Clinique Vétérinaire Frontenac (Groupe Vet. Frontenac Inc.)

Your veterinarian
in Ste-Foy

Passionimo Veterinary
Network Member

Our new clinic in Beauport in September

Dr. Maude Imbeault

Devoted Teams, Healthy Pets!

The teams of the Frontenac Veterinary Group are happy to welcome you in Sainte-Foy and Beauport.

Devoted, energetic, and always attentive to our clients and patients, our teams are a proud reflection of our veterinarian-owner, Dr. Maude Imbeault (affectionately known as Dr. Maude).

Your pets have no secret for us! As such, we can address your concerns, whether they be about allergies, vaccines, neutering, illnesses, parasites (fleas, ticks, or worms), or nutrition.

We offer you simple, individualized, and efficient solutions at a fair price. We treat your cats and dogs as though they were our own. We focus on prevention to ensure a long, healthy, and happy life for your furry companion. We are attentive to your needs and can give you all the information you need on alternatives to cat declawing.

The well-being of your pet is so very important to us. Please come and visit us soon. Our thoughtful and highly competent team will be very happy to welcome you!

Services

Young animal

Adult animal

Aging animals

End of life

Contagious diseases

Active pet owners

Starting off on the “right paw”

Right now, your puppy or kitten is still very young. Their life has just begun! And like humans, the first few months of life play a huge role in getting them started off right for their future. A check up at your vet means they’ll be starting their life off on the “right paw”, so to speak. And this should be something you follow every year. But of course, that very first examination is very important. First, we should be inserting a microchip, for example, so that you and your pet would always be reunited if they get lost. Next, vaccinations and deworming are highly recommended as preventive medicine at its best. No doubt your vet will also talk to you about neutering, diet and the importance of dental hygiene for your pet.

Whenever you consult your vet, it will always be their pleasure to answer any and all of your questions and provide you with their best advice. After all, animals and their wellbeing are their passion!

Services for Young animal

The vitality of adulthood

When they are fully grown, your pet is at their peak. They are still as playful as they were when they were younger, but they have the strength of adulthood. They are energetic, with a fully developed personality and behaviour that you’ve come to know well. Of course, you still take their health and wellbeing very much to heart, and you want them to live happily for a long time… and in terms of behaviour, they’ve certainly developed their own little quirks and eccentricities!

Don’t hesitate to consult your vet. It will be their pleasure to answer your questions and share their knowledge and advice. Your vet will also make sure your companion gets routine check ups that can increase their quality of life as they mature and evolve. Depending on the breed, it is possible that some conditions require a little more follow up. And remember that a bond also forms between your pet and your vet. Each visit is an opportunity to update their file, because your pet’s needs change over time.

Services for Adult animal

It’s been a wonderful life!

At what age is your pet considered “old”? First of all, let’s start by stating that aging is not an illness, and you can take steps to ensure that your pet fully enjoys their life. They might live fifteen, sixteen years or longer. They could have a long, wonderful life, with the help of you and your vet, enjoying the best health possible. And at the first signs of osteoarthritis, vision problems, or other problems that could crop up along the way, rest assured that there are many treatments that ease the side effects and in many cases, treat the conditions completely.

Don’t hesitate to consult your vet concerning your aging pet. It will be their pleasure to answer all your questions and provide expert advice. And remember that with time, an important bond also forms between the vet and your pet. Each visit is an opportunity to update their file and ensure the best quality of life possible for your pet.

Services for Aging animals

End of a well-travelled road

Your pet has been a part of your life for many years. They may have grown up with your children who are now adults as well. They've been there with you and for you during the hard times, always offering unconditional love. You know that no pet lives forever, and for some time, you’ve felt that the end of a well-lived life is near. From the very beginning, your faithful companion’s wellbeing and health has been of paramount importance to you. Firmly believing that prevention is the best medicine, you’ve regularly visited your vet. What should you do when illness hits and there’s no treatment left… and your pet’s quality of life is severely compromised?

Don’t hesitate to consult your vet about the end of life of your pet. Your vet will answer your questions to the best of their ability and experience. If euthanasia is deemed a viable option, your vet will gently explain how it’s done, with care and respect.

Services for End of life

Our Team

Dre Maude Imbeault

Veterinarian and owner

Your veterinarian in Ste-Foy

Passionimo Veterinary Network Member

Devoted Teams, Healthy Pets!

Services

Young animal

Adult animal

Aging animals

End of life

Contagious diseases

Active pet owners

Starting off on the “right paw”

Services for Young animal

The vitality of adulthood

The vitality of adulthood

Services for Adult animal

It’s been a wonderful life!

It’s been a wonderful life!

Services for Aging animals

End of a well-travelled road

End of a well-travelled road

Services for End of life

Your pet can catch something

Your pet can catch something

Services for Contagious diseases

Lead an active life?

Lead an active life?

Services for Active pet owners

Our Team

Dre Maude Imbeault

Tips from our experts

Your cat’s annual check up

Kennel cough

Ear infections

Does it seem as if your dog can never settle down?

Your cat looses weight. Is it normal?

Should you neuter your pet?

What about parasites: Roundworms

Beware of heartworm!

Moving? Get your dog ready! THE CHEAT SHEET

Prepare your cat for the big move - CHEAT SHEET

Thinking of adopting a dog?

Adopting a cat - the guide

Halloween: Danger! Beware!

Cook 3 fois par jour's dog's cupcakes

Marilou meets Dr Henault- Ticks (in French)

Marilou meets Dr Henault - bad breath

Cat and fleas

Benefits to the pet owners

Pets and ticks

Dog got skunked

Poisoning in Cats and Dogs

Coprophagia or when a dog eats its stool

Diabetes in dogs and cats

How to introduce new pets to each other

My Cat is Peeing Outside the Litter Box.

Do you Speak Dog?

Learn about the process of pet euthanasia

Ear Cropping and Tail Docking in Dogs: Why is it Banned?

Tips to pick the best scratcher for your cat

Understanding your cat

Tips for travelling with your pet

What to do if your dog attacked a porcupine?

Protecting your dog in winter

Is my pet overweight?

6 myths about ticks

The 12 most FAQ about ticks

10 tips to prevent tick bites for your pet... and you

Preventing Lyme disease: vaccine or antiparasitic product?

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Your veterinarian
in Ste-Foy

Passionimo Veterinary
Network Member

Clinique Vétérinaire
Frontenac (Groupe Vet. Frontenac Inc.)