Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto
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Owner Review Summary
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👍What Pet Owners Praised
Owners consistently praised the compassionate, professional care from reception through to veterinarians and techs, as well as clear explanations and frequent updates. Many describe fast triage and decisive emergency treatment that saved pets’ lives, including complex surgeries and difficult diagnoses. Several noted thorough consultations, thoughtful follow-up, and that staff worked with their budgets without pressuring for unnecessary tests. Some appreciated being allowed to visit in-patient pets and the calm, welcoming environment.
💬Common Feedback & Suggestions
While most reviews are positive, several owners felt costs were high for an emergency visit, with a few perceiving a “money grab” or unrequested services. A minority reported long waits (including discharge paperwork) during busy periods, occasional brusque communication, and wanting more proactive updates; one person wished they could accompany their pet during treatment. A small number of serious complaints alleged poor outcomes or negligence, which understandably affected trust. One reviewer was confused about referral processes.
🏥Clinic Specialties
- Orthopaedic (TPLO) surgery
- Gastric dilatation-volvulus (bloat) emergency surgery
- Pyometra and reproductive emergencies
- Urinary blockage management
- Toxicity and poison ingestion treatment
- Trauma and wound repair
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🐾Tips for Pet Owners
- Call ahead to describe symptoms; staff often advise whether to come immediately and prepare for triage on arrival.
- Discuss written estimates and treatment options up front—reviewers note the team can tailor plans and explain costs clearly.
- Expect that critical cases are prioritized; waits (and discharge paperwork) can run long at peak times or shift changes.
- If you want to be with your pet or visit in-patient, ask about visitation policies—access varies by situation.
- Bring your pet’s medical history and any medication or toxin details (e.g., packaging) to speed diagnostics and care.
Other areas this clinic treats
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Conditions commonly treated here
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Abortion, Spontaneous (Early Pregnancy Loss)-Cats
Abortion, Spontaneous (Early Pregnancy Loss)-Dogs
Abortion, Termination of Pregnancy
Breeding, Timing
Cryptorchidism
Eclampsia
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743mFrequently Asked Questions
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Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto is located at 755 Queensway E #116, Mississauga, ON L4Y 4C5. The closest listed public transit station is Dixie GO, a train station about a 28-minute walk away, so it is a longer walk; driving, using a local bus route, or checking Google Maps or the local transit agency may be more practical. Nearby parking includes One Heart Care Parking - Precise ParkLink, about a 9-minute walk from the clinic.
Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto asks pet owners to call ahead to confirm current opening hours before visiting.
You can contact Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto by phone at (416) 239-3453.
To book or discuss a visit at Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto, call ahead and describe your pet's symptoms. For urgent cases, reviewers note that staff may advise whether to come in immediately and prepare for triage on arrival.
Veterinary consultation fees in Canada vary by clinic and are not regulated by a government-published fee schedule, and provincial health insurance such as OHIP does not cover pets. Call the clinic for a current quote, and for procedures or emergency treatment, ask for an itemized written estimate before approving care. Because this clinic handles emergency and after-hours cases, fees for urgent or after-hours care are typically higher. Pet insurance and third-party payment-plan options may be worth asking about in general terms, but confirm directly what payment support is available.
Most Canadian veterinary clinics commonly accept Interac debit, Visa or Mastercard, and tap-and-go payments such as Apple Pay or Google Pay. Some clinics may also support pet-insurance direct claims or third-party payment plans, so call ahead to confirm what Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital of West Toronto currently accepts.
Yes. The clinic is described as providing emergency and after-hours availability, with review feedback mentioning fast triage, urgent treatment, and emergency surgeries for serious conditions. Call ahead when possible so the team can advise on urgency and prepare for arrival.
Pet owner feedback highlights compassionate care, clear explanations, frequent updates, fast triage, skilled surgery, clean facilities, and good follow-up. Common concerns include high emergency-care costs, longer waits during busy periods, occasional communication issues, and a small number of serious complaints about outcomes or trust.
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