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Wizoo offers a variety of veterinary appointments for your pets. General consultations, veterinary telemedicine, animal nutrition, dog and cat vaccines, laser therapy… We do everything we can to care for your pets, whatever their species!

Did you know?

We’re not just another veterinary hospital! We also offer services for less common animals such as ferrets, spiders and reptiles.

Booking a veterinary appointment for one of these species couldn’t be easier! Simply select the appropriate button, and you’re ready to go.

Have a question about your appointment? Contact our veterinary customer service!

Our veterinary customer service team is available all week to answer your questions before and after your appointment.

How to find our veterinary hospital

2102 rue Cabot, Montréal (Qc) H4E 1E4

Our Montreal veterinary hospital is easy to get to, and unbeatable! Located on Cabot Street, we’re close to all amenities, with plenty of parking available for your convenience.

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Our services

Consultation

The annual check-up is certainly the ideal opportunity to assess your pet’s overall health. But sometimes we are concerned about changes in behaviour or mood that may be signs of a health problem. A consultation allows you to answer several questions, to have tests done or samples taken that will help to establish a diagnosis and determine the necessary care, or simply to follow up on your animal’s health or take preventive actions, such as vaccines, for example.

Nutrition

The right choice of food for your pet is essential to ensure that its daily life is not compromised by nutritional deficiencies, through every stage of its life. Feel free to ask for advice to make sure you make the right choices. Wizoo also offers a food delivery service to simplify your life. Find out more!

Veterinarian telemedicine

A remote consultation? Yes, it is now possible! An interesting tool for follow-up care, urgent evaluation or advice in a preventive approach.

Vaccines and tests

Some diseases and infections can be the cause of death that could be prevented by vaccination. They may be contracted if your pet is in contact with other animals, for example. Establishing a vaccination schedule should be a priority for every pet owner. By offering on-site laboratory tests, we ensure that results are obtained quickly and that accurate diagnoses can be made in the shortest possible time. Tests and analyses also allow the detection of several diseases.

Pharmacy

Our pharmaceutical service gives you access to various products with or without a prescription, including the drugs needed to heal your pet, preventive treatments and even nutritional supplements. We are also proud to offer the online prescription service, which will allow you to better plan your visits and save time.

Laser therapy

A practical but also innovative application. Helps to improve healing time, reduce pain or swelling, or increase blood circulation.

General surgery

That’s right! At Wizoo, we offer a complete animal surgery service at our Center for Veterinary Surgery, Dentistry and Radiology. Whether it’s dog spaying or cat neutering, emergency animal surgery or treatment, we put our 20 years of experience to work for you. With us, your pets benefit from top-notch anesthetic monitoring thanks to Dr. Sarah Annie Guénette, who holds a second doctorate in this cutting-edge field. Contact us to schedule a pre-operative consultation.

Orthopedic surgery

Has your cat torn a knee or does your dog have hip dysplasia? Dr. Sarah Annie Guénette has 20 years’ experience in animal orthopedic surgery. From TPLO surgery to TightRope surgery, arthroplasty, trochleoplasty and more, the Wizoo team’s many accreditations and unique post-operative follow-up are at your service during your pet’s surgery. Make an appointment for a pre-operative consultation.

Dentistry

Whether it’s basic scaling for a dog or cat, or dental surgery for a completely infected mouth, Wizoo surgeons Dr. Sarah Annie Guénette, Dr. Mohand Kacimi and Dr. Dina Morcos collectively have over 30 years’ experience. Even if your pet is older and cohabits with certain diseases such as cardiomyopathy, renal or liver failure, thyroid imbalance or others, we can help. Don’t put up with the stench from your pet’s mouth, because ODOR = PAIN. Give your little monsters a quality life with a healthy mouth! Make an appointment for a pre-operative consultation.

Frequently asked questions

Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Feel free to contact us for more information.

What is the Wizoo difference?

