Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis
Montreal, Quebec
General Info
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis stands as a recognized veterinary practice in Montreal where animal enthusiasts find dependable local support. The clinic’s strategic position in Quebec enables pet owners from adjacent communities to obtain regular healthcare services. Depending on the case services may include routine checkups pet vaccinations early disease screenings and diagnostic consultations. Through the establishment of an organized and tranquil environment Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis reduces stress for both pets and their owners. Throughout Montreal the veterinary team manages an extensive range of medical conditions which includes skin and coat problems alongside dental issues and mobility disorders. The clinic possesses expertise in handling immediate health issues such as infections or digestive alterations despite its focus on wellness visits and preventive plans. Quebec families frequently depend on Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis to assist them through challenging diagnostic processes and the management of older pets with chronic conditions. Visitors frequently mention the clinic’s communication style because it is clear kind and easy to understand The decision-making processes pet owners undertake for their animals become sources of confidence through this support. A significant number of clients maintain their patronage over extended periods because they find consistent service delivery combined with the gradual establishment of trust factors into their decision to return. The staff's expertise in both common and complex veterinary topics positions them well to guide long-term care. Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis experiences ongoing expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners relocate to the Montreal area or seek nearby veterinary services. The clinic's involvement in the local pet community establishes a network that promotes responsible ownership and attentive animal care. Anyone looking for an established veterinary practice in Quebec will find it a dependable option for both routine care and emergency services. The existence of Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis serves as a valued resource for people living in Montreal and surrounding Quebec regions who frequently express satisfaction with its proximity. The demand for clear compassionate consistent veterinary service remains constant from new pet owners seeking advice to longtime clients managing special conditions. This practice performs its fundamental community function by achieving fulfillment through its role.
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Reviews
Ean Frear
27 Jun 2018
REPORT
Very friendly staff. Knowledgeable. Reasonable pricing for examinations. My cat had dental work done and prices were again v reasonable for the service provided. Space is clean and homey. They sell al...
Very friendly staff. Knowledgeable. Reasonable pricing for examinations. My cat had dental work done and prices were again v reasonable for the service provided. Space is clean and homey. They sell also vet brands for food.
Rachel Bussin
17 May 2018
REPORT
Do not take your pets here. My two year old dog nearly died here due to negligence. My dog had been puking all night and would not eat any food in the morning so I took him in to Dr.Belleville to get ...
Do not take your pets here. My two year old dog nearly died here due to negligence. My dog had been puking all night and would not eat any food in the morning so I took him in to Dr.Belleville to get looked at. He told me that my dog had a flu and to wait a couple days and it would go away. By the next day my dog was still not eating, not drinking, and was so lethargic he would not respond to his own name, so I took him in again. Dr.Belleville ran a blood test and the test came back showing a high white blood count and low chlorine (sign of dehydration). He sent my dog home and told me to wait a couple more days. I asked him if there could be anything wrong that did not show up on the test and he said NO unless it is a rare disease. This made me very uneasy, it felt like I was watching my dog die, I did not understand how he could send my dog home who was not drinking water and told me to wait. I called two other vets in the area to see if this was common practice. Honestly, I was hoping they would tell me I was crazy and just to listen to the vet, but they had the opposite reaction. Both receptionist told me to get to the emergency clinic right away. They said they could look at the dog the next day but were afraid it may be too late by then. So I took my little guy to the DMV clinic. The vet techs could immediately tell something was really wrong due to my dogs severely low energy level. The vet took a look at him and within three minutes diagnosed that a foreign body was stuck in his small intestine. She could even feel the object (a large clump of hair) while she was examining him. She also let me know that he was extremely dehydrated. They did an ultrasound, and an x-ray that proved her diagnosis was spot on. They gave him I.V. fluids and he was on the operating table two hours later. The vet bill at the emergency clinic ended up costing me $4000. It was 3x more expensive than at a local vet because the surgery took place on off hours (1am). The next day I went back to this clinic to explain my story and was hoping to at least get the money back from the two visits that were of no help. They refused and I was told that my dog wasn't dehydrated and that the foreign object must not have been stuck in him four hours earlier when I had taken him in. I get angry and sad thinking about my story because I fear for other dogs who may not get taken in to the emergency clinic. I understand that dogs can not communicate what is wrong with them, but I felt the vet ignored loud signals that my dog was not okay. My dog did not have a rare disease, he had swallowed something he was not supposed to, something dogs do frequently.
