In an emergency, moments matter…seconds count. A VECCS Level 1 certified hospital, we are capable of handling even the most critical, life-threatening emergencies and trauma, with specialists on staff and on call to handle any medical or surgical issue your pet may be experiencing.
Much like a human ICU, our critical care department is a dedicated area of our hospital specially equipped and staffed 24/7 by board-certified criticalists who provide continuous care of pets with the most serious emergencies, complex post-operative recoveries, and life-threatening conditions.
Our board-certified team of surgeons offers a wide range of diagnostic tests and surgical procedures across multiple specialties, with dedicated separate soft-tissue, neurologic and orthopedic surgery suites.
Our board-certified veterinary internal medicine specialists are trained and experienced in diagnosing and treating pets with the most serious diseases and challenging health problems.
Our board-certified veterinary neurologists specialize in diagnosing and treating complex medical and surgical conditions affecting the brain, spine, and nervous system.
Our board-certified veterinary oncologists are here to replace fear and uncertainty with knowledge and hope by providing you with accurate, in depth information about pet cancer and treatments.
Using advanced diagnostics, including dental radiology, laboratory and CT evaluations, our board-certified dental specialist can provide proper diagnosis of the oral health of your pet, and provide comprehensive dental health solutions that prioritize your pet’s comfort and long-term well-being.
Our veterinary behaviour medicine team uses a medical approach to address the root causes of behaviour disorders – helping pets be calmer and more confident at home and in the world.
Our board-certified specialists use diagnostic imaging for pets- like CT scans, MRIs, C-Arm fluoroscopy, digital radiography (X-rays), and in-house ultrasound – as a non-invasive method to quickly and accurately diagnose medical conditions in our patients.
Cat and dog physiotherapy (also known as animal rehabilitation or animal physical therapy) helps pets recover from injuries and surgeries, reduce pain and manage chronic pain, improve mobility, and enhance their overall quality of life.
