Glencoe Animal Hospital
Glencoe, Ontario
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Glencoe Animal Hospital in Glencoe assists pet owners in managing seasonal health threats ranging from springtime allergies and flea infestations to winter joint stiffness and mobility issues. Veterinarians initiate every visit by examining alterations in energy levels together with eating habits and behavioral patterns especially those linked to temperature conditions allergens or activity routines. Physical exams evaluate skin dryness coat condition paw sensitivity ear health and breathing quality. This enables early detection of discomfort while determining seasonal impacts on daily wellbeing. Standard offerings include vaccinations parasite control wellness screenings fecal and blood testing and condition monitoring. Glencoe Animal Hospital constructs individualized treatment pathways to address persistent issues such as winter dry skin and seasonal allergies during spring and fall. The diagnostic process might involve allergy panels hydration tests mobility scoring and diet evaluations to identify the causes of flare-ups. Families managing numerous pets alongside chronic conditions find staggered visits combined with seasonal wellness schedules advantageous. Every care plan incorporates detailed instructions for home risk management which include walking routines during heat spikes and hydration reminders along with indoor enrichment ideas for colder months. Glencoe Animal Hospital assists pet owners in Glencoe to comprehend the effects of weather patterns alongside environmental conditions and daily routines on their pets' long-term health. The method guarantees year-round support for Ontario's animals through care that maintains a proactive yet personalized approach.
Team
Reni Westmoreland
Veterinarian
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Reviews
Tiffany
16 Aug 2018
REPORT
My mom rush wrote the last review and Im here to reword it.
It is hard to believe that this place has good reviews. Please be wary as many companies get friends, staff and family to leave good revie...
My mom rush wrote the last review and Im here to reword it.
It is hard to believe that this place has good reviews. Please be wary as many companies get friends, staff and family to leave good reviews and there is NOTHING good about this place.
For those who have ever owned a guinea pig, you would know that the moment they show sign of an illness it's almost too late so I panicked and made a lot of calls. This was the only vet available to see Thor and the exam fee was $100 plus tax. I couldn't really afford it but took him anyways since I didn't want to see my beloved pet suffer.
When we arrived, the place had a pretty bad odor and was messy. Honestly, we should have turned around then but we were too desperate and wanted to figure out what was going on with my guinea pig. So I stayed. Big mistake.
First off, the doctor gave a lot of false and misleading information about nutrition and care for guinea pigs. In the wild they do eat hay and grass but they would eat veggies if they had more access and they did eat leaves, plants and anything they could get their teeth on. A guinea pig CAN survive on just hay but its life would not be long and happy. Guinea pigs need vitamin C to stay healthy and not once was that mentioned. Being on just hay would not provide them with the vitamin C they needed. He told me to stop feeding veggies to all my piggies and I feel that was his way of getting more money out of me once my guinea pigs became unhealthy. Only did he know that I was not planning on coming back after that point.
He claimed to 'cure' diabetes. I will just let that one speak for itself. There is no cure but there is such thing as getting it under control. I may not be a doctor, but Im not stupid.
I have never seen a veterinarian struggle so much to get a thermometer reading. He couldn't seem to figure out where the rear was and for someone who has been in the practice for 35 years should know that better than the back of his hand by now. Hell even I could figure that one out. You got the 'male parts' the grease gland, then the butt. Seemed like he was trying to get a reading from everywhere EXCEPT the rear.
He had to use two stethoscopes to listen to Thors heart and gut because they were so old they barely worked.
Now since I was on a limited budget, I was asking if certain things were included which I was told they were. Every vet I've ever been too has ALWAYS been upfront about the costs. They weren't. At the end the bill was $186.
He did feed Thor a little bit of Critical care but Thor didn't really take much and he never told us there would be a charge and he sent us home with some which is also what brought the bill up. Shortly after leaving, I found out that I can buy the same stuff from the pet store or amazon for under 20 dollars. We got charged 80 dollars for Thor to be force fed for 5 minutes, and to get stuff that I can buy for cheap.
