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Bloor West Village Animal Hospital
Category: Pets Veterinarians Veterinarians [Edit]
2100 Bloor St WUnit 8
Toronto, ON M6S 1M7
Neighbourhoods: Bloor-West Village, Swansea
(416) 769-7867
- Hours:
Mon-Tue 9 am - 6 pm
Wed-Fri 9 am - 7 pm
Sat 10 am - 3 pm
About This Business:
Weekdays - Preventive/Wellness, Weekends, Weeknights, Holidays - OPEN 24/7 for EMERGENCY and after hours care with Veterinarian and Animal Health… read more »
4 reviews for Bloor West Village Animal Hospital
4 reviews in English
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Review from David P.
Toronto, ON
1/23/2012
Needed attention for our 21 year old male cat. This was a long term pet that was very ill. Staff and Dr. O'Toole was very professional and caring. Laid out our options and gave us time to decide the best course of action.
Made a little video montage to say thanks
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David Pylyp
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Review from Alexandria M.
Toronto, ON
11/4/2011
I adopted my cat last October and because BWVAH is in my neighborhood, I decided it would be a convenient vet office for my feline friend and myself, but it's so much more than that! They send us adorable little emails addressed to my kitty, they hold contests for pets, and Figaro (my cat) gets treated so well here! All of the staff have a genuine interest in pets and helping people and the prices are pretty reasonable. The reception staff are extremely helpful in booking appointments and the vets that I have dealt with have been helpful, kind, well educated, honest and professional. It's hard to take your pet to a vet, especially if they aren't feeling well but this office makes me feel comfortable and I genuinely trust the staff with Figaro. I would definitely recommend this vet office to anyone!
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Review from Kristy T.
Toronto, ON
7/8/2011
Today was my first visit to Bloor West Animal Hospital and I can not say enough great things about this clinic. Winston had previously been going to another clinic in the area which I was not happy with AT ALL...but thats a whole other review :)
Today I had to rush my boston terrier, Winston, to the clinic due to an unfortunate accident. My other Boston Sophie, got a little rough while playing and tore Winstons eyeball open as well as his third eyelid. Long story short, I rushed him to see Dr O'toole. He took such great care of Winston, showing so much compassion and concern for his well-being. He was very detailed and thorough with the exam and ran several tests to see if there was any damage to Winston's vision. He also addressed some other concerns I had while I was there and offered me lots of different options as solutions.
I felt the rates they charge are very reasonable and slightly cheaper than anywhere else in the area including the vet clinic we had previously been taking Winston to.
All in all, I am thrilled with Dr O'Toole and his staff at Bloor West Animal Hospital. I will highly recommend this clinc to all the pet owners I know. -
Review from Andrea L.
York, ON
11/11/2009
We recently took our kitten here to have her spayed. We adopted her not too long ago, but have become quite attached as she's really friendly, plays fetch and purrs like there's no tomorrow. Understandably, I was nervous about her surgery. The staff at the hospital were lovely. Calling to remind us and letting us add on a microchip to her services (I'd forgotten to ask when initially booking the appointment). My boyfriend took her in on Friday morning and I picked her up on Saturday morning. Dr. Chung was at the hospital when I picked her up. She was lovely and didn't think I was crazy when I asked lots of questions and she insisted that we bring our kitten back if we had any concerns or if she needed pain meds. She told us to keep the kitten quiet for the next few days.
Hmmm, well if I didn't see the little shaved leg where the put in her I.V. and her shaved belly and incision I would have guessed that they hadn't done anything to the kitten.
Once at home she bathed herself thoroughly and then proceeded to run around, jump on windowsills and try to climb into the chimney, ie. act completely normally.
We are super happy with how things went with our kitten.
Specialties
Bloor West Village Animal Hospital was opened in March 2009, by Dr. Christopher O'Toole and his associate Dr. Eva Chung to provide veterinary service to Bloor West Village and surrounding communities. We are focused on being lifelong learners in both medicine and customer service in order to continually evolve. We consider ourselves a teaching hospital where we strive to educate our staff and our clients in order to provide care to our patients. Bloor West Village Animal Hospital offers wellness programs, digital radiology, acupuncture, surgical procedures, dental procedures, dental radiology and hospitalization on site.
We are located beside Global Pet foods, across the street from Bark & Fitz, and kitty corner to High Park. Chris and his team are excited to be able to care for the animals of West End Toronto. To book appointments please call 416.769.7867. If you have any questions come by and ask one our receptionists for some help.
Meet the Business Owner: Chris O.
Growing up in North Bay with 3 dogs, 4 cats and numerous horses helped Chris realize his affinity for animals. In 1999 he graduated from the University of Toronto with an HBSc in zoology and physiology. He then completed his veterinary degree at the Ontario Veterinary College in 2004. After spending four years honing his skills at a fast paced downtown Toronto practice, he decided to open his own clinic in Bloor West Village. Chris has lived in the Bloor West Village area for three years with his beautiful wife, his wheaten terrier Oscar, and the latest additions, his twin boy and girl. His professional interests include surgery, internal medicine and dentistry. He also readily combines alternative medicines into his practice. Outside of work, Chris enjoys sports such as Ultimate Frisbee, tennis, and volleyball, going for bike rides and runs with his dog, and reading. He is happy to have the opportunity to care for the companion animals of Toronto's West End.
