Welcome to West Toronto Veterinary Surgery, specializing in the treatment of complex surgical conditions of companion animals. The practice is operated by Dr. Craig Miller. With over twenty-five years in the field, Dr. Miller brings a balance of experience and expertise to the diagnosis and treatment of your pet’s problem.
If you’re viewing this site you are likely a pet owner whose animal requires complicated surgical treatment or a veterinarian researching referral options for your highly valued client. Surgery is a complex endeavor and due diligence is required before selecting the surgical referral option that is the best fit for you and your animal.
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The Hospital
Our modern facility is fully equipped with the latest in surgical and anesthetic resources.
Examination Room
Clean and comfortable examination rooms.
Kennel Run
Runs provide ample space for larger hospitalized patients.
Top-line Surgical Equipment
The latest in surgical and monitoring equipment.
Examination Room
Both you and your pet will feel comfortable in our clean examination rooms.
The hospital is a 4000 square foot facility that incorporates an efficiency of design and aesthetics that promotes exceptional attention to cleanliness and asepsis but does not compromise patient or owner comfort.
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Our Staff
Patients are monitored 24 hours/ day by licensed veterinarians and highly qualified technicians.
Dr. Craig Miller, DVM, MVSc, Diplomate American College of Veterinary Surgeons
Dr. Craig Miller received his DVM degree from Colorado State University. He practiced for several years in a two man small animal general practice in Eugene, Oregon before deciding to specialize in small animal surgery. He completed a 3 year surgical residency and Master’s degree at the University of Saskatchewan. His Masters thesis was a pioneering project in arthroscopy of the canine stifle (knee). He was also the first to perform a clinical free tissue transfer by microvascular anastomosis in a dog and the first “Slocum” pelvic osteotomy for hip dysplasia in Canada.
Dr. Kim Beaulieu, BSc, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate American College of Anesthesiologists
Dr. Beaulieu graduated Magna cum Laude from McGill University, Montreal, Quebec with a Bachelor of Science in 1996 followed by a DVM degree from Université de Montréal, Quebec in 2000.
Christina Tataryn, BSc, Registered Veterinary Technician
Graduating in 2007 from Georgian College, Christina achieved her Registered status and became a RVT. Shortly after graduation, she started working for the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) while finishing her Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) Degree at Guelph University in 2010.
Jessica Joncas, Animal Care Attendant (ACA)
Jessica Joncas graduated from Sheridan College in 2011 with honours. She has utilized her skills by volunteering her time at the Scugog Animal Clinic, along with the Whitby Humane Society.
You can use this site to learn more about Dr. Miller’s extensive experience and credentials. You will be introduced to his staff: the people dedicated to keeping your pet as safe and comfortable as possible during this stressful period.
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Surgical Procedures
The most common surgical procedures
Preoperative TPLO surgery
Postoperative TPLO surgery
The most common procedure done at West Toronto Veterinary Surgery.
4 year old German Shepherd with accessory carpal bone fracture
This fracture is most commonly seen in racing greyhounds but is rare in companion dogs.
Price List
This is list is meant as a guideline for primary care veterinarians.
Appointment Booking
Available online appointment dates here.
Appointment Booking
Available online appointment dates here.
