PROVIDING MORE
THAN JUST GREAT CARE
At Globalvet, we believe that care, behaviour, and nutrition are the three pillars of animal wellness. The three are closely intertwined, which is why we look at all of them when we examine your cat or dog.But the Globalvet difference lies in the fact that we also help you build a healthier, more loving relationship. See our services
Healthy Start for Puppies and Kittens
Our new Healthy Start Program is designed specifically for puppies and kittens to give them the best start in life.
The program includes 4 pre-booked visits where young pets will receive all the recommended vaccines, regular checkups, parasite control, a microchip, a nail trim, nutrition consultations, a spay/neuter, and more.
Our goal is to provide new pets with the care they need while offering exceptional value to their owners.
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Browse posts (in French) and get tips and recommendations from our vets and animal health technicians on taking care of your cat or dog and creating a happy home life.
PREPARING FOR YOUR DOG’S ARRIVAL
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A BREED APART: FINDING AN ETHICAL DOG BREEDER
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MY DOG HAS ANOTHER EAR INFECTION—NOT THIS AGAIN!
If you’ve ever had an earache (aka otitis), you know how painful they can be. […]
HOW DO I KNOW IF MY CAT HAS DENTAL PROBLEMS?
Healthy teeth and a healthy mouth are just as important for our pets as they […]
” Our holistic approach prioritizes your pet’s overall health but we also place particular importance on the bond you build with them. Having a pet adds so much to your life. We do everything we can to help you return the favour by keeping your companion happy and healthy. ” Dr. Martin Godbout, DVM, DACVB, Veterinary Behaviourist
Globalvet Les chiens Togo
We really and truly do.
Les Chiens Togo is an initiative that gives abandoned dogs a new leash on life by training them to be service dogs. A cause we support wholeheartedly, which is why we provide them with free veterinary care.
It’s just one more way of staying involved in our community and furthering our mission of improving the relationship between pets and their owners.