City of Scarborough Amherst Vet Clinic 416 261 3322 City of Pickering Dr. Janet Sawyer Millennium City Veterinary Hospital Tel: (905) 420-9555 Fax: (905) 420-5799 City of Kingston Dr. Gay Chamberlain Beardall Animal Hospital 613-544-6336 |
| Dr. Stevano 905-857-3711 www.infovet.ca/boltonvet Emergency after hours call: Emergency Number: 905-495-9907 City of Toronto Links Reptile Vet 416-223-1165 www.thelinksroadanimalclinic.com For Emergencies after hours call: The Veterinary Emergency Clinic - North 416-226-3663 The Veterinary Emergency Clinic - South 416-920-2002 |
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In my experiences trying to call a veterinarian clinic can be frustrating at times. Most vets are booked on a constant basis.
To expedite your needs make an appointment for either a consultation or examination. During this scheduled visit bring a
fresh fecal sample for the veterinarian and yourself to discuss....
You don't want to go for your appointment only to be told come back another day with a stool sample because they may
require it to analyze for parasites, worms or flagellates. Save yourself the time and money and go prepared.
You can collect a stool sample in a clean 35mm film canister or an empty pill bottle. Sanitize these containers as best as
you can and dry it thoroughly. After you have collected your stool sample put a label on it with your reptile's name,
approximate date of birth, date of collection, species, sex of your reptile and your name and contact information.
Analyzation usually takes about 3 days. Ask your vet if they only call you with results if something is found or if they call
you regardless.
To expedite your needs make an appointment for either a consultation or examination. During this scheduled visit bring a
fresh fecal sample for the veterinarian and yourself to discuss....
You don't want to go for your appointment only to be told come back another day with a stool sample because they may
require it to analyze for parasites, worms or flagellates. Save yourself the time and money and go prepared.
You can collect a stool sample in a clean 35mm film canister or an empty pill bottle. Sanitize these containers as best as
you can and dry it thoroughly. After you have collected your stool sample put a label on it with your reptile's name,
approximate date of birth, date of collection, species, sex of your reptile and your name and contact information.
Analyzation usually takes about 3 days. Ask your vet if they only call you with results if something is found or if they call
you regardless.
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| WEST City of Guelph Dr. Taylor, Dr. Kramer (intern) 519 823-8830 Dr. Allison Daub Campus Estates Animal Hospital 519-837-1212 City of Kitchener Dr. Jan P. Osuch Heritage Veterinary Hospital 519-743-9924 |
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