Unique concept and different from anything you have ever known! This is the future of veterinary medicine! A fun experience, while significantly reducing your bill.

At Wizoo, you enter a completely crazy world! The brand universe as colourful and human as our personality, Fido and you will be charmed!

Affordable – We reduce your average bill.

The services you need and an extraordinary experience, without the extra cost.

Accessible – Simplify your already busy daily life!

Online appointment booking, time slots every 20 minutes, telehealth, technological and innovative services, etc.

Adorable – We offer you an extraordinary experience!

A veterinary office should not look like a hospital… You and your pets and children will fall in love with Wizoo!

Whether you have an appointment, or just want to show us the new kit you bought Pistachio, or Brutus who now gives his paw, come and see us, we miss you!

Do I need an appointment?

We offer several time slots, so it is possible to get an appointment quickly, by following the link on our website. If you do not find the time slot that suits you or you think that you need an appointment more urgently, do not hesitate to contact us at 514-319-4966 and we will find a solution!

It is recommended, as a preventive measure, to visit your veterinarian at least once a year, to ensure that he is in good health and thus avoid unpleasant surprises for our favorite companion

Who will tend to my pet?

The Wizoo team is composed of veterinarians, animal health technicians, technical assistants and receptionists. Animal lovers who will take care of your pet as if it were their own.

In case of emergency and outside Wizoo's openings, who can I contact?

When Wizoo is not open you can contact one of the 24-hour emergency centres. Either the Centre vétérinaire Laval at 450-781-1200 or the Centre vétérinaire Rive-Sud at 450-656-3660.

What are the costs of opening a file?

There is no charge to open a file at Wizoo. Weren’t we just saying that we were going to reduce your average bill?!

What are the steps involved for a surgical procedure at your clinics?

On the day of the procedure, you will go to the meeting point closest to your home, either at Wizoo Vaudreuil or Brossard. We will then transport your pet to our surgical center in Montreal where the surgeries take place. It is important to note that our surgical procedures are performed only at our Montreal center, and not in Brossard or Vaudreuil.

How can I reach customer service?

Several options are available to make your life easier!

Do you want to make an appointment?

Simple and easy! You can do it quickly on our website, comfortably in your slippers, with direct access to our professionals’ schedules.

For all general questions, you can write via:

Facebook Messenger or

info@wizoo.ca

Where we will be happy to answer your questions quickly within the next few hours.

You’d rather talk to a human

No problem! Simply call 514-319-4966

I would like to unsubscribe from the Wizoo newsletter, how can I do so?

You no longer wish to receive information on promotions and circular offers? If you are sure, simply follow the link at the bottom of the newsletter.

Does my favorite companion need an annual consultation, and why?

If you ask yourself that question, it is very likely that yes!

Did you know that only 46% of cats and 77% of dogs have already gone to the vet. It is almost as if you would never go to the dentist or doctor; it is very likely that problems will appear without you even knowing it.

If you are not sure, call us (514-319-4966) or write to us via Facebook Messenger and we will be happy to help you!

How do I make an appointment?

Simple and easy! You can do it quickly on our website, comfortably in your slippers, with direct access to our professionals’ schedules.

If there is anything and you need assistance you can always reach us by Facebook Messenger or email (info@wizoo.ca) where we will be pleased to answer your questions promptly within the next few hours.

You’d rather talk to a human

No problem! Simply call 514-319-4966

What is laser therapy?

Did you know that you can relieve and eliminate your pet’s daily pain with this innovative new technique?

A treatment without surgery, without medication and non-intrusive allowing you to:

– Reduce pain

– Reduce inflammation

– Accelerate healing

We like that!!! 🙂

How does it work?

Laser light is generated by a non-invasive handheld device that treats the affected area. Your companion will then feel a gentle soothing warmth. Treatments usually last only a few minutes.

You are « Thomas » and prefer the scientific version explaining all this, here it is:

Deep tissue laser treatment causes a biological response in the cells, called » photo-bio-stimulation « which results in reduced pain, reduced inflammation and accelerating healing.

