At the Bloor West Village Animal Hospital we are dedicated to keeping your pet healthy, thriving, and bright-eyed throughout their lives. We believe annual Wellness exams are key to achieving this goal. The Bloor West Village AH Wellness exam entails a consultation with a veterinarian as well as a thorough physical examination.
This examination includes any core vaccinations (such as Rabies, DAP, HCP, and Bordetella) that your pet may be due for based on their lifestyle and medical history. Our hospital administers multi-year vaccines to provide maximum protection while minimizing the amount of vaccines given. We also keep track of the due dates so you don't have to!
This examination includes any core vaccinations (such as Rabies, DAP, HCP, and Bordetella) that your pet may be due for based on their lifestyle and medical history. Our hospital administers multi-year vaccines to provide maximum protection while minimizing the amount of vaccines given. We also keep track of the due dates so you don't have to!
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About us
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He and his associate, Dr. Amanda Marsella, strive to provide excellent veterinary service to Bloor West Village and surrounding communities. We are focused on lifelong learning in both medicine and customer service in order to continually evolve. We consider ourselves a team oriented hospital where we strive to educate our staff and our clients in order to provide the best possible care to our patients.
Our Philosophy
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Bloor West Village Animal Hospital was created to provide superior service at reasonable prices in a local setting. Our practice philosophy is based on team work within our staff, and between our staff and our clients. We are focused on being lifelong learners in both medicine and customer service, to ensure that we can always surpass our clients' expectations, and continue to evolve.
Meet the Team
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The staff at the Bloor West Village Animal Hospital are committed to the concept of teamwork, and focused on providing you and your companion animal with a wonderful hospital experience. Growing up in North Bay with 3 dogs, 4 cats and numerous horses helped Chris realize his affinity for animals.
Summers spent at the farm of the regional veterinarian for Northern Ontario exposed Chris to caring for animals and how people can ease their pain when they are sick, instilling a passion for veterinary medicine at an early age.In 1999, he graduated from the University of Toronto with an HBSc in Zoology and Physiology.
Summers spent at the farm of the regional veterinarian for Northern Ontario exposed Chris to caring for animals and how people can ease their pain when they are sick, instilling a passion for veterinary medicine at an early age.In 1999, he graduated from the University of Toronto with an HBSc in Zoology and Physiology.
Medical Services
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Internal medicine refers to treatments and diagnostics (tests) geared towards metabolic, organ, hormonal and hematological (blood) problems. There are many sub categories to internal medicine, but the basic idea is that your companion animal may be exhibiting certain symptoms, and the veterinary team uses a combination of physical exam, history taking and diagnostic tests to identify the underlying problem.
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Neutering refers to the surgical procedure performed on male dogs and cats to remove the testicles and therefore render them infertile. Benefits of this procedure include prevention of pet overpopulation, decreased amount of wandering by your male companion, reducing the possibility of injury by cars etc, and prevention of diseases such as prostate disease and testicular cancer.
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