Dr. Lisa Carioto; Lisa Carioto, DVM, DVSc, Dacvim

Dr. Lisa Carioto; Lisa Carioto, DVM, DVSc, Dacvim Dr. Carioto graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph in 1994 and obtained a DVSc in small animal internal medicine in 1999.

Following her residency, she joined the Atlantic Veterinary College at the University of Prince Edward Island as an assistant professor in Internal Medicine. She became an American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine diplomate in 2002. She worked at a referral and 24-hour emergency hospital in Montréal, Québec, for four years before establishing the first mobile veterinary Internal Medicine re

ferral service in Montréal. In June 2008, she returned to academia and joined the Faculté de médecine vétérinaire of the Université de Montréal as a clinician, where she was responsible for clinical teaching of undergraduate and graduate students, as well as didactic teaching of the undergraduates. She will be returning to her mobile practice in May. Dr. Carioto is author and coauthor of numerous publications, book chapters, and scientific presentations, and she was also reviewing editor for the textbook, Small Animal Cardiology, A Practical Manual, by Drs. Sonya Gordon and Amara Estrada. She has numerous professional interests, which include immune-mediated diseases, infectious diseases and zoonoses, renal disease and urolithiasis (urinary stones), gastroenterology, pain management, and cardiology. When Dr. Carioto is not working, she enjoys spending quality time with her husband, two dogs, and two cats. Docteure Carioto est diplômée de l’Ontario Veterinary College (OVC), University of Guelph en 1994. Par la suite, elle a travaillé durant une année en pratique générale au New Jersey. Sa formation inclut un internat et une résidence en médecine interne des petits animaux à l’OVC. Elle a obtenu son doctorat clinique (Doctor of Veterinary Science) en 1999. Par après, elle s’est jointe à l’Atlantic Veterinary College, de l’Université d’Île-du-Prince-Édouard, à titre d’assistant-professeur. Dre Carioto a travaillé au Centre vétérinaire D.M.V. pendant trois ans et demi. Elle est diplômée de l’American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine depuis 2002. Elle a ensuite travaillé à son propre compte en offrant le premier service mobile spécialisé en médecine interne. En juin 2008, elle est retournée dans le milieu académique où elle s’est jointe à la Faculté de médecine vétérinaire de Saint-Hyacinthe en tant que clinicienne où elle a été chargée de la formation clinique et l’enseignement en médecine interne et cardiologie des étudiants aux premier cycles et aux cycles supérieurs. Dre Carioto a recommencé à offrir un service mobile spécialisé en médecine interne le 9 mai 2016. Elle est auteur et co-auteur de plusieurs articles scientifiques et de chapitres de livres, ainsi que des conférences scientifiques. Elle était aussi éditrice pour le livre Small Animal Cardiology, A Practical Manual, by Drs. Dre Carioto a plusieurs intérêts professionnels portant sur les maladies à médiations immunitaires, les maladies infectieuses, les zoonoses, la maladie rénale et les calculs urinaires, la gastroentérologie, la gestion de la douleur (‘pain management’), ainsi que la cardiologie. Quand Dre Carioto ne travaille pas, elle aime passer du temps avec son mari, Jean, ainsi que leur deux chiens et deux chats.

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03/20/2025

Veterinarians at Murdoch University's animal hospital performed life-saving surgery to remove a large sewing needle lodged in a puppy's heart. "As the needle was removed, we needed to place mesh over the hole to plug it and stop any bleeding," said veterinary surgeon Tesheena Nash. "It was a tense m...

03/15/2025
03/15/2025

Xylitol is used as a sweetener in a wide variety of products, such as sugar-free gum and toothpaste as well as many nonfood products. Ingestion of xylitol can lead to low blood sugar and liver damage in dogs. In recognition of Poison Prevention Month, learn more about xylitol poisoning: https://mrkmnls.co/4dpvau4

03/08/2025

A recent opinion article in the Washington Post about how to protect cats from H5N1 influenza includes some good considerations, but alongside some bad

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03/06/2025

I get variations of this question not uncommonly from veterinarians: A client just came in and said they/their kid was diagnosed with Dientamoeba fragilis

03/04/2025

HARLEQUIN (Harley Quinn)
Meet Mama Harley Quinn – the resilient and gentle-hearted girl who’s ready to find her forever home.

Harley Quinn was found outside, bravely caring for her kittens despite the challenges of life as a stray. Now in a loving foster home, she’s discovering the comforts of a cozy bed, regular meals, and the simple joy of purring up a storm. Harley Quinn is a bit of a shy soul, so she will need a patient family who understands her need to feel safe. But once she settles in, you’ll be treated to her purrs –that sound like a little truck engine. She’ll nuzzle in for rubs and, when she is feeling especially affectionate, even curl up on your lap for some quality time.

When she has had her fill of snuggles, Harley Quinn loves a good window perch where she can watch the world go by, delighting in the birds and squirrels outside. This quiet, observant beauty would make a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates a calm, independent spirit with a heart full of love just waiting to be shared.
And she loves kids!

Give Harley Quinn the chance to live her "happily-ever-after ".

Harley is vaccinated, sterilized and microchipped.

Fill out an application for Harley at: https://gerdysrescue.org/adoption-form/
DO NOT INQUIRE THROUGH FB MESSENGER
Please note we only adopt to Montreal and nearby surrounding areas.

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Pet owners in North Texas should be aware of common plants that are toxic to animals, potentially causing vomiting, seizures, organ failure and death. Sago palms, lilies, oleander, foxglove, ma*****na, tulips, onions, garlic and bluebonnets are noted for their toxicity, says veterinary internal medi...

02/13/2025

First, Jeremy Basterash describes what visitors will see at the Lincoln State Cat Show. Then, at about the 18-minute mark, veterinary cardiologist Josh Stern talks about feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which kills an estimated one in seven cats. Feline HCM can be difficult to diagnose, and until...

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