Meet the friendly staff at Upper Bathurst Animal Clinic!
Dr. Eldad Weiner was born and raised in Israel. He graduated veterinary school in 1998 and moved to Canada in 2002, where he was practicing as a veterinary associate until he established Upper Bathurst Animal Clinic in March of 2010.
Dr. Doris Neculoiu fulfilled a childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian and she graduated the University of Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine in her native Romania, in 1992; she taught as a member of the faculty in the veterinary surgery department for 5 years.
She has a certificate from Sheridan College for Animal Care. She worked at the Veterinary Emergency Clinic for 2 years gaining even more experience in animal care. She is always eager to learn new and exciting things about veterinary medicine. She goes above and beyond for patients, clients and co-workers.
After becoming an aesthetician in 2003, Angie decided to turn her skills to animals and fulfill a lifetime passion and work as a groomer. Her goal for every groom is too see them happy, clean and to return home to strut around their new hair cut for their pet parents. Seeing the transformation from start to finish reminds her of why she became a groomer in the first place. Angie grew up the middle of 3 children; she always had animals at home from cats, dogs, a goose she hatched from an egg and even a goat named Daisy. Her angels at home are a Pekinese named Jilly Bean and a Boston named Ms. Malice. They truly make her life worth living.
Cathy grew up with lots of pets, dogs, cats, hamsters, fish and even rabbits. Since she has always been around animals her love for them has only grown stronger over time. She has been a groomer for over 20 years, once she no longer could groom, Cathy became a Client Care Coordinator for a 24 hour clinic so she could continue working with animals. Cathy joined the Upper Bathurst family in May 2017. When not working, Cathy enjoys spending time with her three fur babies Tuffy, Pooch and Sahara. Cathy lives by her motto live and let live, it is what it is.