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College Street Animal Hospital is a veterinary care, located at 486 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1A4, Canada. They can be contacted via phone at +1 416-642-1444, visit their website www.collegestreetanimalhospital.com for more detailed information.

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486 College St, Toronto, ON M6G 1A4
Added by Jopie, at 20 October 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed

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12 Reviews

  • Michael Tward
    01 December 2017

    Dr. Saram really loves animals. Reasonable prices. High quality of care.

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  • Shezelle Weekes
    27 October 2017

    With all the pets I’ve owned, I’ve never had such an amazing vet! Dr Saram and his staff have been so accommodating. Dr Saram is great with explaining my dogs diagnosis, and I get a feeling like he treats each case with care and understanding. The staff has been great with suggesting new treats, even specially ordering them for my dog who has an allergy. I highly recommend this vet, and although I may be leaving the neighbourhood soon, I will still come back here, it feels like a great extended family for me and my dog! Thanks!!

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  • Leo Trinidad
    10 September 2017

    Dr. Saram really cares about the well being of his patients. He will only recommend something that will truly help your pet, not like other vets that just do it for the money. He will never put your pet through anything that’s unnecessary and potentially harmful. I live in the east but travel all the way to the west just to continue seeing Dr. Saram and his team! I highly recommend.

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  • Johnny Santilly
    08 September 2017

    Dr. Saram's clinic is a friendly, safe spot for our pet to visit when she needs a checkup, shots, or medical care. Every visit we've made has resulted in a happier, healthy cat, and I don't find the bills (or food bills) overly expensive.

    Over the holidays, we went in for annual shots, but some oral care and a scratch on my cat's face needed attention. I left the vet with a checklist of pet care tips and a checkup a week later. Happily, my cat is healthy again, and Dr. Saram didn't charge us for the checkup to see if we made any progress.

    The staff at College Street Animal Hospital are great, and I'm pleased we've chosen them as our vets.

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  • Nico Mira
    06 September 2017

    I love my vet and everyone at College Street Animal Hospital. They are competent, reasonable and compassionate. Their prices are very good and they never suggest a drug or procedure unless it's absolutely necessary. What more can you ask for in a vet clinic?! :)

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  • JKay Ok
    18 August 2017

    Thank you SOOOOO very much to the kind staff that really helped a friend when her dog passed away. We were not able to get her to the hospital before she passed and some staff came directly to her home to carry away her sweet baby. I can't thank you all enough for your loving support at this very sad time. You will also be come my new clinic because of this compassion and care. Thank you!

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  • Laura Buccioni
    29 June 2017

    I've been a client at a number of veterinary clinics across Toronto for about two decades and College Street Animal Hospital is by far my favourite. The friendly doctors (and staff!) take the time to listen and follow-up, they make scheduling appointments very easy, their prices are reasonable, and they're upfront about them and willing to have frank discussions about how to prioritize care within your budget. I refer everyone I know here!

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  • Adam Hutchison
    19 April 2017

    This clinic really cares about your pet. Our cat had a skin issue that other vets in Toronto could not diagnose, and they effectively told us there was nothing that could be done for our cat.

    Then we visited College Street Animal Hospital.

    Dr. Saram was immediately able to diagnose and treat our cat. He really cares about the animal he is tending to, and even more importantly, the animals respond to him. Dr. Saram has a gift for handling them.

    I have described him as a 'cat whisperer.'

    HIGHLY recommend this clinic.

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  • Tyler Mather
    31 March 2017

    Dr. Saram and his team are simply amazing. They go above and beyond in all that they do. I took my dog to Dr. Saram because she had a sack of fluid that was developing under the skin in her neck. I had taken her to other vets for the same problem. Needless to say, it was only worth going to College St Animal Hospital. Not only did I get the best rate for my dog, but she got the best care. The surgery was a complete success. I cannot speak highly enough of Dr. Saram and his staff. If you want to get the best care possible at the best price and the compassion your pet deserves, College St Animal Hospital is the only place to go.

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  • Reg Hartt
    26 March 2017

    My cat was taken to THE COLLEGE STREET ANIMAL HOSPITAL by a stranger who wanted to keep him in November 2016. He vanished for eight days. I posted flyers. I got a call from THE COLLEGE STREET ANIMAL HOSPITAL saying they had him. The person who took him in had ordered tests. It cost me just under $500 to get my cat back. According to those tests my cat was in fine health. What that means is that my cat was in fine health when he went in. In February 2017 I took my cat back to THE COLLEGE STREET ANIMAL HOSPITAL as he had lost weight. I was given medication I was told he would like. He didn't. Staff later admitted cats hate the stuff (Panacur). I have no problem with that. I have a problem with being mislead. I also was given Zenequin. He was dehydrated. I had to give him Lactated Ringer's Solution twice a week. Tuesday, March 14, 2017 I took my cat back. I was told to put him down. Fluid had gotten into his abdomen. I said I would but not then. My cat died in my arms the next day. Had I been told of the possibility of fluid in the abdomen and the danger it brings I would have been on the watch for it. My cat was healthy BEFORE he was taken to the College Street Animal Hospital. My two other cats are fine. I had my cat from his birth. I am deeply feeling his loss. I am feeling it more deeply than I have ever felt a loss even of a person. In the end I have only myself to blame. I should have taken him to my original vet. I should have replaced his collar when he tore it off. I should have done a lot of things. I should not have taken him to THE COLLEGE STREET ANIMAL HOSPITAL. Got a call from Dr. Saroyan yesterday. He said, "How are you?" I said, "Not very well." He said, "You gave me a bad review." I said, "My cat is dead." Then I hung up. My cat was in fine health when he was given those tests. He was not after I brought him home. I did not let him out again. Whatever killed him came from THE COLLEGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL. My other two cats are fine.

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  • Kayla B
    31 January 2017

    The most amazing and caring staff! I recommend college Street to everyone that i know looking for a veterinarian that they can trust. Plus the fees/pricing is beyond reasonable.

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  • Makyla Jabour
    27 October 2016

    Dr. Saram is by far the best vet I have come across in Toronto. His prices are very reasonable and he is extremely professional and takes the time to explain any details I need regarding pet care/medications and all else. I have since moved to the other side of the city but I refuse to switch Animal Hospitals! His staff is absolutely wonderful as well. I have and continue to recommend him to all of my fellow pet owners in the downtown core!

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