Clinique Vétérinaire de la Pointe Inc.

Clinic and hospital

3453 Rue Robert-Chevalier, Montréal, QC, Canada

Make an appointment: (514) 498-1600

Outside business hours: 1 (800) 463-8555

About

Our team has been caring for the health and well-being of your cats and dogs since 1986. Our clinic is a family business with Dr. Émeric Nolin, the charming son of Dr. Chantal Dinelle, joining our team of veterinarians as soon as he graduated. Indeed, if you’re a long-time patron, you probably remember seeing Dr. Nolin holding many positions in our clinic during his youth!

Fully renovated, our clinic is easily accessible to the residents of the east-end of Montreal and Pointe-aux-Trembles. At De La Pointe Veterinary Clinic, your furry friend is in good hands.

Veterinary services

A dedicated team

Veterinarian

Dr Emeric Nolin

Veterinary doctor

Dre Hélène Picard

Veterinary doctor

Animal Health Technician

Veterinary Technician Assistant

Administration

Receptionist

Veterinary services

Behaviour

Boarding

Consultation

Dental care

Deworming

Microchipping

Neutering

Nutrition

Shop

Surgery

Vaccination

Important Information

COVID-19 – Exceptional procedures

Food and prescription renewal: It is essential to call before passing. Payment will be made by phone. No cash.

Exam:Here is the new procedure to ensure your safety and that of the clinic staff.

You can enter the clinic hall. A technician will pick up your pet for his medical exam. Sorry, but for a while, only pets are allowed! You will have to wait in your vehicle until you are called back to ask questions about its condition and discuss the tests to be done, if necessary.
Following the examination and tests you have accepted, the veterinarian will contact you by phone to explain the results and the treatments suggested.
The invoice payment will be made completely by phone or if necessary in the hall. NO CASH PAYMENT ACCEPTED.
The technician will then bring back your pet with the necessary treatments.

Thank you very much for helping us to manage this period during which our reduced staff try to best meet the needs of each of your companions as adequate as possible.