Name: VCA Canada Central Animal Hospital
Address: 106 103 St E, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y8, Canada, CA
Telephone: +1 306-374-5252

VCA Canada Central Animal Hospital is a veterinary care, located at 106 103 St E, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y8, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 306-374-5252, visit their website vcacanada.com for more detailed information.

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106 103 St E, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y8

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Added by Jopie, at 24 October 2016

Monday 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Friday 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Anonymous

17 November 2017

Neat clean courteous service, short waiting time.
Anonymous

14 September 2017

I do not recommend this vet clinic. They were very disrespectful and unwelcoming. I spoke with a vet for a total of 3 minutes. During that time the vet was not gentle with my dog and treated me as if I knew nothing about dogs. I was in the vet clinic for less than 10 minutes and was charged $220. I won't be back.
Anonymous

03 August 2017

Dr. Gibbs is good but some of the tech are needing experience.
Anonymous

27 May 2017

very good hospital. dr. sarah a. figley helped us with complicated travel documents, called to UofS and found for us a vaccine that others Saskatoon's hospitals didn't have. she was very positive, thorough and really willing to help
Anonymous

09 April 2017

Friendly knowledgeable staff. Good treatment of fur babies.
Anonymous

29 March 2017

Amazing staff! Have always been wonderful to my cats and brought my new puppy in last week and they were so good to him and so helpful and respectful towards us! I highly recommend them to anyone!
Anonymous

14 March 2017

In over 2 years at this clinic, my rescue dog, who had bad teeth upon adoption, did not once receive a full dental work up. After seeking a second opinion, we have discovered numerous dental issues, most of which could have prevented if we had been properly informed. Extremely disappointed in the low level of care and customer service at this clinic.
Anonymous

08 February 2017

Great staff! Everyone was friendly and helpful and clearly loves animals. Dr. Gibbs is very knowledgeable and easy going. He is approachable and it is very easy to ask him questions.
Anonymous

31 October 2016

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Long story short they screwed up royally and now my cat is puking up worms.

I recently adopted a cat from the shelter, a couple days after adoption I took her to central animal hospital for a check up and to receive her remaining shots/doses, etc. She told me everything was fine and all the cat needed was a rabies shot. I'd had my kitty for a couple of days now and I'd noticed a lot of gunk in her ear (leftovers from a completed mite treatment). I had to specifically ask the vet to clean her ears otherwise she wouldn't have done it. They charged me $40 for the ear swab alone.

Now, a couple of months later my cat is puking up round worms the poor thing. I called the shelter to ask if they deworm their cats. They told me yes, it's one of the first things they do. Looking at my cats medical history from the shelter I can see that they did in fact administer Ivomec. but she was due for a second does around the same time I took my cat the vet. I called the vet and spoke to them and after getting in touch with the manager was very upset.

To begin the receptionist came up with multiple ways to pass the blame before finally passing the issue on to a manager. The manager then tried to avoid talking to me saying she was too busy and that she would call me in a couple of days. I had to remind the receptionist and manager multiple times that my cat was puking up worms, and that I could not wait an indefinite number of days for them to get back to me.

After getting on the phone with her I explained the situation and the mistake as calmly and politely as possible. Then the manager tried telling the me that the shelter doesn't de-worm, and my cat probably got if from another cat, or from being outside etc. Except my cat doesn't go outside, is my only cat, doesn't have fleas, etc. I told her that I already called the shelter to ask if they de-wormed my cat, and the manager insisted on arguing with me. Essentially claiming that the shelter had lied to me which I don't believe they had.

All I was asking was that they provide the first dose free of charge to right their own mistake. Instead, the manager refused to take responsibility for her companies mistake and kept blaming everyone else instead. I WILL NEVER TAKE MY CAT THERE AGAIN.