Clinique vétérinaire Villeray-Papineau

Clinique Vétérinaire Montréal

Clinique vétérinaire Villeray-Papineau Inc.

Our goal : Here to inform you, stand by you
and support you as you make decisions
regarding your pet's health.

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Consultation

Consultation:

  • When you arrive for your consultation, your will first meet the receptionist who will confirm your information and weigh your animal, and then you will be directed to the waiting room.
  • Next, you will be called to an examination room where a technician will take your pet’s vital signs and a short medical history.
  • Finally, you will see the veterinarian who will examine your animal, explain what is happening and answer your questions so that you can make the best possible decisions.

To reduce waiting time, we suggest that you make an appointment for a consultation before you come to the clinic.

Consultation with the Veterinarian

 

 

 

 

 

 

What can you expect for your veterinarian? Click here to learn more.

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.