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Veterinary Neurology for Dogs & Cats | VCA CVS Ontario

Neurology • Ontario, CA • 1 location in Ontario, CA locations

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Clinic Type

Neurology

Address

Ontario, California (VCA California Veterinary Specialists Ontario)

Phone

909-947-3600

Email

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Opening Hours

7 days a week

Website

https://vcahospitals.com/california-veterinary-specialists-ontario/departments/neurology

Emergency Care

Available

Services Offered

Neurology for dogs and cats
Neurosurgery
MRI/CT imaging
Brain and spinal imaging
Cerebrospinal fluid collection and analysis
Spinal surgery (e.g., dorsal laminectomy, ventral slot surgery, hemilaminectomy)
Electromyography (EMG)
Neuromuscular disease diagnosis and management
Non-surgical spinal cord disease diagnosis and management
Seizure diagnosis and management
Spinal distraction and stabilization
Intensive care
Emergency services
Electrophysiologic examination of nerves and muscles
New patient consultations
Clinical trials information

Technology & Equipment

MRI
CT
ultrasound
radiography
myelography
bone scans
electrophysiology equipment

Team

Ian Wachowiak, DVM, DACVIM — Veterinarian Specialist - Neurology
Stephanie, RVTg, VTS (Anesthesia & Analgesia) — Registered Veterinary Technician Specialist
Marco, RVT — Registered Veterinary Technician

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

English

FAQs

What services are offered by the Veterinary Neurology Department?

Neurology services including brain and spinal imaging, CSF collection and analysis, electrophysiology, neurosurgery, intensive care, and various diagnostic and management options for neurological disorders.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

TrustReviewers.com for VCA California Veterinary Specialists-Ontario: 4.0/5 (211)

Patients praise

Compassionate and kind staff, particularly during end-of-life care
Professional and thorough veterinary care at certain locations
Helpful and attentive service from specific individuals

Common complaints

High costs and perceived overcharging
Perceived lack of empathy or care for animals
Long wait times and accessibility issues in emergency situations
Communication frustrations, including billing and follow-up care

"Took my money then my dog died. Pretty heartless when it comes to treatment. No improvement when I first took her there. Typical business they want to keep the pet there longer."

— TrustReviewers.com

"The staff were all so compassionate and kind. It was not what we expected or wanted to hear but it was our last day with Hero. The vet explained everything in detail and offered different options."

— PetInsuranceReview.com

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

In the News

Patient-Driven Research Advances Canine Epilepsy at U of G - U of G News — Mar 17, 2026
Alta Vista Opens New Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Centre in Ottawa — Oct 6, 2025
Putting ‘HeadsTogether’ to Diagnose Seizures in Dogs – Comparative Epilepsy at OVC — Apr 1, 2026
Innovative Discoveries: Snapshots of Recent OVC Pet Trust-Funded Research - OVC Pet Trust — Oct 8, 2025
Frontiers | Case Report: Cervical internal vertebral venous plexus thrombosis diagnosed using time-of-flight magnetic resonance angiography in a dog — Mar 11, 2026

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.

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