Great little clinic to go to. The Dr's and Marilyn are AWESOME. Very knowledgeable in dogs, cats and exotics. Very informative, patient, and makes the appt as easy on your pet companion as possible. There are 2 vets and 2 technician on staffs. Quant little place. Read Less

The receptionist is pleasant and the doctor I saw seemed to genuinely care about my dog. He clearly explained to me what I need to do. The only problem is that the place stinks of cigarettes. And its doesn't exactly make you feel like comfortable being there. Knowing that its unhealthy and bad for everyone.Read Less

This has been my vet for six years now.  Having shopped around at different downtown Toronto vet clinics to check how Trinity's prices compare, I can say the prices are relatively similar.  Yes, Trinity may be a little on the higher end, but certainly not at the top.  In regards to service, I think our vet is better with cats than dogs.  His calm disposition seems to put my cat at ease even when Pups is panicky.  My dog, on the other hand, is a drama queen and would likely do better with a more no nonsense approach.  Regardless, as far as both animals are concerned, my vet takes their health seriously.This is my first dog, so like a new parent, I fretted over him a lot when he was a puppy.  One time, I left a frantic message around 9:30 pm on a Sunday hoping to get an early appointment for some perceived Eli emergency.  Not ten minutes later, I got a phone call from the vet who listened to my description and coached me through what to do.  Trinity isn't open on Sundays, so by no means was he under any obligation to call me.  But I was so glad he did.It's not a fancy clinic, and it doesn't have the longest hours.  It's no longer even the closest vet to me anymore.  I go back there because I trust the advice that my vet gives me, and with all the hot spots, eye infections, and seizure-like sneezing fits that my dog seems prone to, I've had a chance to test that statement again and again. And yes, Mark is awesome. Read Less

My dog was a patient here until we recently moved to the States.  I was never all that pleased with the service or prices, but since this was our first dog and Trinity Mews our first vet in Toronto, I had no real point of comparison.Now that I have a good vet, I can confidently say this place sucks. First off, it is WAY expensive.  My dog suffers from frequent hot spots (which are now being cleared up by my new vet with the help of hypo-allergenic food) and what I pay now for a visit AND topical medicine ($80) would have cost me between $120 and $150 previously.  Being a completely new dog owner who really loves my pooch I was also a sucker to buy all the extras the vet suggested I should get.  I would often spend $300 plus when visiting for routine shots or check ups.The vet himself was fine in terms of "bedside manner" but nothing to write home about.But what pushed me to write this completely negative review is the HORRIBLE customer service we have been getting since we left.  It has been a now month long struggle to get them to forward our records to our new insurance company.  We have made 4 phone calls to them personally in addition to the phone calls our insurance company has made trying to get them to send over the files.  Surprisingly, they charge $35 for this service and we gave them credit card information 2 weeks ago, but when we called today to follow up because the insurance people had STILL not received the paperwork, they told us they don't accept Amex.  After the approx. $2,000 that we spent there in the 1.5 years our dog was a patient, the fact that they don't have the courtesy to do this one small task (seriously to fax over some freaking paperwork) is UNACCEPTABLE.The only good thing about this place was Mark, one of the assistants.  He was the only genuinely nice and friendly person that I dealt with.  And he legitimately cared about my dog.Bring your money elsewhere, there have got to be far better vet clinics in TO. Read Less

Best Ferret Vet in TO, what a fantastic place for ferret owners. Very few vets in Toronto will treat ferrets and actually know what they're doing I have four females and totally love this clinic, every time we visits I get a great service and no non sense info to help me keep my sweeties happy and healthy. They're price is cheap compare to other clinics. Ferret lovers should definably adopt this them. Very, very happy costumer =] Read Less

Loved reception....Loved the Doc! Lots of good info, treated well. Waiting benches are hard to sit on and there could be some pee pads for puppies! Abi was very well taken care of and I was well informed of a few things that I didn't think about, when I thought I did. Very good place for all animals...very caring, thorough and informative. They ensure good loving parenting too! WONDERFUL PLACE! Read Less