TLDR; Went to this vet twice in two days because my dog was puking, not eating, and not drinking. Both times told me it was the flu. Ended up going to the emergency clinic and had an emergency surgery because my dog swallowed a hairball. The surgery cost me $4000 because it had to be done at 1am (3x what it had been if diagnosed and treated when I initially took the dog in). This vet refused to compensate the two useless visits.
Leonardo Sasso
19 Apr 2018
REPORT
They sell good quality food for my cat.
Jonathan West
30 Mar 2018
REPORT
Fantastic staff, all very kind and helpful.
Maliya Raven
15 Mar 2018
REPORT
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of...
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of his skin because of constant, aggressive scratching he was making his skin around hie eyes and ears bleed. I did not think it was fleas and they checked and confirmed it was not fleas but allergies and quickly prescribed cortisone pills and creams that apparently all cats are prescribed so it is very 'safe' as well as telling me I need to put him on their prescription diet and change his food. I didn't mind the food, but I question everything because I don't believe in pills myself but I trusted the vet to care about pets and know what she was doing. I also wanted information on vaccinations. In the 9 years I have had my little guy, he never has been vaccinated because I was worried from all the negative information surrounding vaccines for pets but I wondered if it might better protect him since I travel with him and he is exposed to other people's pets. WHAT THE VET SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME before sticking him with 2 vaccines, one being the FIV, was that he NEEDS TO BE TESTED FIRST, before injecting him with it, because if he is carrying the FIV and it is dormant, THE VACCINE WILL AWAKEN THE VIRUS AND MAKE HIM FATALLY SICK!! I noticed right away he was out of it and not himself, really lethargic, looking confused and disoriented, doing things out of character, and even vomiting gel-like substance and sneezing/wheezing a lot suddenly. I called the vet right away and they assured me it was fine that it was probably just the medication and it was 'normal'. Again, against my better judgment, I trusted them and continued giving him the medication. What sent me over the edge with all of it, was when 2 weeks later while still on the meds, he started scratching again really aggressively so I called again and they said I should just give him a double dose of the pills and prescribed me another bottle which I warily bought, but at this point, I was starting to question their veterinary knowledge because they were constantly dismissing my concerns for his worrisome reactions/character change since the medications. I couldn't tell whether it was the vaccines or the medication but the final straw for me was when after being advised to give him 2 pills, the very same day he jumped up from the bed and head first into my closed window, which has been closed all season long and he KNOWS this, it's as if the pills caused him a form of dementia and he forgot, or he was so out of it he didn't know what he was doing but he has NEVER done that, he knows the window is closed and even in warmer months when the window is open he has never jumped into it like that. I freaked out because he hit his head so hard I've been worried the last 5 days that he may have a concussion so I am constantly monitoring him. I immediately stopped giving him the meds and returned them to the vet, who refused to give me a refund for them, even after explaining the situation and what was happening to my cat! How quickly they wanted to wash their hands of me when the treatment they recommended him caused a severely negative reaction they kept reassuring me there was nothing to worry about but from second opinions I discovered they were giving me false information and putting my cat's life in danger! They don't seem to care and were giving me really judgmental looks amongst each other when I voiced my concern for him, especially when I asked them why they didn't advise me to have him blood-tested BEFORE just giving him vaccines to make sure his health was good otherwise the vaccines could make him really sick. They really either don't know what they are doing, don't care, or they are lying because they don't want to take responsibility for malpractice! My cat has been with me 9 years and never reacted like this prior to seeing the vet last month! He means the world to me and I am hurt and disgusted by this vet they don't care about animals and now I'm worried sick for him :(
Maylia Raven-Wolf
15 Mar 2018
REPORT
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of...
