Michelle Ereaut has cared for animals all of her life. As a child, she would bring home strays and call them her little friends, a term she still uses to this day.
As a Registered Veterinary Technologist, Michelle graduated from Olds College in 1999 and has provided exemplary care to all of the animals that come before her.
Michelle has worked in small animal hospitals, emergency, critical care, exotics and house call medicine. She noticed a need for caring for all animals in their home and started City Pet Tech in 2012.
As a Certified Fear Free Veterinary Professional, Michelle strives to provide a calming in home experience for both pets and their family.
In additional to her love of animals, Michelle’s an avid gardener and enjoys growing a variety of sunflowers. With a love of travel and family adventures, she is very fortunate and grateful to share her life with her family, friends and her dog, Indy.
A Registered Veterinary Technologist (RVT) is a highly skilled and credentialed professional who plays a vital role in animal healthcare. With specialized training from an accredited veterinary technology program and national certification, RVTs are qualified to provide a wide range of medical and nursing care for animals.
Under the supervision of a veterinarian, RVTs perform a variety of procedures. Some areas of expertise include:
While RVTs do not diagnose illnesses or perform full examinations, their expertise in patient monitoring, technical procedures, and animal handling makes them an essential part of the veterinary care team.
In mobile and house call settings, RVTs provide valuable in-home services in collaboration with veterinarians. These services include blood pressure monitoring, blood collection, nail trims, subcutaneous fluid administration, chronic care management, and medication administration. Their expertise ensures that pets receive high-quality care in the comfort of their own homes.