For more information on this technology and our Companion Animal Health laser system www.companionanimalhealth.com/page/laser-therapy

Telehealth, how does it work and can it change my life?

Do you like the comfort of your home, your slippers, your Netflix series and you are allergic to traffic? Telehealth is right for you!

At Wizoo, we promote innovation to simplify your life!

In fact, we are the first in North America to offer telehealth!

What is it?

This is a consultation with your veterinary professional Wizoo, in the comfort of your own home. Yes, it’s possible, we have reached that technology!

How does it work?

According to the regulations of the veterinary association, as soon as you have had a physical appointment with your professional Wizoo in the last year, you are eligible for telehealth. It is therefore ideal for follow-ups, emergencies and advice with Taz in your arms, in your favorite chair!

Our video calling platform is very convenient, easy to use, suitable for everyone and works with your smart device and/or computer.

All you have to do now is choose the telehealth option at your next appointment!

Yes, it can change your life!

101 LYME disease

Disease that can only be caught by a tick bite

You can’t get it from your dog

Can affect ALL mammals, humans, dogs, cats, mice…

For dogs, the clinical signs range from nothing at all to destroying the kidneys, through sudden and very painful joint pain.

Dogs and cats are protected by vaccinating them every year and with oral treatment 4 times a year

Ticks are active even in December! In fact, as soon as it gets over 4 degrees Celsius. So we protect our pets all year round!

101 RABIES

ATTENTION rabies is a disease still present today with a case reported in June this summer (2019) in a bat!

Rabies is transmitted between mammals through saliva, urine and blood, which means it is transmitted by bites.

Rabies is a fatal disease that affects all mammals, human, dog, cat, mouse, etc.

Vaccination against rabies, even for indoor animals, is a social responsibility because the disease is directly transmissible to humans.

Vaccination against rabies is easy and very effective and mandatory in several countries and municipalities.

101 Dog vaccines

The vaccination protocol will primarily aim to protect you and your family against zoonotic diseases (transmissible between you and your animal).

Rabies is the first priority. As a basic rule, this vaccine should be your first choice if you want to keep your pet indoors or vaccinate as little as possible.

Second priority: Leptospirosis. A relatively rare but directly transmissible disease between your family and your dog. It affects the kidneys and can have important consequences for your health.

Then come the vaccines that protect your dog’s health but whose diseases are not transmissible to humans. We’re talking about, in order of importance:

Basic vaccine: includes juvenile diseases that kill or affect the most animals annually

Lyme vaccine: an emerging disease transmitted by ticks

Kennel cough vaccine: Highly contagious disease (grooming room, dog park, visits to cousins…) between dogs but which is treated with antibiotics.

101 Cat vaccines

The vaccination protocol will aim, in the first instance, to protect you and your family against zoonotic diseases (transmissible between you and your animal).

Rabies is the first priority. As a basic rule, this vaccine should be your first choice if you want to keep your pet indoors or vaccinate as little as possible.

Second priority: the basic vaccine. Includes protection against feline viral Rhinotracheitis. A disease that cats often have already caught at birth, the vaccine helps to stimulate the immune system to allow your cat to defend itself.

Lastly, Leukaemia: A highly contagious disease between cats. It can even be transmitted when cats lick each other. Once the cat is infected, it will remain infected and suffer for the rest of its life. Mostly recommended for outdoor cats.

101 Teeth

Cats and dogs have teeth like ours. Milk teeth that will fall out and adult teeth that make tartar!

Brushing your animals’ teeth from an early age will avoid the cost of cleaning under anaesthesia.

Reminder: Human toothpaste is toxic to animals (Xylitol). You will need a toothpaste for animals WITHOUT XYLITOL.

For toothbrushes: All models are good. Plastic brush to put on your finger or human soft hair brush, everything is fine.

