We are a team committed not only to helping pets, but also to excellent client service, education and communication. Our staff members are special pet lovers who have also received formal training.
Choosing the right veterinary clinic is an important decision. We can assure you that your pet is in good hands.
Dr. Baraliya's love of pets started at a very young age when he knew he wanted to become a veterinarian. He grew up in a pet loving family; he and his brother always shared the responsibility of being pet owners. Many years later in 1996, he graduated with his veterinary degree and has been helping to heal his furry friends ever since. His favorite part of the job is being an "advocate for the creatures that cannot speak for themselves." Dr. Baraliya has a special interest in preventive medicine, pain relief management, and surgery. He has a special interest in keeping up with new developments in the field of veterinary medicine. Dr. Baraliya enjoys watching soccer, cricket, hockey and spending quality time with his family and his dog Hunter.
Olivia started with us in January 2020 as a co-op student from Seneca College. She officially joined the team at Eagles Landing in May of 2020, shortly after which she passed the Veterinary Technician National Exam. While at Eagles Landing, Olivia has simultaneously worked at other clinics, including animal emergency hospitals, which have led her to develop a keen interest in anesthesia and emergency critical care. When Olivia is not working, you can find her spending time with her dog Astro.
At a young age, Alessia always knew that she wanted to work in the veterinary field. She completed her Honours Bachelors of Science at the University of Toronto in June 2020, and graduated from Seneca College's Veterinary Technician program in April 2022. As well, she has volunteered with the Toronto Wildlife Centre in the squirrel/chipmunk nursery, and has worked as a client care representative/vet assistant at a clinic in downtown Toronto. In school, Alessia has shown an interest in nutrition, surgery, and animal behavior. She has two pets at home - a troublesome Yorkshire Terrier named Dobby, and a rescued Maltipoo named Chloe. As she continues in her career, she hopes to work in shelter medicine to help those animals who have not yet received the love and care they most certainly deserve
Sarah has been a great addition to the team since January 2024. She attended Seneca College and received her Veterinary Assistant certification in 2022. Since then, she has been working in small animal clinics assisting alongside the veterinarian and veterinary technician team. She has a passion for ensuring the comfort and safety of your furry friends. When she is not at the clinic, Sarah extends her passion for animals through her mobile pet grooming service. She specializes in senior dogs that require extra love and care.
Alyssa's initial interest in veterinary medicine came about after attending her dog's first vet appointment! She graduated from Seneca College's Veterinary Assistant program and officially joined our team after completing a co-op position in 2024. She has since gained a wealth of knowledge in the veterinary field and has come to enjoy working with and building relationships with our clients and the pets they care for. Outside of work, Alyssa spends her free time with her family and her dog, Luna.
Pumpkin is the big brother clinic cat. We rescued Pumpkin back in December of 2014 from the North Toronto Cat Rescue. Since then, he has become part of our clinic family. You can find him greeting you at the front of our clinic. Pumpkin loves attention, particularly from children, however if you bring a dog to the clinic, you may not see him at all. He has a unique, scratchy-sounding meow which will definitely get your attention when he would like it.
Oliver came to us as an orphan in September of 2016 at only 2 days old. Unfortunately, Oliver needed surgery to correct an open area on his abdomen and Dr B came to his rescue the very next day. After that, the team became his surrogate mother by bottle feeding, cleaning and ensuring his health improved over the next few months. Now Oliver can be seen running about the office getting into as much trouble as he can. If you are lucky to spot him, he loves to sit on your shoulders for some cuddles.
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