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of his skin because of constant, aggressive scratching he was making his skin around hie eyes and ears bleed. I did not think it was fleas and they checked and confirmed it was not fleas but allergies and quickly prescribed cortisone pills and creams that apparently all cats are prescribed so it is very 'safe' as well as telling me I need to put him on their prescription diet and change his food. I didn't mind the food, but I question everything because I don't believe in pills myself but I trusted the vet to care about pets and know what she was doing. I also wanted information on vaccinations. In the 9 years I have had my little guy, he never has been vaccinated because I was worried from all the negative information surrounding vaccines for pets but I wondered if it might better protect him since I travel with him and he is exposed to other people's pets. WHAT THE VET SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME before sticking him with 2 vaccines, one being the FIV, was that he NEEDS TO BE TESTED FIRST, before injecting him with it, because if he is carrying the FIV and it is dormant, THE VACCINE WILL AWAKEN THE VIRUS AND MAKE HIM FATALLY SICK!! I noticed right away he was out of it and not himself, really lethargic, looking confused and disoriented, doing things out of character, and even vomiting gel-like substance and sneezing/wheezing a lot suddenly. I called the vet right away and they assured me it was fine that it was probably just the medication and it was 'normal'. Again, against my better judgment, I trusted them and continued giving him the medication. What sent me over the edge with all of it, was when 2 weeks later while still on the meds, he started scratching again really aggressively so I called again and they said I should just give him a double dose of the pills and prescribed me another bottle which I warily bought, but at this point, I was starting to question their veterinary knowledge because they were constantly dismissing my concerns for his worrisome reactions/character change since the medications. I couldn't tell whether it was the vaccines or the medication but the final straw for me was when after being advised to give him 2 pills, the very same day he jumped up from the bed and head first into my closed window, which has been closed all season long and he KNOWS this, it's as if the pills caused him a form of dementia and he forgot, or he was so out of it he didn't know what he was doing but he has NEVER done that, he knows the window is closed and even in warmer months when the window is open he has never jumped into it like that. I freaked out because he hit his head so hard I've been worried the last 5 days that he may have a concussion so I am constantly monitoring him. I immediately stopped giving him the meds and returned them to the vet, who refused to give me a refund for them, even after explaining the situation and what was happening to my cat! How quickly they wanted to wash their hands of me when the treatment they recommended him caused a severely negative reaction they kept reassuring me there was nothing to worry about but from second opinions I discovered they were giving me false information and putting my cat's life in danger! They don't seem to care and were giving me really judgmental looks amongst each other when I voiced my concern for him, especially when I asked them why they didn't advise me to have him blood-tested BEFORE just giving him vaccines to make sure his health was good otherwise the vaccines could make him really sick. They really either don't know what they are doing, don't care, or they are lying because they don't want to take responsibility for malpractice! My cat has been with me 9 years and never reacted like this prior to seeing the vet last month! He means the world to me and I am hurt and disgusted by this vet they don't care about animals and now I'm worried sick for him :(
Jason Duff
9 Jan 2018
REPORT
Great service, dedicated and caring personal. Parking is easy and free on the side of entrance which helps with pet. Recommended.
Jihane Ingels
10 May 2017
REPORT
They have always been very nice and helpful, very organized to remind me of appointments, were very reassuring when my cat got sick for a kidney failure and UTI. Doctors give very clear explanations a...
They have always been very nice and helpful, very organized to remind me of appointments, were very reassuring when my cat got sick for a kidney failure and UTI. Doctors give very clear explanations and show empathy to the owners. Pension is very clean (especially compared to some other places) and I know that my cat is well taken care of. I moved away to South-West 6 years ago and still go there for his appointments. It's definitely a good match between him and the staff there ! I highly recommend this place !
julias feneto
9 May 2017
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BE CAREFUL DR JOELLE QUIRRON -This is the ugliest and most dangerous clinic i ever seen! They have a doctor that it interested only to get money from you - i came there with my 5 month puppy (1.5 kil...
