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About Crown Pointe Animal Hospital

Crown Pointe Animal Hospital is a women-owned, independently operated veterinary hospital serving dogs and cats in Orléans, Ottawa. A Fear Free Certified Practice rooted in the community since 2008, the clinic combines preventive, medical, surgical, dental, and integrative care with personal attention and clear communication.

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About Us

Independent Veterinary Care Rooted in Orléans

Crown Pointe Animal Hospital opened in 2008 with a commitment to serving pets and families throughout Orléans and Ottawa’s east end. Over time, the hospital became known for the familiarity of a smaller practice—one where clients can develop lasting relationships with the people caring for their pets.

In 2023, our doctors, Dr. Asma Ghrab and Dr. Nadia Ouellette, took ownership and began a new chapter for the hospital. As women owners and practising veterinarians, they have continued to expand the hospital’s capabilities while preserving its personal, community-focused approach. Independent ownership allows decisions to be guided by each patient’s needs rather than a corporate model.

Our mission is to provide compassionate, individualized veterinary care in an environment where people feel recognized, heard, and respected. Recommendations are explained clearly, questions are welcomed, and each family is involved in developing an appropriate care plan for their pet.

As a Fear Free Certified Practice, Crown Pointe adjusts its approach to help reduce fear, anxiety, and stress during veterinary visits. These efforts reflect the hospital’s broader values of compassion, trust, communication, teamwork, and treating every patient as an individual.

The hospital’s veterinary services for dogs and cats include preventive care, dentistry, soft-tissue surgery, diagnostics, urgent care, pain management, acupuncture, and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. This combination allows the doctors to consider both conventional and integrative options based on each patient’s needs.

About Crown Pointe Animal Hospital FAQs

Learn more about Crown Pointe Animal Hospital’s ownership, history, patients, services, and approach to veterinary care. These answers can help pet owners in Orléans understand what to expect from our independently operated, community-focused hospital.

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Is Crown Pointe Animal Hospital independently owned?

Yes. Crown Pointe Animal Hospital is a women-owned, independently operated veterinary hospital. Dr. Asma Ghrab and Dr. Nadia Ouellette took ownership in 2023. Independent ownership allows the doctors to make decisions based on the needs of their patients, clients, and local community rather than a corporate model.

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How long has Crown Pointe Animal Hospital served Orléans?

Crown Pointe Animal Hospital has served Orléans and Ottawa’s east end since 2008. The hospital has grown and expanded its services over the years while maintaining the personal attention, familiarity, and community connection associated with a smaller veterinary practice.

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What animals does Crown Pointe Animal Hospital treat?

Crown Pointe Animal Hospital provides veterinary care exclusively for dogs and cats. Services are available for puppies, kittens, adult pets, and senior animals. The hospital does not provide veterinary care for exotic pets, birds, reptiles, or other species.

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What does being a Fear Free Certified Practice mean?

As a Fear Free Certified Practice, Crown Pointe Animal Hospital works to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress during veterinary visits. Because every dog and cat responds differently, the team adapts its approach to help each patient feel as safe and comfortable as possible.

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Does Crown Pointe offer conventional and integrative veterinary care?

Yes. Crown Pointe provides conventional veterinary services such as preventive medicine, dentistry, diagnostics, surgery, urgent care, and pain management. Dr. Ghrab also offers acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, allowing integrative options to be considered when appropriate for an individual patient.