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Lonsdale Veterinary Hospital Inc

Name: Lonsdale Veterinary Hospital Inc
Address: 116 20th St W, North Vancouver, BC, V7M 1Y4, CA
Telephone: (604) 985-1395
Price range: $$$

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tony boyce

Jan 16, 2019

We have been taking our dogs to Dr Cichon for over 15 years. With his extensive knowledge in both holistic and conventional care he has been able to solve multiple health issues with our current and past rescue dogs. He is one of the best vets you will find! Heather & Tony Gamble

Scott Garrett

Dec 19, 2018

Dr. Cichon has been our vet for more than 10 years. We appreciate his thoughtful well rounded approach and genuine care for our dogs. He takes all the time necessary to help us understand our options and works with us to come up with the best treatment plan.

Maureen Scott

Dec 27, 2018

Dr Cichon is knowledgeable and always considers the best interests of our dogs when he recommends a treatment plan. The dogs adore him. In fact, several have owed their lives to his effective treatment methods. We appreciate the research he does to ensure that he is up-to-date when suggesting approaches to unusual ailments. We are very aware that, without Dr. Cichon's excellent care, several of our beloved pets would have lived much shorter and less comfortable lives. I cannot imagine taking our pets elsewhere! Maureen & Jim Scott, Daisy and Wylie

Angela M

Jan 9, 2019

We took our dog Toma to Doctor Cichon for over 15 years, and now based on our recommendation my father is taking his dog Fonzie to the Lonsdale Veterinary Hospital. The good doctor takes his time with each patient and along with Paulina his assistant it is clear how much they love animals.

Adam Ashurst

Jan 13, 2019

Weâ€™ve had Dr. Cichon as our vet for our 3 dogs and 2 cats for years now, and have been very happy. Heâ€™s well-balanced with his methods, with focus on natural diet and methods first wherever possible. He is caring and passionate about his work, and doesnâ€™t miss anything. Heâ€™s thorough and would rather explore something suspicious further, but also doesnâ€™t push things on the client. He simply gives options and recommendations based on his knowledge and experience, and wanting the best care for each animal. Something else that we appreciate about him that many vets donâ€™t do is his passion for the most current treatments, and his willingness and openness to research new things we ask him about. He also introduced us to the food sensitivity test from Dr. Dodds, which is the only reliable test on the market. Our Bassett hound is very sensitive to both food and environmental allergens, and this food test and being able to communicate with Dr. Dodds have been instrumental in helping her. One last word about Paulina, his assistant, who is the friendliest and most capable vet assistant we know.

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