Dr. Feve (which translates to Dr. Bean - how cute!) is a very competent and very compassionate vet…read morewho also speaks English perfectly. I've been going to him with for two years, since I moved to Paris, and I'm very happy with the care he provides for my 9 year old cat - everything from basic check-ups done thoroughly and quickly to limit my nervous cat's discomfort, to more complex treatments like the interferon he recommended we try for for his dental issues and which, while a bit pricey, finally resolved the recurring infections that had required extractions in the past! I'm also really touched that he always makes a point to charge me the minimum possible, caring more about the welfare of the animals and building a good relationship than about maximizing his profits.

It's been a while since our visit... It was before the Covid pandemic. My dog Chibi was seen by…read moreDr Mccarthy so that a pet passport can be issued for her. I found Dr Mccarthy to be very friendly and communicative. He also had very helpful and courteous staff working for him. Chibi and I going to visit Paris this year, in July, and look forward to seeing him and his staff again.

We are in California and we sure do miss him! he has always squeezed us in, and that is so…read moreappreciated. he figured out why my dog was sick once and it was a life saver!

Tail-wagging dog happiness for Furry Face and peace of mind for me. That's what I get from Dr. de…read morela Fuente. I'll happily deal with fussy dog-averse Uber drivers and a 20 minute commute in order to bring my 8 and a half year old boxer girl to this vet. Dr. de la Fuente recently took over this practice of FamilyVets. It was previously under the direction of Dr. Stephanie Torok, who was our vet for the past year and a half, since I moved back to Paris. We could see right away that Dr. de la Fuente is a dog-tastic vet (that's chien-tastique, en français)! Understanding, knowledgeable, gentle, fun, compassionate, present, practical, and honest -- and we say that with tail-wagging enthusiasm. For example: 1. Dr. dlF connected with my pup. She didn't start grabbing or poking at her, but instead let Furry Face come to her, then spent time petting her and talking to her in French doggy-speak, which made Furry Face comfortable and relaxed. 2. Dr. dlF didn't over-diagnose and recommend a bunch of expensive treatments. We came in because Furry Face had her first major arthritis episode. She was limping horribly, walking on three legs. I had no idea what it was. Dr. dlF could have said she needed x-rays and MRIs and all sorts of stuff, and I would have believed her. But she didn't. She was honest. She gave her an anti-inflammatory and asked me to call her the next day to see if Furry Face needed further evaluation. Honesty -- that's worth a bunch of stars, right there. 3. Dr. dlF (actually, her staff) followed up by calling me on the phone the next day to see how Furry Face was doing. Again, gobs of stars for that one. I've taken Furry Face to a couple of other vets in Paris, including one in my old hood in the 7th. They were all adequate and okay, but not exceptional. As for Dr. de la Fuente? She's great. Dog-ceptional, in fact. You'll see the difference when you bring your furry kid in to see her. I highly recommend her. I moved out of the neighborhood and it takes an Uber ride for me to get her, but I wouldn't dream of going to another vet. For me, when my little Furry Face gal is having a tail-waggin', relaxed good time, and I'm getting straight, honest answers, I know I don't need to look any further. It's Dr. dlF for as long as I'm in Paris.

This veterinary clinic in Paris 17 is absolutely brilliant. They speak English, and are open 24…read morehours/7 days. We had an emergency at nearly midnight on Bastille Day and we were welcomed openly and had the most positive veterinary experience ever! Thank you, Wagranville!