It is now Thursday and there have been NO improvements and now Thor wont even touch the critical care. He just spits it all out after. I can't afford to go see another vet because I actually spent some of my bill money to have Thor seen too and was robbed by this 'vet' for his visit. My mom called and demanded for the 80 back as we feel we were really overcharged and taken advantage of and the vet just became moody and began to yell a bit. Something that seems to be quite common from the previous reviews I've read. Tip, if you are going to run a business of any kind, NEVER yell at clients no matter how angry you or the client may be. It was very unprofessional and rude. We are under enough stress as it is and he should understand that if he was a decent person.
Also, if you are not a client and have an emergency in the middle of the night, DONT bother even calling them. They don't care. If you are not already a client they will turn you down. These people do not care about animals and care more about money and how many clients they have. The closest emergency animal hospital is in London which is a 40 minute drive away. I feel bad for the animals he's refused to help who probably didn't make it for that 40 minute drive. My mother and I were appalled when he told us that. You can't class your practice as a hospital and refuse patients. That would be like going to Victoria Hospital and being turned down for not being a patient.
If you need someone who is knowledgeable and honest, bring your pet to a homeless man. You would get way better results from that.
Leanne Pariser
29 May 2018
REPORT
Beverly Smith
28 May 2018
REPORT
Tasha
14 Feb 2018
REPORT
Very good vet! My baby pot bellied pig would have died without them. They were very reasonably priced and offered excellent care for my piglet! Did everything they could and fixed her problem. They ev...
Very good vet! My baby pot bellied pig would have died without them. They were very reasonably priced and offered excellent care for my piglet! Did everything they could and fixed her problem. They even stayed almost 3 hours later than their office hours on Valentines day to make sure my pig was okay and that we understood exactly how to care for her afterwards. Truly amazing experience and highly recommend them.
Ian McCallum
12 Dec 2017
REPORT
ben black
16 Sep 2017
REPORT
Cassidy Taylor
10 Aug 2017
REPORT
I called into this place looking for prices on euthanasia for my 2 year old rat who has cancer tumours. The receptionist asked if I have taken her to a vet and I said no because every place wanted $90...
I called into this place looking for prices on euthanasia for my 2 year old rat who has cancer tumours. The receptionist asked if I have taken her to a vet and I said no because every place wanted $90+ just to examine her. (I've had rats for years, and as much as I love them it's just not worth it to get all of their tumours removed.) So this lady begins yelling at me, calling me irresponsible and that I can't "shop for prices over the phone." I asked what the standard price would be and she told me if I couldn't afford $90 to take my sweet dying girl to the vet then I couldn't afford them. She yelled at me some more, calling me poor and then slammed the phone down. If I could give this place -10 stars I would. I'd consider getting a new receptionist who seems like they are about their business.
connie phillip
1 Jun 2016
REPORT
Dr Foot on behalf of Charlie and myself we would like to thank you for your understanding and kindness. For all who reads this Charlie is our bird a part of the family and started having seizures..I r...
Dr Foot on behalf of Charlie and myself we would like to thank you for your understanding and kindness. For all who reads this Charlie is our bird a part of the family and started having seizures..I rushed him to Dr Foot and he went to work right away on Charlie. With every question I ask he answered. I find your Intelligence remarkable. I have taken Charlie back and always will use Dr Foot.. Thank you Dr. Foot and staff for all your advise you given me... I am Proud to say Charlie is doing well. Keep up the good work.
Jan York
2 Dec 2015
REPORT
FAQs
Where is Glencoe Animal Hospital located?
Glencoe Animal Hospital is located at 21938 Dundonald Rd, NULL, Glencoe,NULL N0L 1M0. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Glencoe area and surrounding communities.
What time does Glencoe Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Glencoe Animal Hospital is open Monday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Friday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Glencoe Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Glencoe Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Glencoe Animal Hospital offer?
Glencoe Animal Hospital in Glencoe offers a range of veterinary services, including Dental, House Calls, Laboratory, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Glencoe Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Glencoe Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Glencoe Animal Hospital?
