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IMPORTANT NOTICE

SPECIALTY SERVICES & 24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICES OPERATING OUT OF NORTH CLINIC Call (416) 226-3663

Dear Clients - Due to an electrical fire caused by a water main break the building at 920 Yonge St housing the South Clinic facility has been shut down temporarily. We are working to secure access to the space.

For emergencies our North Clinic facility (280 Sheppard Ave E) is open and fully staffed during this time. Specialty services are operational out of the North clinic site, to schedule appointments call 416-226-3663.

Check back here for updates.

The VEC

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

SPECIALTY SERVICES & 24/7 EMERGENCY SERVICES OPERATING OUT OF NORTH CLINIC Call (416) 226-3663

Dear Clients - Due to an electrical fire caused by a water main break the building at 920 Yonge St housing the South Clinic facility has been shut down temporarily. We are working to secure access to the space.

For emergencies our North Clinic facility (280 Sheppard Ave E) is open and fully staffed during this time. Specialty services are operational out of the North clinic site, to schedule appointments call 416-226-3663.

Check back here for updates.

The VEC

The Veterinary Emergency Clinic and Referral Center is an emergency and specialty care provider - providing service when primary care veterinarians cannot.

Our Mission: To provide excellence in patient care as an extension of the region’s primary veterinary care practices through emergency, critical care and specialty services.

The Veterinary Emergency Clinic is an emergency and specialty care provider committed to providing service when your primary care veterinarian cannot.

The VEC Toronto provides services from two hospital locations, including one in the heart of downtown Toronto which provides emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.

Specialty services, provided by specialists in Internal Medicine, Oncology, Surgery, Cardiology, Neurology/Neurosurgery, Dentistry, Dermatology/Allergy, Ophthalmology, Critical Care and Anesthesia, are available by referral.

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