Downtown Toronto Cat Clinic

Denis Suvorov 

on Google

2 days ago

As others have already noted, this clinic is ridiculously overpriced and the vet is keen to suggest expensive battery of tests for minor issues. We brought our cat is for a relatively minor problem. She had been recently assessed at another vet clinic and her health was deemed good for her age. But after a pricy assessment at the Downtown Cat Clinic, the vet told us our cat would need: blood tests, procedures, dental work, all adding up to just shy of $2500. We knew that our cat’s teeth (as different vet had recently told us... read more

Allison Lau 

on Google

3 days ago

Started okay when I had a low maintenance cat with minimal health issues (she lived to be over 20 and I have to say Dr. Bonder was never pushy, conducted dental extractions at a reasonable price, and was very compassionate when her time to go came in 2019). Since 2020 not so much. There seems to be a revolving door of vets now. One excellent one was Dr. Frankie Kennedy but she's gone. Dealing with anything other than a regular annual was high pressure, rushed, and packed with unnecessary costs and add ons. The vet techs, esp... read more

Beyza Das 

on Google

a month ago

They tried to schedule my cat for a nonexistent third dose of a vaccine just to get more money. They scheduled my cat for a third dose of a vaccine. I remember thinking, “Wait… aren’t these usually only two doses?” but I was so busy at the time that I didn’t question it. I still let them make the appointment. As the appointment got closer, I finally had time to double-check — and yes, the vaccine is only two doses. Then I remembered the doctor telling the assistant during our second appointment, “Make their third shot appoin... read more