Glencoe Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Glencoe has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
00:00AM-00:00AM
Tuesday
Tue
00:00AM-00:00AM
Thursday
Thu
00:00AM-00:00AM
Friday
Fri
00:00AM-00:00AM
Services
Dental
House Calls
Laboratory
Surgery
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Glencoe Animal Hospital
Glencoe, Ontario
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General Info
Glencoe Animal Hospital in Glencoe assists pet owners in managing seasonal health threats ranging from springtime allergies and flea infestations to winter joint stiffness and mobility issues. Veterinarians initiate every visit by examining alterations in energy levels together with eating habits and behavioral patterns especially those linked to temperature conditions allergens or activity routines. Physical exams evaluate skin dryness coat condition paw sensitivity ear health and breathing quality. This enables early detection of discomfort while determining seasonal impacts on daily wellbeing. Standard offerings include vaccinations parasite control wellness screenings fecal and blood testing and condition monitoring. Glencoe Animal Hospital constructs individualized treatment pathways to address persistent issues such as winter dry skin and seasonal allergies during spring and fall. The diagnostic process might involve allergy panels hydration tests mobility scoring and diet evaluations to identify the causes of flare-ups. Families managing numerous pets alongside chronic conditions find staggered visits combined with seasonal wellness schedules advantageous. Every care plan incorporates detailed instructions for home risk management which include walking routines during heat spikes and hydration reminders along with indoor enrichment ideas for colder months. Glencoe Animal Hospital assists pet owners in Glencoe to comprehend the effects of weather patterns alongside environmental conditions and daily routines on their pets' long-term health. The method guarantees year-round support for Ontario's animals through care that maintains a proactive yet personalized approach.
Business Hours
Monday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Tuesday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Thursday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Friday
00:00AM-00:00AM
Popular Hours
Closed on Sunday
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Closed on {{popularHourDay.text}}
Services
Dental
House Calls
Laboratory
Surgery
Team
Reni Westmoreland
Veterinarian
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Reviews
Tiffany
16 Aug 2018
My mom rush wrote the last review and Im here to reword it.
It is hard to believe that this place has good reviews. Please be wary as many companies get friends, staff and family to leave good revie...
My mom rush wrote the last review and Im here to reword it.
It is hard to believe that this place has good reviews. Please be wary as many companies get friends, staff and family to leave good reviews and there is NOTHING good about this place.
For those who have ever owned a guinea pig, you would know that the moment they show sign of an illness it's almost too late so I panicked and made a lot of calls. This was the only vet available to see Thor and the exam fee was $100 plus tax. I couldn't really afford it but took him anyways since I didn't want to see my beloved pet suffer.
When we arrived, the place had a pretty bad odor and was messy. Honestly, we should have turned around then but we were too desperate and wanted to figure out what was going on with my guinea pig. So I stayed. Big mistake.
First off, the doctor gave a lot of false and misleading information about nutrition and care for guinea pigs. In the wild they do eat hay and grass but they would eat veggies if they had more access and they did eat leaves, plants and anything they could get their teeth on. A guinea pig CAN survive on just hay but its life would not be long and happy. Guinea pigs need vitamin C to stay healthy and not once was that mentioned. Being on just hay would not provide them with the vitamin C they needed. He told me to stop feeding veggies to all my piggies and I feel that was his way of getting more money out of me once my guinea pigs became unhealthy. Only did he know that I was not planning on coming back after that point.
He claimed to 'cure' diabetes. I will just let that one speak for itself. There is no cure but there is such thing as getting it under control. I may not be a doctor, but Im not stupid.
I have never seen a veterinarian struggle so much to get a thermometer reading. He couldn't seem to figure out where the rear was and for someone who has been in the practice for 35 years should know that better than the back of his hand by now. Hell even I could figure that one out. You got the 'male parts' the grease gland, then the butt. Seemed like he was trying to get a reading from everywhere EXCEPT the rear.
He had to use two stethoscopes to listen to Thors heart and gut because they were so old they barely worked.
Now since I was on a limited budget, I was asking if certain things were included which I was told they were. Every vet I've ever been too has ALWAYS been upfront about the costs. They weren't. At the end the bill was $186.
He did feed Thor a little bit of Critical care but Thor didn't really take much and he never told us there would be a charge and he sent us home with some which is also what brought the bill up. Shortly after leaving, I found out that I can buy the same stuff from the pet store or amazon for under 20 dollars. We got charged 80 dollars for Thor to be force fed for 5 minutes, and to get stuff that I can buy for cheap.
