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Animal Emergency & Specialty
Hospital

Facing the exceptional, together and as a team.

24/7 Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Services in Ontario

10 specialized services

Specialized surgery and veterinary orthopedics
Oncology
Medical imaging
Radioactive iodine treatment
Internal medicine
Intensive care
Neurology
24/7 emergencies
Dermatology
Anesthesiology

Contact

514 633-8888
Toll-free: 1 800-463-8555

Area

15,000 feet2

Consultation rooms

7

Specialist surgeons who are available and passionate

Whether to confirm a diagnosis, verify a technical aspect or explore different treatment alternatives, the expertise and skills of our surgical team will be of great assistance.

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Medical equipment

  • Minimally invasive surgery (laparoscopy & thoracoscopy)
  • CT Scan 128 strips
  • Endoscopy
  • Fluoroscopy
  • High-flow oxygen therapy (AIRVO) and mechanical ventilation
  • Radioactive iodine treatment
  • Video otoscopy

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of emergencies does OAESH deal with?

CENTREDMVET Saint-Hubert treats a variety of emergencies, including :

  • Convulsions and seizures
  • Severe allergic reactions
  • Physical trauma (fractures, bites, wounds)
  • Poisoning or ingestion of toxic products
  • Respiratory distress requiring resuscitation or oxygen therapy
  • Severe pain or any other sign of extreme discomfort

Our 24/7 center features an integrated laboratory and on-site pharmacy for rapid diagnosis and treatment.

Do I need to make an appointment for an emergency consultation?

No, emergencies are walk-in. CENTREDMVET Saint-Hubert welcomes emergencies at any time, 365 days a year. If your pet needs immediate attention, come directly to our clinic for prompt care.

What are the signs of an emergency requiring an immediate visit?

Here are some signs that may warrant an immediate visit to CENTREDMVET Saint-Hubert :

  • Difficulty breathing or excessive panting
  • Loss of consciousness, convulsions, or sudden paralysis
  • Severe and prolonged vomiting or diarrhea
  • Open wounds or visible bleeding
  • Inability to move or intense pain
  • Signs of intoxication: tremors, excessive salivation, disorientation

In case of doubt, it’s advisable to consult a specialist as soon as possible to assess your pet’s condition and avoid any complications.