Stephen Everest, BVM&S, DVSc

Dr. Stephen Everest brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the ACCESS team, coming to us from the prestigious Ontario Veterinary College, where he completed a rigorous Neurology Residency.

In addition to his residency, Dr. Everest completed two specialized internships, further honing his skills and expertise in Veterinary Neurology.

His educational journey began at the University of London’s Royal Veterinary College, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Bioveterinary Science. This was followed by a Master of Science degree from the University of Edinburgh, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies,* further deepening his foundation in veterinary medicine and research.

Dr. Everest later pursued his Doctor of Veterinary Science (DVSc) at the University of Guelph, Ontario Veterinary College, where he focused on advanced neurology and neurosurgery techniques, preparing him to handle complex neurologic cases.

His dedication to compassionate care and leading-edge neurology makes him a valuable team member to our hospital and a trusted resource for pet owners.

Publications include:

• Everest, S., Castillo, G., Gaitero, L., 2020. Primary hyperlipidemia and ischemic strokes in a West Highland white terrier. Can. Vet. J. 61(10): 1060-1064.
• Everest, S.J., Schwarz, T., Walker, D., Eatwell, K., Marioni-Henry, K., 2020. Pituitary apoplexy in a domestic rat: Clinical and imaging features. Vet. Rec. Case Reports. 8(2).
• Everest, S.J., zur Linden, A., Collier, A., Verocai, G. G., Sobotyk, C., Samarani, F., 2023. Reverse sneezing, unilateral epistaxis, and seizures in a miniature Dachshund. JAVMA.
• Everest, S.J., Monteith, G., Gaitero, L., Samarani, F., 2023. Inner ear signal suppression on MRI in cats with vestibular disease. J. Feline Med. Surg. 25(4).

*The University of Edinburgh in Scotland, often referred to as the Dick Vet, it is one of the oldest veterinary schools in the world, founded in 1823 by William Dick, a pioneering veterinary surgeon. The school is globally recognized for its high standards in veterinary education, research, and clinical care