It is now Thursday and there have been NO improvements and now Thor wont even touch the critical care. He just spits it all out after. I can't afford to go see another vet because I actually spent some of my bill money to have Thor seen too and was robbed by this 'vet' for his visit. My mom called and demanded for the 80 back as we feel we were really overcharged and taken advantage of and the vet just became moody and began to yell a bit. Something that seems to be quite common from the previous reviews I've read. Tip, if you are going to run a business of any kind, NEVER yell at clients no matter how angry you or the client may be. It was very unprofessional and rude. We are under enough stress as it is and he should understand that if he was a decent person.
Also, if you are not a client and have an emergency in the middle of the night, DONT bother even calling them. They don't care. If you are not already a client they will turn you down. These people do not care about animals and care more about money and how many clients they have. The closest emergency animal hospital is in London which is a 40 minute drive away. I feel bad for the animals he's refused to help who probably didn't make it for that 40 minute drive. My mother and I were appalled when he told us that. You can't class your practice as a hospital and refuse patients. That would be like going to Victoria Hospital and being turned down for not being a patient.
If you need someone who is knowledgeable and honest, bring your pet to a homeless man. You would get way better results from that.
Leanne Pariser
29 May 2018
Beverly Smith
28 May 2018
Tasha
14 Feb 2018
Very good vet! My baby pot bellied pig would have died without them. They were very reasonably priced and offered excellent care for my piglet! Did everything they could and fixed her problem. They ev...
Very good vet! My baby pot bellied pig would have died without them. They were very reasonably priced and offered excellent care for my piglet! Did everything they could and fixed her problem. They even stayed almost 3 hours later than their office hours on Valentines day to make sure my pig was okay and that we understood exactly how to care for her afterwards. Truly amazing experience and highly recommend them.
Ian McCallum
12 Dec 2017
ben black
16 Sep 2017
Cassidy Taylor
10 Aug 2017
I called into this place looking for prices on euthanasia for my 2 year old rat who has cancer tumours. The receptionist asked if I have taken her to a vet and I said no because every place wanted $90...
I called into this place looking for prices on euthanasia for my 2 year old rat who has cancer tumours. The receptionist asked if I have taken her to a vet and I said no because every place wanted $90+ just to examine her. (I've had rats for years, and as much as I love them it's just not worth it to get all of their tumours removed.) So this lady begins yelling at me, calling me irresponsible and that I can't "shop for prices over the phone." I asked what the standard price would be and she told me if I couldn't afford $90 to take my sweet dying girl to the vet then I couldn't afford them. She yelled at me some more, calling me poor and then slammed the phone down. If I could give this place -10 stars I would. I'd consider getting a new receptionist who seems like they are about their business.
connie phillip
1 Jun 2016
Dr Foot on behalf of Charlie and myself we would like to thank you for your understanding and kindness. For all who reads this Charlie is our bird a part of the family and started having seizures..I r...
Dr Foot on behalf of Charlie and myself we would like to thank you for your understanding and kindness. For all who reads this Charlie is our bird a part of the family and started having seizures..I rushed him to Dr Foot and he went to work right away on Charlie. With every question I ask he answered. I find your Intelligence remarkable. I have taken Charlie back and always will use Dr Foot.. Thank you Dr. Foot and staff for all your advise you given me... I am Proud to say Charlie is doing well. Keep up the good work.
Jan York
2 Dec 2015
FAQs
Where is Glencoe Animal Hospital located?
Glencoe Animal Hospital is located at 21938 Dundonald Rd, NULL, Glencoe,NULL N0L 1M0. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Glencoe area and surrounding communities.
What time does Glencoe Animal Hospital open and close each day?
Glencoe Animal Hospital is open Monday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Tuesday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Thursday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM, Friday 00:00 AM - 00:00 AM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Glencoe Animal Hospital?
You can book an appointment online with Glencoe Animal Hospital via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Glencoe Animal Hospital offer?
Glencoe Animal Hospital in Glencoe offers a range of veterinary services, including Dental, House Calls, Laboratory, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Glencoe Animal Hospital offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Glencoe Animal Hospital offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Glencoe Animal Hospital?
Glencoe Animal Hospital provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Glencoe has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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