Your local animal clinic in Peterborough, Ontario. We are located in the southwest region of the city across from Fleming College and we are easily accessible from Hwy 115.
Brealey Drive Animal Clinic has served the Peterborough community since 1997. We focus on providing exemplary and individualized veterinary medical care for our patients. Our strategy is to treat our patients as members of the family while interacting with their owners with respect and dignity throughout the lives of their pets. We hope you come visit and meet our exceptional and caring staff. We are sure you will notice out commitment to you and your pet!
Monday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tuesday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wednesday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thursday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday
Closed
October 23, 2024 5:19 pm local time
Dr. Sandra (Sandy) has always had a special bond with animals from a young age - she aspired to become a veterinarian at age 5! She grew up in Toronto and was very lucky to pursue her dream - she attended the University of Guelph where she graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree. She was, then, accepted at the Ontario Veterinary College and graduated with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1999. She was honoured with 2 awards while enrolled in the veterinary program - Animal Welfare and Behaviour award and the Externship award. Dr. Sandy has been involved in veterinary medicine since 1984 - she has worked at various small animal practices as well as at Woodbine Racetrack to gain equine experience while attending school.
Dr. Sandy has worked in the Peterborough area over the past 11 yrs. She recently purchased Brealey Drive Animal Clinic as the next progression in her career. She is very excited to meet all the new pets and people - she strives for excellence in veterinary medicine while providing compassion and kindness for all.
In her spare time, Dr. Smith enjoys spending time with her family while boating on the waterways. She also enjoys walking her 2 dogs, Cowboy and Russell, spending time with her cat, Domino and riding her horse, Maddie.
We would like to Thank Dr. Rose for being with us for the last year and wish her all the best!!
April has worked as a veterinary technician since 1993, and has appreciated honing her skills since. April has been with Brealey Drive Animal Clinic since 2004 and enjoys her job tremendously. She continues to further her knowledge in veterinary medicine through continued education. She has always worked with animals and cannot see herself doing anything else.
Outside of work she enjoys time with her two children, her horses Sissy and Danny Girl, her dogs Nash and Dennis, and cats Miss Mew and Maggie. She enjoys taking Sissy to Mountain trail competitions.
Jesse has been working in the veterinary field since 1998, and builds on it with continued education. She has been around veterinary clinics since she was born, observing and working in her father’s veterinary hospital in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Growing up with a vet for a dad, and being around animals her whole life, it came as a natural choice to make caring for animals a career.
Outside of work, Jesse also enjoys spending time on the family farm with her dog, Hammi, cat Hotdog "Hottie". During the warmer months she loves riding her Appaloosa horses, Gigi and Floyd. As well as participating in Adventure races and 5ks.
Rebecca graduated from St. Lawrence College (2011) with a degree in General Arts and Science (certificate in Veterinary Assistant). She became interested in the field at a young age, growing up on a hobby farm with a variety of animals. In her time at Brealey Drive Animal Clinic she has been keen to learn as much as possible.
She still enjoys spending time on the hobby farm, and spending time with her family, her dog - Edge and her rabbits (Flemish Giants) - Chubby & LuLu.
A full physical assessment is performed on every patient, addressing body condition, neurological status, cardiovascular health, gastrointestinal health, ears, eyes, skin, teeth, and any other concerns you may have.
For new puppies and kittens we recommend 3 monthly vaccinations at 8, 12, and 16 weeks of age, as well as de-worming. As needed from 1 year of age on we advise they come in once a year for an annual check-up and vaccines. Rabies vaccinations are given every 1 to 3 years as deemed necessary as per lifestyle and temperament.
We set up a safe and effective preventative protocol for your pet for fleas, ticks, heartworm, and intestinal parasites, as well as wellness diagnostic panels for early disease detection.
In veterinary medicine, conditions arise that simply cannot be seen or detected on an external assessment. This is why diagnostics are so important. These tools allow us to see beneath the surface to identify, diagnose and treat a number of medical conditions. Veterinary diagnostics include laboratory assessments, as well as more complex diagnostics, such as x-rays, to aid in determining the source your pet’s discomfort and illness.
Brealey Drive Animal Clinic offers a variety of surgical procedures. Surgery is available for most body systems, and when appropriate, we can arrange access to specialists when needed.
Surgery Inclusions
Dental disease is among the most common medical conditions affecting cats and dogs today. If left untreated, dental disease, also called periodontal disease, can contribute to damage of vital organs, including the heart, liver and kidneys. This can be prevented with routine dental veterinary services, as well as instructions in proper oral health hygiene at home.
Our staff is happy to discuss preventative care to ensure your pet has a happy healthy mouth.