BE CAREFUL DR JOELLE QUIRRON -This is the ugliest and most dangerous clinic i ever seen! They have a doctor that it interested only to get money from you - i came there with my 5 month puppy (1.5 kilo weight) and she wanted to make her at once 3!!!!!! Vaccinations!!!!!! One vaccination was Kennel cough and my dog was actually sick with kennel cough at that moment!!!!Another vaccine vas rabbis that is very serious vaccination as everyone knows! and third vaccination also wanted to do at the same time!!!!! I said to her no sorry i am not going to do it now and more over i am not going to do all at the same day!!!! omg how many animals did you already kill?????? at the same time she tried to convince me to buy vitamins that my dog will need only in one year when she will grow up, come on!!!!!why i need to buy them now if i wont need them for one year ?????also she pre scribed me eye drops antibiotics and three month anti worming medicine that i actually did not ask her and found out about it at the cashier only!!!!!! After all these i received a call in about couple weeks -smth like why you do not come to us you need to make vaccinations???? i was mad and said sorry i wont come to you and gave them reasons. but today 2 month later i received a letter in my mail box saying me that i missing appointments and i need to come and do vaccinations for my dog!!!!!!!!! these people just money makers - the do not care about your animals at all - the doctor name is DR JOELLE QUIRRON - please do not pay attention that she look nice and smily - she wanted to give 3 vaccinations to my dog at once !!!!!! she actually wanted to kill my small puppy !!!! she is only interested in money trust me!!! And another my breeder told me he also brought a dog there and she said that his dog had cataract on both eyes and need serious treatment !!!! he did not trust her and went to another place and they said that there was no cataract at all!!!!!!!!!!! Please be aware of this place!! be carefull people and be more attentive to all that these people say and do! cause unfortunately these private clinics mostly interested in only earning money but not it caring about our pets!!!!
Tali Cherniawsky
30 Mar 2017
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They were always so friendly and nice to my cat.
Marie Eve
11 May 2015
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Dre Quirion
Kel Sancinetti
16 Dec 2014
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Staff is friendly but I service is not satisfactory. I ended up spending a lot of money and had had no diagnostic at all, my dog was just pushed to do useless exams and treatments, and after all she s...
Staff is friendly but I service is not satisfactory. I ended up spending a lot of money and had had no diagnostic at all, my dog was just pushed to do useless exams and treatments, and after all she still have the same problem and no diagnostic. I don't fell like going back and spending almost $500 for nothing. I do not recommend this clinic.
Genevieve Sirois
25 Oct 2014
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the staff is cold and they don't really help
A Cristina Mendoza G.
30 Oct 2013
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professionalism at its best. I own 2 dogs and they have always been attended with care, good service and prompt recovery.
I never feel this vet is taking advantage, they always opt for less is more.
...
professionalism at its best. I own 2 dogs and they have always been attended with care, good service and prompt recovery.
I never feel this vet is taking advantage, they always opt for less is more.
very hard to find.
being a recurrent visitor lol, I highly suggest it!!
bravo
Cristina, Cesar et Carlito
Leanne Ohlund
5 Dec 2011
REPORT
Professional, warm, and english-friendly service at this clinic. I was very happy to find a good vet on short notice for my cat. Dr. Quirion-Sicard treated my cat and she explained everything very wel...
Professional, warm, and english-friendly service at this clinic. I was very happy to find a good vet on short notice for my cat. Dr. Quirion-Sicard treated my cat and she explained everything very well. Also, the resident bengal kitty cat, Esteban, is super entertaining! Merci !
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Where is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis located?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is located at 7364 Saint Denis St, Montreal, Quebec H2R 2E4. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Montreal area and surrounding communities.
What time does Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open and close each day?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is open Monday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Tuesday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Wednesday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Thursday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 20:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 15:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open on Saturdays?
Yes, Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open on Sundays?
No, Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis?
