A 24/7 Emergency and Specialty Care Reference
Ideally located near Promenades St-Bruno, CENTREDMVET St-Hubert is a 24/7 emergency and specialized veterinary care center, offering immediate care for dogs and cats, without appointment. With state-of-the-art equipment and recognized expertise, we respond to a wide range of emergencies. Our integrated laboratories and pharmacies enable rapid diagnosis and immediate treatment.
The specialists at our five reference centers combine their expertise in specialized veterinary medicine, fostering the multidisciplinary collaboration essential to the management of complex cases. Thanks to this synergy, we can offer even more comprehensive and tailored care, ensuring that every animal receives the best possible support, whatever its state of health. Our veterinarians and specialized technicians work closely with local veterinarians, guaranteeing continuity of care for every patient.
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
A dedicated team, advanced technology, and expert veterinary care—available when you need it most
13 specialized services
514 633-8888
Toll-free: 1 800-463-8555
Hours: 24/7 Emergency Care
Area : 23 000 feet²
Consultation rooms : 7
Medical equipment
- Minimally Invasive Surgical Equipment
- CT Scan
- Medical Endoscopy System
- Fluoroscopy System
- High-Flow Oxygen Therapy System
- Mechanical Ventilator
- Radioactive Iodine (I-131) Treatment Facility
- Medical Video Otoscope
The experts
Dre Kate Alexander
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Imagerie médicale
Dre Océanne Brossut
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Urgences 24/7
Dre Marie-Line Buteau
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
CENTREDMVET Montréal
Urgences 24/7
Dre Camylle C Bergeron
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Dermatologie
Dr Jérôme Calvalido
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Oncologie
Dre Wafa Chabouni
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Urgences 24/7
Dre Anne-Marie Couture
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Urgences 24/7
Dre Patricia Dorval
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Soins intensifs
Dre Hélène Dufour
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Urgences 24/7
Dr Julien Fages
CENTREDMVET Blainville
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Imagerie médicale
Dr Romain Huvé
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Médecine interne
Traitement à l’iode radioactif
Dr Hugo Joly
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET Blainville
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Imagerie médicale
Dr Hugues Lacoste
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Oncologie
Analyses biomédicales
Dr Edouard Marchal
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
CENTREDMVET Montréal
Neurochirurgie
Neurologie
Dre Nadia Pagé
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
CENTREDMVET Montréal
Dermatologie
Dre Angelika Stock
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Reproduction
Dr David Szwec
CENTREDMVET Montréal
CENTREDMVET Blainville
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Chirurgie spécialisée et orthopédie vétérinaire
Dr Alex Terreros
CENTREDMVET St-Hubert
Chirurgie spécialisée et orthopédie vétérinaire
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of emergencies does CENTREDMVET St-Hubert treat?
What types of emergencies does CENTREDMVET Saint-Hubert treat?
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 appointment is required for emergencies. CENTREDMVET St-Hubert is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergency veterinary care. If your pet requires immediate medical attention, come directly to our hospital for prompt assessment and treatment.
What are the signs of an emergency requiring an immediate visit?
Here are some signs that warrant an immediate visit to CENTREDMVET St-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.
