Dr. Bev’s journey with Eglinton Veterinary Facilities began in high school, where she first worked as a student. After graduating from the Ontario Veterinary College in 2001, she officially joined the veterinary team and has been a cornerstone of the clinic ever since. In 2009, Bev took over ownership of EVF, committing to its long-term growth and compassionate care.

During her training, Bev worked in wildlife rehabilitation and with exotic pets, including travel to East Africa to assist small and large animal veterinary practices. Though she originally intended to focus on exotic species, she found her true calling in caring for dogs and cats—and has never looked back.

Bev’s approach to medicine has evolved to embrace a holistic view of patient care. She is certified in small animal veterinary acupuncture and is currently training in Chinese herbal medicine, both of which offer valuable support for patients dealing with acute and chronic pain, among other conditions.Learn more about our Integrative Medicine, including Acupuncture Therapy and Herbal Therapies.

Outside of the clinic, Bev enjoys spending time with her family and their many furry companions. Her idea of relaxation includes playing goal in several women’s recreational hockey leagues across the city. She is also an active advocate for people living with Lyme disease, using her veterinary knowledge to help humans too.