Business Hours
Monday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Friday 7:30am - 7:00pm
Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Accepted Payments
cash, visa, mastercard
Languages
English
Year Established
1956
Listed In: Animal Hospitals & Veterinarians
At our Scarborough animal hospital your pets will receive veterinary care using current methods and equipment. Our animal clinic staff includes highly skilled vets, veterinary technicians, receptionists, veterinary assistants, and animal care attendants.

By Auburn Turkey on June 7, 2016 Verified by Guest
it seems every couple of years all the vets up and leave. it has happened again.
is something wrong with the organization.
ones pet can live along time. mine has had many vets over 5-6

By purelife1 on May 7, 2010 Verified by Email
The vet that we used to like left and was replaced by someone else that i wasn't to fond of. And their prices seem to be really high.

By Cadet Carp on August 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
I took my new little puppy to McLean's and as a new dog owner had a fantastic experience. Our first visit was so comforting to both myself and most importantly my new little friend. The Vet was very helpful and very knowledgeable. From our first steps into the front door we both felt at ease and special. I would like to let everyone know this vet clinic is absolutly wonderful. Thank you to all of the staff for making our 1st experince an unforgetable one. xoxo

By houndygirl on March 19, 2009 Verified by Email
Didn't have to wait long and happy with the care.

By Auburn Collie on March 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
I am very happy with their care.
Vet's are often caught between a person's love of their animal
and THEIR (the Vet) need to pay bills. A mix of economics and a passion for 'critters". McLeans does it well-better than most.

By Mike Robinson on July 22, 2007 Verified by Email
I love this place. I suppose most vets are the same... they get to know your pet and develop a relationship with it, so sure enough they develop a relationship with a member of your family, because thats what pets are.
McLeans looks after dog. I can call and get an appointment in about 30 seconds flat and they refer to my dog by first name and last name. Love it.
Friendly staff and friendly service.
By McLean Animal Hospital
but glad to hear at least some make a connection with the animal. my dog is scared shitless even walking into the doors cuz she knows something unpleasant is coming .. and after that i am scared shitless to look at the bill!!! sigh .. i should have been a vet ;-)
By McLean Animal Hospital
You know Lutz, I actually questioned the vet on the high prices at vet clinics and found out something I dod not know. It actually takes MORE education to become a vet than it does to become a dentist. Almost the same as a medical doctor for humans. When I thought about it, it made sense. I know, "my vet looks after my dog...", but you could take your pig, your cow, your kangaroo, your bearded dragon, your beloved goldfish in there, and the vet knows what to do. But I do think they should charge way less for spaying and neutering. ALl vets should do this at COST. It should be law.

By Auburn Turkey on June 7, 2016 Verified by Guest
it seems every couple of years all the vets up and leave. it has happened again.
is something wrong with the organization.
ones pet can live along time. mine has had many vets over 5-6

By purelife1 on May 7, 2010 Verified by Email
The vet that we used to like left and was replaced by someone else that i wasn't to fond of. And their prices seem to be really high.

By Cadet Carp on August 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
I took my new little puppy to McLean's and as a new dog owner had a fantastic experience. Our first visit was so comforting to both myself and most importantly my new little friend. The Vet was very helpful and very knowledgeable. From our first steps into the front door we both felt at ease and special. I would like to let everyone know this vet clinic is absolutly wonderful. Thank you to all of the staff for making our 1st experince an unforgetable one. xoxo

By houndygirl on March 19, 2009 Verified by Email
Didn't have to wait long and happy with the care.

By Auburn Collie on March 19, 2009 Verified by Guest
I am very happy with their care.
Vet's are often caught between a person's love of their animal
and THEIR (the Vet) need to pay bills. A mix of economics and a passion for 'critters". McLeans does it well-better than most.

By Mike Robinson on July 22, 2007 Verified by Email
I love this place. I suppose most vets are the same... they get to know your pet and develop a relationship with it, so sure enough they develop a relationship with a member of your family, because thats what pets are.
McLeans looks after dog. I can call and get an appointment in about 30 seconds flat and they refer to my dog by first name and last name. Love it.
Friendly staff and friendly service.
By McLean Animal Hospital
but glad to hear at least some make a connection with the animal. my dog is scared shitless even walking into the doors cuz she knows something unpleasant is coming .. and after that i am scared shitless to look at the bill!!! sigh .. i should have been a vet ;-)
By McLean Animal Hospital
You know Lutz, I actually questioned the vet on the high prices at vet clinics and found out something I dod not know. It actually takes MORE education to become a vet than it does to become a dentist. Almost the same as a medical doctor for humans. When I thought about it, it made sense. I know, "my vet looks after my dog...", but you could take your pig, your cow, your kangaroo, your bearded dragon, your beloved goldfish in there, and the vet knows what to do. But I do think they should charge way less for spaying and neutering. ALl vets should do this at COST. It should be law.