The Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region is an after-hour emergency clinic that is pleased to accept transfers from our surrounding day clinics. Welcome to the Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region (AECDR). We are an accredited small animal emergency clinic that operates when the daily clinics are closed. Our hours are 7 p.m. to 8 a.m. We specialize in emergency care for your pet when your regular clinic is closed and as such our services are tailored to this specialty.
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About Us
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The Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region was established in 1995 to provide compassionate emergency treatment for your family's companion animals when regular daytime clinics are unavailable. Our team is dedicated to providing the best care possible for your pets. Our facility is equipped with digital radiography, surgery and anesthesia, blood diagnostics, blood transfusions and nursing care.
Services
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Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region plays a unique role in the community. We specialize in emergency care for your pet when your regular clinic is closed and as such our services are tailored to this specialty. If you have questions about our services, check our our frequently asked questions and if you still have questions, please contact us.
New Clients
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Here at Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region, we always welcome new clients and patients to our full service veterinary practice in Whitby. We know you will be very happy with our services. Our veterinarians and staff are devoted to staying on top of the latest diagnostics and treatments for your pets' emergencies.
What to Expect
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When you arrive at the Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region, you can expect our full attention to your pet's needs. Our service will be provided with compassion, courtesy and respect. You will be greeted immediately, and based on your pets needs and availability, we will escort you into an examination room upon arrival.
FAQs
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Please inform us at the time of your appointment so we can assist you in any way possible. No, we do not make appointments. We operate like a walk-in clinic where the more critical / serious patients are seen first. It is always best to call ahead if possible. We're always committed to seeing you and your pet promptly.
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