When we suspect cancer, the first step is to establish an accurate diagnosis and determine the extent of the disease. Cancer leads to the death of 50% of dogs and cats over 10 years old.
Our veterinary oncologists are there to guide you through the various possible treatments.
Our priority: ensuring a good quality of life for your pet by minimizing the appearance of side effects.
Your pet should be seen by one of our surgical specialists when:
Since your furry companions can't verbalize their pain, it's sometimes difficult to understand what's happening to them and know when it's urgent. Pay attention to their body language and their general state, it is their way of communicating with you.
Here is a list of conditions that excuse an emergency visit to our centres:
What differentiates an emergency and referral centre from your neighbourhood hospital or clinic is also the technologic equipment used there. Our teams have on-site access to more complete and state-of-the-art equipment (MRI, CT-Scan, on-site laboratory, etc.) to be able to make a complete diagnosis more quickly.
With more than 35 years of clinical expertise, our three teams in Brossard, Montreal and Laval care about the health and well-being of your pet. They always adopt a global and human approach in order to accompany you throughout the care of your animal.
This service is offered exclusively to all our referring veterinarians. You can submit your reference request via our Vet Connexion portal.
Your animal should be monitored by one of our anesthesia specialists in the event of:
Our anesthesiology specialists and their team will accompany you throughout the anesthesia process, starting at home before the procedure up to their return.
Whether after surgery or during the life of your pet, physical disorders can arise. Our technicians will accompany you in the various treatments and programs adapted to the situation.
