veterinarian Dr. BOUVRESSE and FREY Cabinet

Very good veterinary practice, they take care of our babes from day one and are always very available and welcoming. They also unfortunately accompanied us very well for the end of our little Fiona's life. Thanks to them.

Very good team, very nice and very good caregiver, for our small animals, highly recommend

Questionable surprise this morning having an appointment at 8:30 am for a vaccine booster for my cat. Doctor Bouvresse no longer receives you with your animal. He opens his window to you, and once clarified the purpose of your meeting, takes the cage and closes the window, leaving you outside in the parking lot of the practice re-improvised as an "outdoor waiting room" ... it's is to say under a canopy, standing and in the half-light the day is not yet fully raised at this time. The cabinet window is completely opaque so you can't see anything going on inside with your pet. The hygiene and safety instructions written on the front door state that in case of crowds at the office it is possible that the vet will ask you to wait outside. But at this early hour, yet I am the first and only customer. A beautiful mark of dehumanization of a visit to the veterinarian where you can no longer even accompany your animal and see what is done to him or not, or even reassure him by your presence. I wear a mask and my hands are disinfected. These measures seem to me to go beyond what is recommended ... Social contact is already complicated lately, is it useful to add more? Fortunately, his collaborator, Doctor Frey, does not behave in the same way and still receives you in humanly warm conditions while respecting the precautions of vigor. I accompanied my cat there a few weeks ago for the onset of conjunctivitis, Ms. Frey has not forgotten what a human exchange means.

Perfect ! Like always ! Oslo seems to like his vet!

They missed a dental infection. However, I had raised a doubt about the problem. It got worse. Fortunately on vacation. Seen by a Professional, our cat was saved from the onset of sepsis.