Danforth Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Au is the best. Takes amazing care of our baby.

I absolutely LOVE Danforth Vet! And apparently so does my pup, as every time we go, his tail starts to wag like crazy and gets excited as soon as we step foot in the clinic. I’m a first time dog mom and have been going since my boy was just 6 weeks old, now almost 9 mo. Their team is amazing... the ladies that work at the front desk are always so friendly. Dr. Chung and Dr. Au are so caring, extremely patient and knowledgeable.

Dr. Au, Dr. Woods, and Tabitha are amazing professionals. They really care about the animals and are very kind to their guardians.

Always friendly accommodating and compassionate. Love of pets is obvious

We took our dog when he was a puppy here about two or so years ago. The receptionist was super nice but the vet that looked after us was unprofessional, spoke in a very condescending tone and was super rude/rushed us out the door. Would not recommend.

I'm so happy to have found this clinic several years ago. Dr Au is excellent, and she communicates clearly and with kindness -- even when I ask probably-silly questions. (I've seen other vets over the years who were...not so good at that.) And the rest of the team are amazing, too! Tabitha, Sara, and Victoria are always so welcoming and friendly.

After 18 years with my quirky, super-awesome rescue cat, Flipper, she was in very poor health. I contacted Danforth Veterinary Clinic and they got me an appointment quickly. The staff and doctor were wonderful! After reviewing Flipper's medical history and records from our previous vet, we decided the kindest path would be to euthanize Flipper to prevent continued suffering as she likely had cancer on top of her other health issues. The doctor was gentle, respectful and very kind. It was a very difficult experience to say goodbye to such an important companion. I was so relieved by the kindness and care Flippy and I experienced at this clinic. I highly recommend them based on this experience. It is clear they love animals and will treat your companion will great care.

Been with Danforth Veterinary for our dog Casper's medical needs and check up, and I got nothing but great words to say. They're professional in meeting our needs and making sure Casper is healthy and up to date with his Vaccinations. Unfortunately we have to change our veterinary clinic since we moved to Pickering, however, for those looking for one in the Danforth area, this place is highly recommended. Dr. Au and staff are amazing, Casper and I will definitely miss them.

Very good service, starting from the reception. 10 minute waiting time, including form completion.Doctor Jennifer Woods is perfect. She performed a very thorough examination of my cat, renewed only necessary vaccine, trimmed cat's claws and gave very useful dietary suggestion. Total cost was very reasonable. Will come again and would suggest this clinic to the pet owners.

I took my cat to the DVC almost 2 years ago. I'm still very angry about my experience there. I had adopted an adult cat some months before and brought her in to have a few issues checked. I left with no solutions, a $70 tube of ointment my cat did not need and absolutely furious. I had to make another appointment for her at a new vet to get proper care for her.First, she was biting at a couple of her nails and they had turned a sickly brown colour. DVC vet couldn't figure out which of her nails were the issue and told me multicoloured cats had different coloured nails. I think she mixed up nails and paw pads. New vet said that she was getting dirt pulled into the base of the two nails under the skin and showed me how to clean it. And let me know that I should clean her ears to help.Second, my cat is overweight. I adopted her that way and wanted help to get her weight down. Instead I was told all of the different reasons she was fat (the gist was that it was something that I had done) and got no advice or help to manage it. One of the techs sarcastically offered me a measuring cup when I left. (I measured her food already. She was getting less from me than she did in the shelter.) New vet gave me some calorie guidelines for her weight and didn't try to shame me over her weight. He was also concerned that she had gained a pound between the DVC visit (new vet had the records from that visit) and seeing him a month later. I explained that when they weighed my cat at DVC they put her on a large dog scale while she was in her carrier and then guessed at how much the carrier weighed. I don't think that he believed me. I weighed her after the DVC visit and yes, they were off by a pound.Third and the most infuriating, she had had some teeth removed in the shelter and I wanted to know when I should get her teeth checked again to keep them healthy. The vet just kept repeating, when they get bad. when they get bad." New vet said each cat is different and offered to show me what to look for. But as soon as he looked in her mouth he said that the amount of inflammation she had didn't look right and after consulting with his colleagues referred me to a dental specialist. My cat had a very painful gum disease and had to have all of her teeth pulled out. She was on steroids for over a year before the inflammation in her mouth was gone. Had I not taken her to a new vet she would have stayed sick and in pain and I would have had no idea.I've talked to people in the neighbourhood about this vet office and was told it was hit or miss depending on which vet you get. I apparently got someone who had no idea how to treat my cat. The only person in the office who was nice to me and my cat was the only person who wasn't involved in her care. I think she was also the only person who bothered to read the medical history that I brought. I would never consider bringing either of my two cats to DVC again."