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    Les Anges Gardiennes - montreal cat care for small animals and mini pets pet sitting

    Les Anges Gardiennes

    (23 reviews)

    Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

    The service is always thoughtful, all staff members are great (plus the pictures and brief feedback…read moreon how my dog's day went are always fun and useful/appreciated), I've been having a perfect client experience there for many months and recommend to everyone. Approved by my fluffy samoyed and his human! Highly recommend!

    Never board your dog at Les Anges Gardiennes. They stopped having someone stay with the animals…read moreovernight over a year ago, but didn't tell customers. They just pretend nothing changed. They put the dogs in cages, stacked floor to ceiling, in a tiny room with signs banning entry, so owners don't know how badly their animals are being treated. From the time the daycare closes at 7:00pm until after 7:00am the next morning there is no one there, and the dogs are stuck in little cages for 12+ hours. There is just a camera in the room and who knows if they monitor that. They make a show of putting some cats roaming freely in an office off reception, but they won't show you where they actually stick the dogs who are boarding there: in tiny cages that are off-limits and behind closed doors. I saw the disgusting room because a lovely person in reception told me to avoid boarding there, and showed me the room even though they could have been fired. The people who work in the daycare are fabulous, but the woman who runs the place, Vanessa, is super sweet to your face and takes your money, and then shoves your dog, alone and scared, in a small room and lies to you about someone being there. Oh, also, Vanessa steals tips. The people who work there are so lovely (and you should tip them!!!) but NEVER let Vanessa see you do it, she'll take it for herself, because "they owe her." NEVER GO HERE FOR ANYTHING.

    Hôpital Vétérinaire Journet - Logo

    Hôpital Vétérinaire Journet

    (13 reviews)

    Plateau-Mont-Royal

    Un excellent service et tout le personnel dévoué à ce que votre animal vive une expérience le moins…read moretraumatisante possible. c'est à souhaiter que les GMF pour humains en fasse autant! je suis très heureuse d'avoir emmené mon chien chez eux, merci!

    I can't say enough good things about my experience with Hopital Veterinaire Journet. When I noticed…read morethat my old lady cat was acting strangely, I packed her and my toddler up and hoofed it over to Journet. The completely bilingual counter staff was kind and courteous, and within 10 minutes we were in an exam room with Dr. Fatihi, who gave Lydia the Kittia a complete look-over. He ran some tests (some in-office, some sent out to the lab), and gave me a thorough explanation of the situation and our options. We went home with some medicine and a big free bag of cat chow, awaiting a call back on test results the next day. For an exam, an ultrasound, urinalysis, blood test, some canned food, some painkillers, and the big bag of cat food, we only paid $260. I was expecting about double, and was grateful it was so affordable. We were heading out of town to visit family over Easter weekend, so I asked at Journet if they did boarding or knew of cat-sitters who could come and feed Lydia her antibiotics twice daily. Dan, at the front desk, said, "oh, you live really close. I can do it." And he did. For free. And even left some extra cans of food and a cat toy for Lydz. That's just incredible. That doesn't happen. But it did at Journet. It's a great clinic, with great facilities, great stock for sale in their boutique, great prices for veterinary services (with an effort not to push the more expensive option, but to give you informed choices), and great staff. If only people doctors in Montreal were this great...

    Gaby Popper - pet_training - Updated May 2026

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