Dr. Janet Morrow graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph. From a young age, her goal was always to become a veterinarian. She gained experience working at a local small animal clinic, as well as riding and working with horses, before her acceptance to OVC.

After graduation in 2001, she worked in Kingston, Ontario, which at that time was not served by emergency veterinary clinics. Through providing after-hours emergency care for patients, she developed an interest in emergency medicine. Dr. Morrow worked at several different emergency clinics before settling at the Veterinary Emergency Clinic of York Region, where she practiced for over 12 years. During her full-time work as an emergency veterinarian, she also continued to work part time at a veterinary practice in Aurora. In 2014, Dr. Morrow decided to return to full-time general practice and has been working in the Aurora area ever since.

Dr. Morrow has strong interests in medicine, soft tissue surgery, dentistry, and behaviour. She believes that veterinary medicine needs to be tailored individually for each pet and family.

When not working, she can generally be found on her hobby farm with her menagerie of dogs, cats, horses, and chickens.

Dr. Karyn Allison, a graduate of the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College, is known for her love and dedication to her pet patients and their families. Throughout her early life, the many pets she adored and the meaningful experiences she had with a variety of animals helped drive her dream of becoming a veterinarian.

Dr. Allison graduated with Honours in 1997 from the well-renowned Ontario Veterinary College. From 1997 to 2004, she worked at East Oshawa Animal Hospital, the Animal Emergency Clinic of Durham Region, and Smith Veterinary Hospital in Toronto, followed by 16 years at College Manor Veterinary Hospital in Newmarket, ON. After starting a mobile veterinary clinic and working as a locum veterinarian from late 2020 to 2022, Dr. Allison decided to follow her passion for veterinary medicine by partnering with her colleague, Dr. Janet Morrow, to open a full-service veterinary hospital in East Gwillimbury.

Throughout her small animal practice career, Dr. Allison has gained extensive knowledge in medical, surgical, and dental treatments. She has continued to advance her knowledge in several diagnostic practices, including completing many courses in small animal ultrasound. Dr. Allison places a strong emphasis on continuing education and further professional development. This is how she ensures she is providing the best medical care for her patients.

Dr. Allison believes in building and nurturing relationships with her clients and their pets. It is this trust and partnership in the medical care of our pet family that contributes to maintaining a healthy lifelong bond. This high level of care and priority has motivated Dr. Allison to start her own practice, first in a mobile capacity and now in a physical hospital setting.

Outside of her veterinary role, Dr. Allison loves spending time with her family and three golden retrievers: Landyn, Austyn, and Bryndley. Her other passions include volleyball, gardening, golf, and photography.

Dr. Eleanor Kenyon graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in 2026. Her passion for veterinary medicine started early in life, and in 2017, she began working as a veterinary assistant alongside Dr. Janet Morrow.

Before and during veterinary school, Dr. Kenyon dedicated her summers and school breaks to working in a variety of small animal practices, where she gained valuable hands-on experience and further developed her clinical skills. Along the way, she spent time in Barbados working in turtle conservation and at a small animal practice. These experiences helped spark her interests in internal medicine, ultrasonography, end-of-life care, and surgery – all of which she looks forward to continue developing throughout her career.

Outside of veterinary medicine, Eleanor enjoys hiking, volleyball, playing music, and spending time with her fiancé & their cat, Walter.