You can book an appointment online with Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis offer?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis in Montreal offers a range of veterinary services, including NULL. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Tuesday
Tue
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Wednesday
Wed
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday
Thu
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday
Fri
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday
Sat
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis
Montreal, Quebec
General Info
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis stands as a recognized veterinary practice in Montreal where animal enthusiasts find dependable local support. The clinic’s strategic position in Quebec enables pet owners from adjacent communities to obtain regular healthcare services. Depending on the case services may include routine checkups pet vaccinations early disease screenings and diagnostic consultations. Through the establishment of an organized and tranquil environment Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis reduces stress for both pets and their owners. Throughout Montreal the veterinary team manages an extensive range of medical conditions which includes skin and coat problems alongside dental issues and mobility disorders. The clinic possesses expertise in handling immediate health issues such as infections or digestive alterations despite its focus on wellness visits and preventive plans. Quebec families frequently depend on Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis to assist them through challenging diagnostic processes and the management of older pets with chronic conditions. Visitors frequently mention the clinic’s communication style because it is clear kind and easy to understand The decision-making processes pet owners undertake for their animals become sources of confidence through this support. A significant number of clients maintain their patronage over extended periods because they find consistent service delivery combined with the gradual establishment of trust factors into their decision to return. The staff's expertise in both common and complex veterinary topics positions them well to guide long-term care. Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis experiences ongoing expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners relocate to the Montreal area or seek nearby veterinary services. The clinic's involvement in the local pet community establishes a network that promotes responsible ownership and attentive animal care. Anyone looking for an established veterinary practice in Quebec will find it a dependable option for both routine care and emergency services. The existence of Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis serves as a valued resource for people living in Montreal and surrounding Quebec regions who frequently express satisfaction with its proximity. The demand for clear compassionate consistent veterinary service remains constant from new pet owners seeking advice to longtime clients managing special conditions. This practice performs its fundamental community function by achieving fulfillment through its role.
Business Hours
Monday
09:00AM-21:00PM
Tuesday
09:00AM-21:00PM
Wednesday
09:00AM-21:00PM
Thursday
09:00AM-21:00PM
Friday
09:00AM-20:00PM
Saturday
09:00AM-15:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Reviews
Ean Frear
27 Jun 2018
Very friendly staff. Knowledgeable. Reasonable pricing for examinations. My cat had dental work done and prices were again v reasonable for the service provided. Space is clean and homey. They sell al...
Very friendly staff. Knowledgeable. Reasonable pricing for examinations. My cat had dental work done and prices were again v reasonable for the service provided. Space is clean and homey. They sell also vet brands for food.
Rachel Bussin
17 May 2018
Do not take your pets here. My two year old dog nearly died here due to negligence. My dog had been puking all night and would not eat any food in the morning so I took him in to Dr.Belleville to get ...
Do not take your pets here. My two year old dog nearly died here due to negligence. My dog had been puking all night and would not eat any food in the morning so I took him in to Dr.Belleville to get looked at. He told me that my dog had a flu and to wait a couple days and it would go away. By the next day my dog was still not eating, not drinking, and was so lethargic he would not respond to his own name, so I took him in again. Dr.Belleville ran a blood test and the test came back showing a high white blood count and low chlorine (sign of dehydration). He sent my dog home and told me to wait a couple more days. I asked him if there could be anything wrong that did not show up on the test and he said NO unless it is a rare disease. This made me very uneasy, it felt like I was watching my dog die, I did not understand how he could send my dog home who was not drinking water and told me to wait. I called two other vets in the area to see if this was common practice. Honestly, I was hoping they would tell me I was crazy and just to listen to the vet, but they had the opposite reaction. Both receptionist told me to get to the emergency clinic right away. They said they could look at the dog the next day but were afraid it may be too late by then. So I took my little guy to the DMV clinic. The vet techs could immediately tell something was really wrong due to my dogs severely low energy level. The vet took a look at him and within three minutes diagnosed that a foreign body was stuck in his small intestine. She could even feel the object (a large clump of hair) while she was examining him. She also let me know that he was extremely dehydrated. They did an ultrasound, and an x-ray that proved her diagnosis was spot on. They gave him I.V. fluids and he was on the operating table two hours later. The vet bill at the emergency clinic ended up costing me $4000. It was 3x more expensive than at a local vet because the surgery took place on off hours (1am). The next day I went back to this clinic to explain my story and was hoping to at least get the money back from the two visits that were of no help. They refused and I was told that my dog wasn't dehydrated and that the foreign object must not have been stuck in him four hours earlier when I had taken him in. I get angry and sad thinking about my story because I fear for other dogs who may not get taken in to the emergency clinic. I understand that dogs can not communicate what is wrong with them, but I felt the vet ignored loud signals that my dog was not okay. My dog did not have a rare disease, he had swallowed something he was not supposed to, something dogs do frequently.
