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Clinique Veterinaire Jarry

Clinique Veterinaire Jarry

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7383 Rue Jarry E, Montréal, Québec, H1J 1G8, Canada
(514) 355-1138 www.cvetjarry.ca
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Apr 13, 2018
Not impressed with this place. Besides having zero dog handling skills or what seemed to be any real interest in his job; the vet was unfriendly. He seemed to be in a rush, and didn't provide much useful information. The vet clipped one of my dogs nails too short, causing her pain/ stress and blood to poor from her paw. He may have ruptured a hernia by holding her too tight as well. After his sloppy work he tried to stop the blood with expired medication... The experience was unprofessional and unfriendly, and uncomfortable. Not what you look for in a vet. Highly do not recommend this place.

Sep 26, 2017
Dr. Gauvin and her staff are amazing. Been coming here for 2 years for my cat. There's never a stupid question. She makes you feel at ease

Feb 28, 2016
Been a client for at least 5 years Dr. Myreille Gauvin, is the best

May 19, 2018
Mon épagneul est traité chez eux depuis près de 10 ans et je n'ai que des bons commentaires à faire. J'ai aussi fait soigné mes deux vieux chats il y a 4 ou 5 ans et lorsqu'il fût temps de les euthanasier, le personnel de la clinique a été très compréhensif et amical. Je recommande cette clinique car en plus de bien prendre soin de nos animaux, ils ne surchargent pas. Et la vétérinaire m'a déjà donné des trucs naturels pour aider mon chien avec ses otites à répétition.

Jun 9, 2018
Service pas très courtois mais on s'en fout. Ne facture que le nécessaire. Plus important encore, hyper compétente. Elle a littéralement sauvé la vie de mon chat alors qu'un autre vétérinaire avait appliqué le mauvais diagnostic.

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