Clinique vétérinaire Villeray-Papineau

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Clinique vétérinaire Villeray-Papineau Inc.

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and support you as you make decisions
regarding your pet's health.

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Vaccination

For dogs and cats

It is the best way to prepare your pet’s immune system to fight an infection when the “real” disease strikes. There are many ways for your companion animal to be exposed to these diseases. Even animals that appear healthy can sometimes inadvertently spread viruses and bacteria. Vaccination is also a good financial decision as the cost of vaccination is much lower than that of treating the animal once it has fallen sick, if it can even be treated.

When is it required ?

Ideally, pets should be taken to the veterinarian for an initial course of 2 – 3 sets of vaccinations starting between 6 and 8 weeks of age. Unfortunately, protective immune responses decline over time, so the vaccination your pet receives will not protect it for the rest of its life. As immunity weakens over time, your pet can again become susceptible to disease. The veterinarian will do an assessment of your animal’s individual risk factors to determine your pet’s specific vaccination needs. This evaluation ensures that only what is most appropriate is done to your animal and that it has the vaccination program that is best suited to its health status, to its lifestyle and to its living environment. This will maximize protection while decreasing the risk of adverse reactions.

The great majority of pets respond well to vaccination and serious side effects are very rare. Following vaccination, your pet may develop a low-grade fever, lethargy or decreased appetite for a day or two. Some may have a slight swelling or tenderness around the injection site. These are part of a normal immune response and are usually short-lived, requiring no treatment. If your pet experiences more severe symptoms of distress, or the above symptoms persist beyond 48 hours, please contact us immediately.

Dog vaccines
Cat vaccines

Business hours

Monday to Friday: 10 am to 6 pm
Saturday and Sunday: closed

Contact information

Tel. : 514 593-6777

7655, Papineau ave
Montreal, Quebec
H2E 2H1

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COVID-19

Here are the measures that are in effect at this time:

  1. Clients are admitted inside the clinic;
  2. Sanitary measures are encouraged: hand disinfection upon arrival, wearing an appropriate face covering and social distancing;
  3. The maximum number of persons allowed inside the clinic at any one time is five (5) persons;
  4. Anyone showing respiratory symptoms is refused access to the clinic;
  5. The exam rooms being too small, in order to protect both clients and employees, all animals coming for an exam or surgery are left with the receptionist at the front desk at the time that was specified when the appointment was taken. The veterinarian takes care of the animals one by one after which the owners are called back to be informed of the situation.

THANK YOU for your understanding.