TLDR; Went to this vet twice in two days because my dog was puking, not eating, and not drinking. Both times told me it was the flu. Ended up going to the emergency clinic and had an emergency surgery because my dog swallowed a hairball. The surgery cost me $4000 because it had to be done at 1am (3x what it had been if diagnosed and treated when I initially took the dog in). This vet refused to compensate the two useless visits.
Leonardo Sasso
19 Apr 2018
They sell good quality food for my cat.
Jonathan West
30 Mar 2018
Fantastic staff, all very kind and helpful.
Maliya Raven
15 Mar 2018
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of...
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of his skin because of constant, aggressive scratching he was making his skin around hie eyes and ears bleed. I did not think it was fleas and they checked and confirmed it was not fleas but allergies and quickly prescribed cortisone pills and creams that apparently all cats are prescribed so it is very 'safe' as well as telling me I need to put him on their prescription diet and change his food. I didn't mind the food, but I question everything because I don't believe in pills myself but I trusted the vet to care about pets and know what she was doing. I also wanted information on vaccinations. In the 9 years I have had my little guy, he never has been vaccinated because I was worried from all the negative information surrounding vaccines for pets but I wondered if it might better protect him since I travel with him and he is exposed to other people's pets. WHAT THE VET SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME before sticking him with 2 vaccines, one being the FIV, was that he NEEDS TO BE TESTED FIRST, before injecting him with it, because if he is carrying the FIV and it is dormant, THE VACCINE WILL AWAKEN THE VIRUS AND MAKE HIM FATALLY SICK!! I noticed right away he was out of it and not himself, really lethargic, looking confused and disoriented, doing things out of character, and even vomiting gel-like substance and sneezing/wheezing a lot suddenly. I called the vet right away and they assured me it was fine that it was probably just the medication and it was 'normal'. Again, against my better judgment, I trusted them and continued giving him the medication. What sent me over the edge with all of it, was when 2 weeks later while still on the meds, he started scratching again really aggressively so I called again and they said I should just give him a double dose of the pills and prescribed me another bottle which I warily bought, but at this point, I was starting to question their veterinary knowledge because they were constantly dismissing my concerns for his worrisome reactions/character change since the medications. I couldn't tell whether it was the vaccines or the medication but the final straw for me was when after being advised to give him 2 pills, the very same day he jumped up from the bed and head first into my closed window, which has been closed all season long and he KNOWS this, it's as if the pills caused him a form of dementia and he forgot, or he was so out of it he didn't know what he was doing but he has NEVER done that, he knows the window is closed and even in warmer months when the window is open he has never jumped into it like that. I freaked out because he hit his head so hard I've been worried the last 5 days that he may have a concussion so I am constantly monitoring him. I immediately stopped giving him the meds and returned them to the vet, who refused to give me a refund for them, even after explaining the situation and what was happening to my cat! How quickly they wanted to wash their hands of me when the treatment they recommended him caused a severely negative reaction they kept reassuring me there was nothing to worry about but from second opinions I discovered they were giving me false information and putting my cat's life in danger! They don't seem to care and were giving me really judgmental looks amongst each other when I voiced my concern for him, especially when I asked them why they didn't advise me to have him blood-tested BEFORE just giving him vaccines to make sure his health was good otherwise the vaccines could make him really sick. They really either don't know what they are doing, don't care, or they are lying because they don't want to take responsibility for malpractice! My cat has been with me 9 years and never reacted like this prior to seeing the vet last month! He means the world to me and I am hurt and disgusted by this vet they don't care about animals and now I'm worried sick for him :(
Maylia Raven-Wolf
15 Mar 2018
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of...