Brush as often as you can. In fact, our animals would need to brush their teeth as often as we do.

Tips: Cowhide snacks, dental croquettes, dental wipes, drinking water additive are all good ideas to help you keep control of your pet’s tartar.

101 EARS

Wash your dog’s ears at least once a week to help you remember to inspect the ears and avoid being caught by unexpected infections.

Use a veterinary grade product so as not to create a problem but to solve one.

Remove as little hair as possible. If you see the ear canal, you don’t need to remove any hair. It irritates your dog’s external ear canal and can induce ear infections.

Irrigate the ears with otic solution after swimming for dogs with drooping ears.

Let the ears breathe. Tie the drooping ears behind the head by the hair in very hot weather or after cleaning to dry everything.

Shave. The hair inside the earlobes and the hair at the inner base of the ears can become oily and warm. Shaving these hairs will facilitate aeration and drying of the external ear canal.

101 Obesity

Most widespread and underestimated disease. It’s consequences are disastrous and it is insidiously settling in.

Physical exercise increases muscle strength and cardiopulmonary capacity but will have little effect on obesity.

Most affordable disease to treat! In fact, reducing the calories consumed will also reduce your food bill.

Calculating calories adjusted to your pet’s metabolic needs is the only effective way to control obesity.

If you are in doubt, have your animal’s BODY CONDITION assessed by a Wizoo certified animal health technician.

101 Nutrition

Nutrition is a specific university concentration and involves extensive academic studies to navigate through it.

Your human and veterinary doctors are not nutritionists but count several university hours in their academic studies on the subject.

Simple errors in the dosage of vitamins, minerals and supplements will have important and sometimes irreversible consequences on your pet’s health.

Corn is a fundamental ingredient in your dog’s nutrition. It is an important source of carnitine and taurine, which are essential for the proper functioning of the heart. A lack of any of these ingredients will lead to a deformity of the heart called dilated cardio-myopathy.

To choose a diet, look for scientific publications in animal nutrition journals often supported by universities.

101 Canine education

A puppy is a baby who has been adopted. Keep in mind that he has just been separated from his mother and siblings. A certain level of anxiety is therefore normal.
The principles of education are always the same. Compassion and guidance. Establish your boundaries and respect them.
A dog can usually hold back for one hour per month of age. So a 3-month-old dog can, during the day, hold back for 3 hours and at night a little more.
The dodos are in the cage until the dog is clean.
Pee and poo outdoors are rewarded with an instant liver snack offered as soon as the dog goes.
Accident inside are to be ignored. You are the only ones guilty 😉
When your dog is house training, you must supervise him at all times when he is free in the house. If you can’t handle it, put it in its cage or tie it with its leash to your foot.
A dog that sniffs the ground insistently is looking for a place to relieve itself. Get him outside!!!

101 Kitten education - Claws

A cat comes with claws whether you like it or not.
You either keep the claws or you don’t have a cat.
If you want to save the family home from the destruction of your domestic tiger, you must be prepared to adjust the interior design.
The essentials: A cat tree that reaches the ceiling, cocooning tablets with hiding places, toys and claw carpets.
For cat tree and exercise ideas visit my Pinterest: Sarah Annie Guenette, Arbre à chat!
Feliway all the way!!!!! Put it all over your cat tree, claw mats and other places dedicated to Tigger.
Catnip spray. We like it and we overuse it!!!
Cut the claws with the small cat claw cutter from an early age. Tigger will get used to it.

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Rex cats definitely have a unique and very endearing personality.
On the other hand, not having hair has consequences on your cat’s skin.
Rex cats accumulate brownish secretions, yeasts, all over their bodies. Teeth, ears, claws and their skin in general will need to be cleaned regularly.
Use a Malaceutic shampoo once a month and wipes once a week to cleanse skin and nails. Malaceutic ear cleaner can be used to clean the ears. A soft toothbrush and animal toothpaste will be essential for daily teeth brushing.

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