Sabharwal Pet Clinic

It's just a small spot here near the Community Centre. We've been at No. 168 for a while now. People bring their dogs and cats in when they aren't feeling right or just need a checkup. The Housing Board Colony is a quiet enough area, and we like being part of it. Sometimes it gets a bit busy in the mornings, especially on weekends when everyone is off work. We try to keep things simple. There isn't a fancy waiting room with big TV screens or anything like that. Just some chairs and a desk where we keep the files. Most of our neighbors know where we are. If you see the Community Centre, you're pretty much there. We deal with all sorts of stuff, from basic shots to when a pet eats something they shouldn't have. It can be noisy with the barking, but that is just how it goes at a pet clinic. We don't have a huge staff, usually just a couple of us here to help out. We know most of the animals by name after they've visited a few times. It’s a practical setup. Nothing flashy. We just focus on getting the animals seen and making sure they're okay before they go back home. The floor is easy to clean, which is good because accidents happen. We just keep going day by day, looking after the local pets and chatting with the owners in the neighborhood.