INFORMATION | COVID-19 SECURITY MEASURES

COVID-19: Ongoing preventative measures 

We are happy to welcome back clients with their pets into the clinic! 
For everyone's safety, we will manage the flow of clients into the clinic, and accept a maximum of 2 people per pet inside. In order to limit the number of people inside the clinic, we ask you to follow this arrival process: 

  • When parked near the clinic, please remain in your car and call us at (514)375-4713; 
  • You will be assigned to a spot on the terrace in front of the clinic, if there is no space available when you arrive, we will call you back to inform you when you can come back to the terrace;
  •  When the consultation room will be available, we will pick you up on the terrace and guide you to the room. 

Thank you for your understanding, our goal is to make your next visit safe and enjoyable.

Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact our reception.

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514 375-4713

info@ophtalmoveterinaire.com



Phone

514 375-4713

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Anaïs

Anaïs

Animal Health Technician

I was born in China where I was adopted at the age of one and since then I have always lived in the Montreal area. Like all the employees who work in the field, I have always been driven by a love of animals of all kinds. Besides, my living environment would be incomplete without the animals I support: a rabbit, a reptile, fish, a three-legged cat and a blind cat. My academic training consists of a certificate of professional studies as an animal keeper obtained in the spring of 2012 in Trois-Rivières; I subsequently obtained my veterinary care technician diploma from Boreal College (Alfred campus) in the spring of 2014. During my studies, I did two internships in a veterinary clinic in Montreal and Vaudreuil. I have been working in a veterinary clinic for three years and I am happy to join Dr Ollivier’s team, whose specialty in ophthalmology is of great interest to me. I devote my free time to sport (baseball, cross-fit, camping), watercolor as well as researching documentation on the animal world to maintain a file that I prepared from veterinary chronicles from various sources.