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Services We Offer

Our Community Veterinarian Program (CVP) reduces barriers to essential veterinary care for residents across Durham Region who face mobility, disability, and financial challenges. CVP is a not‑for‑profit, volunteer‑supported program.
How Care Is Delivered (Delivery Model)
Two pillars of care:
  1. Mobile Home‑Based Care (by referral)
    Our veterinary teams travel to eligible clients’ homes when mobility or disability limits access to a traditional clinic. Services may include examinations, basic diagnostics within scope, treatment plans, and prescribing/dispensing where appropriate.
  2. Community Health Clinics
    Pop‑up wellness days and public‑health style clinics delivered with municipal and health partners. Typical offerings include reduced‑cost rabies vaccination, microchipping, wellness exams, basic treatments, and prescriptions as indicated.
Clinical pathways:
Following referral and assessment, care may be provided through a home visit, a community clinic appointment, and/or telemedicine when clinically appropriate.
Veterinary provider & VCPR:
All veterinary services are provided by Patterson Barnes Veterinary Medicine Professional Corporation (PBVMPC). A valid VCPR (Veterinarian‑Client‑Patient Relationship) is established with PBVMPC in accordance with Ontario legislation and College of Veterinarians of Ontario (CVO) guidelines.
Programs & Services
  • Mobile Home‑Based Care
    • In‑home exams and basic diagnostics
    • Treatment plans, prescriptions & dispensing
    • Care coordination with community supports
  • Community Health Clinics
    • Reduced‑cost rabies vaccination & microchipping
    • Wellness days: exams & basic treatments
    • Pop‑up sites across Durham Region
  • Public Health & Outreach
    • Partnerships with municipal and public‑health teams
    • Education on zoonoses, bite prevention, and pet care
    • Pet identification/return‑to‑owner initiatives
  • Pharmacy & Dispensing
    • Medication prescribing/dispensing by licensed veterinarians
    • Compliant storage/transport including cold‑chain where required
    • Documentation aligned with CVO standards
  • Client & Caregiver Support
    • Navigation for transportation & mobility barriers
    • Connections to pet support programs/food banks
    • Referrals to partner community services
Contact

14990 Simcoe Street
Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1G2

905-985-5600
info@vacportperry.com

General Practice Hours

Monday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Emergency Department Hours

Friday 8am – 24 hours
Saturday – 24 hours
Sunday 24 hours
Closes 8am Monday

In the event of an emergency, please call ahead to be triaged
After-Hours Emergency

Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region
905-576-3031
1910 Dundas St E., Unit B101
Whitby, Ontario

Kawartha Veterinary Emergency Clinic
705-741-5832
1840 Lansdowne St. W, Unit 20
Peterborough, Ontario

Toronto Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital
416-247-8385
21 Rolark Drive
Scarborough, Ontario

Toronto Animal Health Partners
416-380-7400
1 Scarsdale Road
North York, Ontario