On first impression I thought this vet was great, but when I saw all the mistakes they made that could possibly put my cat's health in serious risk I was hurt and angry. I went in for the treatment of his skin because of constant, aggressive scratching he was making his skin around hie eyes and ears bleed. I did not think it was fleas and they checked and confirmed it was not fleas but allergies and quickly prescribed cortisone pills and creams that apparently all cats are prescribed so it is very 'safe' as well as telling me I need to put him on their prescription diet and change his food. I didn't mind the food, but I question everything because I don't believe in pills myself but I trusted the vet to care about pets and know what she was doing. I also wanted information on vaccinations. In the 9 years I have had my little guy, he never has been vaccinated because I was worried from all the negative information surrounding vaccines for pets but I wondered if it might better protect him since I travel with him and he is exposed to other people's pets. WHAT THE VET SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME before sticking him with 2 vaccines, one being the FIV, was that he NEEDS TO BE TESTED FIRST, before injecting him with it, because if he is carrying the FIV and it is dormant, THE VACCINE WILL AWAKEN THE VIRUS AND MAKE HIM FATALLY SICK!! I noticed right away he was out of it and not himself, really lethargic, looking confused and disoriented, doing things out of character, and even vomiting gel-like substance and sneezing/wheezing a lot suddenly. I called the vet right away and they assured me it was fine that it was probably just the medication and it was 'normal'. Again, against my better judgment, I trusted them and continued giving him the medication. What sent me over the edge with all of it, was when 2 weeks later while still on the meds, he started scratching again really aggressively so I called again and they said I should just give him a double dose of the pills and prescribed me another bottle which I warily bought, but at this point, I was starting to question their veterinary knowledge because they were constantly dismissing my concerns for his worrisome reactions/character change since the medications. I couldn't tell whether it was the vaccines or the medication but the final straw for me was when after being advised to give him 2 pills, the very same day he jumped up from the bed and head first into my closed window, which has been closed all season long and he KNOWS this, it's as if the pills caused him a form of dementia and he forgot, or he was so out of it he didn't know what he was doing but he has NEVER done that, he knows the window is closed and even in warmer months when the window is open he has never jumped into it like that. I freaked out because he hit his head so hard I've been worried the last 5 days that he may have a concussion so I am constantly monitoring him. I immediately stopped giving him the meds and returned them to the vet, who refused to give me a refund for them, even after explaining the situation and what was happening to my cat! How quickly they wanted to wash their hands of me when the treatment they recommended him caused a severely negative reaction they kept reassuring me there was nothing to worry about but from second opinions I discovered they were giving me false information and putting my cat's life in danger! They don't seem to care and were giving me really judgmental looks amongst each other when I voiced my concern for him, especially when I asked them why they didn't advise me to have him blood-tested BEFORE just giving him vaccines to make sure his health was good otherwise the vaccines could make him really sick. They really either don't know what they are doing, don't care, or they are lying because they don't want to take responsibility for malpractice! My cat has been with me 9 years and never reacted like this prior to seeing the vet last month! He means the world to me and I am hurt and disgusted by this vet they don't care about animals and now I'm worried sick for him :(
Jason Duff
9 Jan 2018
Great service, dedicated and caring personal. Parking is easy and free on the side of entrance which helps with pet. Recommended.
Jihane Ingels
10 May 2017
They have always been very nice and helpful, very organized to remind me of appointments, were very reassuring when my cat got sick for a kidney failure and UTI. Doctors give very clear explanations a...
They have always been very nice and helpful, very organized to remind me of appointments, were very reassuring when my cat got sick for a kidney failure and UTI. Doctors give very clear explanations and show empathy to the owners. Pension is very clean (especially compared to some other places) and I know that my cat is well taken care of. I moved away to South-West 6 years ago and still go there for his appointments. It's definitely a good match between him and the staff there ! I highly recommend this place !
julias feneto
9 May 2017
BE CAREFUL DR JOELLE QUIRRON -This is the ugliest and most dangerous clinic i ever seen! They have a doctor that it interested only to get money from you - i came there with my 5 month puppy (1.5 kil...
