clinic- Chris Hall.

OMG....Chippewa Animal Clinic, on top of 3 mile hill in the Soo. I have had many animals through out the years, but know I have 3 Jack Russells, one my Shelby they diagnosed with Addison's disease when no other Vet in the area could, my Mr. McGoo cannot have any calcium or struvite foods and they finally found that out by Dr. Hall doing much research and speaking with specialists for me to find this out and gussy id super anxious and has seizuries or should I say had seizures until they found just the right medication to out him on, the took care of both of my "grand doggies" and I can remember during the rough times, Dr. Kate and Dr. Rebecca would just sit on the floor with me and tell me everything would be alright. i have called one of the Dr."s while they were in Las Vegas, Washington D.C on vacations and they still took my call and took the time to listen and give me advice. Everyone on the Staff is family and they are never too busy or any issue to big, and they Never make you feel like you are anxious about anything when it comes to your animals!! Just sayin is all

Dr. Groover is good but with Chippewa Animal Clinic you have the experience of 3 excellent Veterinarians that work together if needed and a staff that includes to Licensed Vet Technicians and they are the most reasonably priced in the EUP.

C.A.C. On 3 mile, trusted, educated, loving, caring, and on the job 24-7. Dr. Hall, does what it takes to make it good!!!!

I was at Sault Animal hospital and switched to Chippewa Animal Clinic and couldnt be happier!!

Dr. Grover and his staff is the best there is!

Chippewa Animal Clinic, my dogs have always gone there.

Sounds like I will be giving Dr. Groover a call, thanks for all the input!

Dr. Groover for sure

Dr Groover!

Caveat Emptor in Latin it means: "Let the buyer beware" People always try to sell you shit you really do not need. simply put ;

Doc Groover is very reasonable..also works with you. after trying the rest.....go to the best

Jessica Jason Kiefer. I've been taking all my animals to Colleen at Maple River since 1998. She's awesome not to mention affordable. She will let you know how much each tests, procedures, etc are before doing it so you don't get the bill that's outrageous. She's straight to the point never beating around the bush. She's the best in my opinion!

Dr Groover is fantastic if your willing to drive to Pickford:)

Doc Groover.

Groover is worth the drive. I too am looking at switching from Sault Animal Hospital. I will not bring my animals to Chippewa Animal Clinic.

Chris Hall ... Chippewa animail clinic on 3 mile just west of seymour st.

Chippewa Annimal Clinic!

Dr. Groover in Pickford is a good place to take your dogs. Reasonable prices also. That's where I take my dogs. I know its not in the Soo but they are good.

Dr. Groover. It's worth the drive.

I throw in another vote for Dr. Groover. I will not ever work with Sault Animal Hospital again after numerous bad run arounds.

I go to Colleen Thorp at Maple River Animal Clinic downstate between Pellston and petoskey. Worth the drive.

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Doctor Groover in Pickford best Vet in the U.P.

http://www.chippewaanimalclinic.com/

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Dr. G is cheap but has no people skills. Dr. Shaw is my vote on secondline!

Dr Gunam is great for not going overboard and that is who I go to.

Dr. Gunam is great! 110% for the animals and his prices are very fair

Dr. Gunam for our pet babies

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