I took my cat on Thursday, Feb.05, 2026 because she was not urinating and left her there most of…read morethe day so they could get urine and blood samples. The samples were to be sent somewhere and I was told by Dr. Jafari that I would get the results the next day. I waited until 2.00 p.m. and phoned to see if results were in but Dr. Jafari was not there and I was told by reception that Dr. Lleri was not comfortable "interfering" in Dr. Jafari's cases. I was told by reception that there was something showing in the urine test results and Dr. Jafari would call me on Monday. That meant three days at least that my cat was still unable to urinate. I hung up and called another clinic who have agreed to see me and my cat on Saturday since the inability to urinate is an emergency. Do not ever go to Kingston Veterinary Clinic.

The Kingston Veterinary Clinic misdiagnosed our dog twice. Year 2022, our dog lost a lot of…read moreweight, we could feel her spine through her skin. We thought it was cancer. We paid the Kingston Veterinary Clinic hundreds of dollars for diagnoses. The Kingston Veterinary Clinic to x-rays and performed blood tests. We were told that our dog's white blood cell count was high because "she is an old dog." The Kingston Veterinary Clinic told us that our dog did not have cancer: "no cancer." May 2023, our dog was making strange breathing noises. We paid the Kingston Veterinary Clinic hundreds of dollars for diagnoses. The Kingston Veterinary Clinic told us that our dog's breathing was normal. May 2023, a week later we take our dog to Ohio. The American clinic told us that our dog has a tumor in her abdomen and that she has abnormal breathing due to the Laryngeal Paralysis disease. We return to Canada. Dr. Llera pushes Librela on us. We phone our American vet: the Laryngeal Paralysis disease causes hind leg weakness, the Librela will do nothing to improve our dog's mobility. Conclusion: the Kingston Veterinary Clinic is bad.

My two senior (11 1/2 yr brother and sister) Shih Tzus love going to see Ilona at Shake a Paw. They…read morego in looking like harry little monsters and come out looking like two well groomed Shih Tzus. Shake a Paw is an owner operated salon. Ilona has multiple years experience with all breeds. She has a clean, well equipped salon and is very reasonably priced. I would recommend anyone to give her a call.

What a great job she did on my 18 month old golden retriever. She cleaned out her old winter…read moreundercoat bathed her, cut her nails and nicely styled her fur. She is one happy girl and I am one happy dog dad.

I am very impressed with doctor Robertson and the vet techs with Stella and with all the info on…read moreher condition great job

I brought my dogs here and was upsold on products I did not need (expensive toothbrushes and…read morepaste). Returned months later with a very ill dog and was advised it would take $2,000 to conduct tests. They were nice enough to sell me $350 worth of ineffective medication. My dog soon died and I informed them of this. I was surprised to receive an email from them the following day asking me to review their service. It informed me that my pet's health is their primary concern and concluded by saying something to the effect of "have a nice day and we look forward to seeing you and your pet soon". This appears to be a very cold, disorganized clinic.