BE CAREFUL DR JOELLE QUIRRON -This is the ugliest and most dangerous clinic i ever seen! They have a doctor that it interested only to get money from you - i came there with my 5 month puppy (1.5 kilo weight) and she wanted to make her at once 3!!!!!! Vaccinations!!!!!! One vaccination was Kennel cough and my dog was actually sick with kennel cough at that moment!!!!Another vaccine vas rabbis that is very serious vaccination as everyone knows! and third vaccination also wanted to do at the same time!!!!! I said to her no sorry i am not going to do it now and more over i am not going to do all at the same day!!!! omg how many animals did you already kill?????? at the same time she tried to convince me to buy vitamins that my dog will need only in one year when she will grow up, come on!!!!!why i need to buy them now if i wont need them for one year ?????also she pre scribed me eye drops antibiotics and three month anti worming medicine that i actually did not ask her and found out about it at the cashier only!!!!!! After all these i received a call in about couple weeks -smth like why you do not come to us you need to make vaccinations???? i was mad and said sorry i wont come to you and gave them reasons. but today 2 month later i received a letter in my mail box saying me that i missing appointments and i need to come and do vaccinations for my dog!!!!!!!!! these people just money makers - the do not care about your animals at all - the doctor name is DR JOELLE QUIRRON - please do not pay attention that she look nice and smily - she wanted to give 3 vaccinations to my dog at once !!!!!! she actually wanted to kill my small puppy !!!! she is only interested in money trust me!!! And another my breeder told me he also brought a dog there and she said that his dog had cataract on both eyes and need serious treatment !!!! he did not trust her and went to another place and they said that there was no cataract at all!!!!!!!!!!! Please be aware of this place!! be carefull people and be more attentive to all that these people say and do! cause unfortunately these private clinics mostly interested in only earning money but not it caring about our pets!!!!
Tali Cherniawsky
30 Mar 2017
They were always so friendly and nice to my cat.
Marie Eve
11 May 2015
Dre Quirion
Kel Sancinetti
16 Dec 2014
Staff is friendly but I service is not satisfactory. I ended up spending a lot of money and had had no diagnostic at all, my dog was just pushed to do useless exams and treatments, and after all she s...
Staff is friendly but I service is not satisfactory. I ended up spending a lot of money and had had no diagnostic at all, my dog was just pushed to do useless exams and treatments, and after all she still have the same problem and no diagnostic. I don't fell like going back and spending almost $500 for nothing. I do not recommend this clinic.
Genevieve Sirois
25 Oct 2014
the staff is cold and they don't really help
A Cristina Mendoza G.
30 Oct 2013
professionalism at its best. I own 2 dogs and they have always been attended with care, good service and prompt recovery.
I never feel this vet is taking advantage, they always opt for less is more.
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professionalism at its best. I own 2 dogs and they have always been attended with care, good service and prompt recovery.
I never feel this vet is taking advantage, they always opt for less is more.
very hard to find.
being a recurrent visitor lol, I highly suggest it!!
bravo
Cristina, Cesar et Carlito
Leanne Ohlund
5 Dec 2011
Professional, warm, and english-friendly service at this clinic. I was very happy to find a good vet on short notice for my cat. Dr. Quirion-Sicard treated my cat and she explained everything very wel...
Professional, warm, and english-friendly service at this clinic. I was very happy to find a good vet on short notice for my cat. Dr. Quirion-Sicard treated my cat and she explained everything very well. Also, the resident bengal kitty cat, Esteban, is super entertaining! Merci !
FAQs
Where is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis located?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is located at 7364 Saint Denis St, Montreal, Quebec H2R 2E4. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Montreal area and surrounding communities.
What time does Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open and close each day?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is open Monday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Tuesday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Wednesday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Thursday 09:00 AM - 21:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 20:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 15:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open on Saturdays?
Yes, Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis open on Sundays?
No, Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis?
You can book an appointment online with Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis offer?
Clinique Vétérinaire St Denis in Montreal offers a range of veterinary services, including NULL. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
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