We treat your pets like our pets, and our pets are family we love spending time with!
What We Do
Caretaking Since 1977
And still calling all of them friends. Come in for a tour and see why 11 out of 10 pets recommend Borderview.
For After Hours emergencies, please contact the Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 905 – 641-3185.
During this difficult time with COVID 19, we are open to provide regular appointments as well as urgent care. We are working hard dispensing food & medications to our pets. We take the safety of our patients and our staff seriously. Our primary goals are to continue providing care to our patients to the best of our ability while keeping everyone safe. Currently, our doors are still locked to keep traffic in our waiting room to a minimum. Please call us when you arrive and our staff will escort you into the building along with your pet(s). Masking is optional. Follow us on Facebook for updates on procedures. Stay safe!
1104 Thompson Rd
Fort Erie, ON
L2A 6A8
- Monday
- 8:30am—6:00pm
- Tuesday
- 8:30am—6:00pm
- Wednesday
- 8:30am—12:30pm
- Thursday
- 8:30am—6:00pm
- Friday
- 8:30am—6:00pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
We are closed on statutory holidays
Featured Service
Dentistry
Dental and oral health is an important part of overall good health. A special area of the hospital is dedicated to performing dental procedures with our patients under general anesthesia and they are monitored exactly the same as if they were undergoing a major surgery.
Read more
Featured Staff Pets
Apple and Dandelion
Apple and Dandelion are a type of chicken know as a Silkie. They came from a farm in Port Colborne where they were hatched out when they were just a few days old. They live on a farm with Stephanie and her family with many other types of chickens in their hen house. Both of them are female chickens, known as hens and are about a year old. Apple, the darker one, was named by Stephanie’s youngest son and is a Patridge Silkie. Dandelion, the white hen, was named by Rosemary and is a white Silkie. They are known for their fluffy feathers, especially around their feet and head. They lay small eggs every few days and are both very sweet chickens.