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The Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hosptial (TVEH) TVEH opened its doors Oct 5, 2009.
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We are a full-service, multi-disciplinary 24/7 small animal emergency & referral hospital. We offer referrals in Cardiology, Oncology, Critical Care, Diagnostic Imaging, Internal Medicine, Neurology & Surgery

Offering on-site CT and MRI and specialists that are on-call 24-hours makes TVEH stand out from other ER/Referral hospitals in the GTA.

11/07/2025

Going to the vet makes Athena nervous, as it does for so many patients. So, when Athena was diagnosed with lymphoma, her family had to consider how regularly Athena would be going to the hospital. The nursing staff in oncology did an amazing job of gaining Athena’s trust, but one trick that helped was Athena brought a friend to each one of her treatments (see pictures)! It worked, and together they got through treatment and got to celebrate with her family by ringing the bell in complete remission! Congratulations Athena!!

09/14/2025

Hans is a sweet, gentle and well-mannered Manchester Terrier! Diagnosed with lymphoma, Hans endured 6 months of chemotherapy with nary a side effect! He quickly entered a complete remission where he remains today! Hans got to celebrate this achievement by ringing the bell with his dad! A huge congratulations to Hans and his family!!

09/05/2025

Indy was diagnosed with the most common form of bone cancer affecting dogs, osteosarcoma. But where osteosarcoma most commonly affects the leg, Indy’s affected his jawbone. Indy’s cancer necessitates both surgery (removing a segment of his jawbone) and chemotherapy. After all of that, Indy celebrated with his family by ringing the bell with the news that his cancer was still in complete remission! Way to go Indy!!

09/02/2025

Roy was very sick when he first presented to TVEH. In fact, he spent several days in the ICU while doctors tried to figure out what was wrong with him. Ultimately, Roy was diagnosed with a form of lymphoma affecting his liver and spleen. Roy’s family wasted no time starting treatment! First Roy got to leave the ICU and returned home; the next time he stepped foot into TVEH he was the bouncy puppy his family remembered! Over the next 6 months, Roy continued chemotherapy and never lost his bounce! Here is Roy getting to ring the bell with his dad having completed chemotherapy and still being in remission! Congratulations to Roy and his family!!

08/21/2025

Way to go Major !!! Huge thank you to Ned’s Wish for always helping fund our retired police K9’s!!

08/02/2025

Meet Gracie! This gentle and shy girl was diagnosed with multicentric lymphoma. Her family wasted no time getting her therapy started! True to her name, she graced us week after week with bravery and courage. Gracie quickly entered complete remission to which she remains today! We couldn’t be happier for Gracie and her family!

06/06/2025

Meet Odie! This handsome Potcake came to the TVEH oncology service after having multiple mast cell tumours surgically removed by his family veterinarian. One of those tumours necessitated chemotherapy. Odie put on his bravest face and got down to business! Three months later, Odie is done treatment and is in complete remission! To celebrate, Odie and his mom rang the bell together! Congratulations Odie!!

03/23/2025

This is Sid! This sweet girl was diagnosed with multicentric lymphoma before meeting with the TVEH oncology service. Sid underwent 6 months of intensive chemotherapy, quickly entered remission, and hasn’t looked back! Way to go Sid! Cheers!!

03/22/2025

Milo is a big personality packaged in a small dog! Diagnosed with lymphoma localized to his re**um, Milo sailed through 6 months of chemotherapy with little to no adverse effects. Dogs with this form of lymphoma necessitate aggressive treatment but can experience prolonged survivals. Milo quickly entered a remission which is where he stands today! He’s even had one recheck appointment since graduating! A huge congratulations to Milo and his family!

02/08/2025

A common side effect of chemotherapy in people is hair loss. A common question we get is, will my dog or cat lose their hair with chemotherapy. While there are some exceptions, most dogs and cats do not lose their hair. That deserved a sigh of relief for Marco, because look at those lashes! This handsome guy was diagnosed with a mast cell tumour that necessitated chemotherapy in its treatment. Marco sailed through treatment and was determined to remain in complete remission following treatment! Congratulations to Marco and his family!

01/30/2025

Meet Lola! This sweet and brave girl was diagnosed with a form of mast cell tumour that necessitated chemotherapy following surgery. Lola’s resilience was inspiring and the love and loyalty from her family was palpable. Here she is ringing the bell in celebration with her family following treatment! Congratulations Lola!

01/07/2025

Meet Rocky! Diagnosed with a primary bone tumour (osteosarcoma), Rocky’s treatment necessitated both surgical amputation of his left hindlimb and chemotherapy. Rocky’s family was with him every step of the way. The best part was celebrating as a family following Rocky’s last dose of chemotherapy with the news that his cancer remains in remission! Rocky’s family even prepared a sign to help celebrate Rocky’s ringing of the bell! Congratulations to Rocky and his family!

Address

21 Rolark Drive
Toronto, ON
M1R3B1

Telephone

+1 416-247-8387

Website

http://www.tveh.ca/

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