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Meet the Team At Our Markham Animal Hospital

March 11, 2014

If you haven’t been into our Markham animal hospital yet, you haven’t had a chance to meet our amazing team! We’ve carefully chosen people who are passionate about their work and helping animals and their owners. We feel that we’ve hired an incredible group who are dedicated and professional, and we think you’ll agree. Take a minute to visit the Our Healthcare Team page and meet the people you’ll be working with during your visits to our Markham animal hospital.

Our veterinarians love working together to give top-notch care to each patients that visits our clinic. Whether it is preventative care, diagnosing a problem, or providing treatment for a known issue, they are here to answer your questions and help your pet feel better. They are supported by our incredible technicians who are highly skilled in the technical aspects of veterinary care. They help with surgeries, anesthesia, nutritional counseling and more. They couldn’t do it without our veterinary assistants, who work to keep the pets visiting or lodging with us happy and comfortable. And of course you’ll get to interact with our Client Relations team! These women are on the front lines of care in our hospital, greeting patients, helping with billing, scheduling appointments, and loving on your pets.

Read the individual profiles of our team on our website to get to know the staff at our Markham animal hospital better. Don’t forget to read about our boss, Leisel, our office cat who has been living on site since 2003. She’ll be here to great you when you come in for your next visit!

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