Dr. Jasvir Salhan

Veterinarian

Dr. Salhan graduated from Veterinary College in India in 1998. He started his career as Veterinary officer with the Indian Military Farm. He worked with Military dogs and cross bred cows for five years. Dr. Salhan worked as a research technician in Cancog Technologies Inc. (Fergus) before getting his License. He attended Ontario Veterinary College, for Veterinary Skills Training and Enhancement program (VSTEP) in 2008. He has worked in clinics such as - North Town Veterinary Hospital (Brampton), Kingston Road Animal Hospital, Toronto South Veterinary Emergency Clinic and Cat Hospital of Mississauga. He has special interests in dentistry, emergency medicine, neurology and surgery. He enjoys his spare time with his wife Sundeep and his 2 sons Amrit and Shabad.

Aimee

Registered Veterinary Technician

Ever since I was young, my family and I knew I’d be working with animals in some way. Combined with my interest in health sciences, becoming an RVT was a perfect fit for me. I started at Guelph Street Animal Hospital as a part-time ACA in December 2020 while I attended Sheridan College to get my diploma. I graduated from Sheridan in spring 2022 and ever since then I’ve been working full-time here. One of the most rewarding things about working as an RVT is seeing and hearing the difference in our patient’s behaviour after they’ve been treated. I look forward to getting to meet everyone and their fur-babies!

Navgeet

Veterinary Technician

I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Veterinary Medicine from Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, India in 2017. Later, I did advanced clinical training in Veterinary Gynecology and Obstetrics at the same University while simultaneously doing mixed animal practice for two years before moving to Canada in 2019. In Canada, I completed my Master of Science degree in Clinical Sciences and Theriogenology from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan in 2021. Presently, I am working as a Veterinary Technician at Guelph Street Animal Hospital and preparing for the equivalency exams to get my license from Canadian Veterinary Medical Association for practicing Veterinary Medicine.

Tonia

Veterinary Assistant

Hello! I started working at Guelph Street Animal Hospital in February 2019. I have always had a passion for all animals and intend to carry that into my future studies. I will be attending the University of Guelph in fall 2019 for an undergraduate degree in Animal Biology. Where after, I will be attending OVC and practicing Veterinary Medicine. In my free time I enjoy long walks with my dog Max and spending time with my cat Bella. I look forward to meeting you!

Linsee

Receptionist/Veterinary Assistant

I came to Dr.Salhan when my cat Bosco needed surgery in 2020 and was so impressed with him as well as the staff I became a lifelong client and now I have joined the team as of October 2022. I bring a background in marketing and office management and my goal is ensure that our clients and their pets have the best experience possible. Please let me know if you have any questions or thoughts about how we can make your visits better!

Gurleen

Veterinary Assistant

Hello, I started working at Guelph Street Animal Hospital in January 2022! I have always wanted to work abroad with wildlife, and I intend to make that dream come true by attending OVC to become a DVM. Currently, I am a third-year Health Sciences Student at Wilfrid Laurier University. During my time off, I enjoy going on adventures with my dog Max. I look forward to creating a compassionate and stress-free environment for your pets!

Lucy

Clinic Cat

Hello my name is Lucy and Guelph Street Animal Hospital became my new home in April 2020. I am a bit of an introvert and prefer to spend most of my time in my cat house in the back. Most days I am taste testing food to make sure it passes quality assurance or supervising surgeries. The next time you are in please ask one of the staff to come get me so that I am able to say hello.

Buddy

(9-20-10 to 11-9-22)

Buddy will be dearly missed and never forgotten by staff and clients of Guelph Street Animal Hospital. From the moment Buddy arrived he was a key part of the clinic, from greeting clients, to begging for treats/attention, he never failed to bring a smile to everyone’s face. If love could have kept him here, he would have lived forever. His memory will forever live on in our hearts.