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Kingston Veterinary Clinic

Kingston Veterinary Clinic

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3.8 Google Review
435 Division St, Kingston, Ontario, K7K 4A8, Canada
(613) 542-7337 www.kingstonvetclinic.com
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Jun 16, 2018
This is the only vet in Kingston (that I could find) who refuses to declaw cats. I no longer go there because their rates for normal exams and treatments are too high. They also had my cats on a Science Diet kibble with no canned food for over a year.) My current vet recommended a much healthier kibble and started my cats back on tinned food also.

Jun 16, 2018
Hairy and Minnie aren't thrilled to go to the veterinarian but, Dr. Ryan is always so great. He has sound advice and acts as if your pet is his pet. Dr. Ryan all the way!

Jun 21, 2018
I think that they have food service but it's kind of worrisome. The first time I brought my furless baby into here and got her one year shots. We went home and noticed a bump/bubble kind of like a goose egg size a human would get on your head but not hard. And come to find out that can be from doing too large of a dosage of medicine. I haven't heard anything good or bad about this place, just my experience.. I also took a cat in at one point for deworming and whatnot but they decided to wait a couple hours after dropping her off and call me to come back later when they haven't even done it yet and did all the shots when I got there around 6pm then left with my baby. Just an interesting place I don't think they have strict standards...? I don't know though.

Jun 8, 2018
Great vet! Never had a single issue with them and they are great with my pets

Apr 23, 2018
Very poor service, took my cat in just for Rabbi and worm shot, the vet took my cat out of the room gave her the shots plus another, examined her, all at the very low cost of $178.00. They just do what ever they want there, then bill you for it.

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Opening Hours

Mon:8 am - 8 pm
Tue:8 am - 8 pm
Wed:8 am - 8 pm
Thu:8 am - 8 pm
Fri:8 am - 6 pm
Sat:8 am - 2 pm