
Our regulations
For the safety and well-being of our animals, employees and visitors, here is what we ask of you during your visit to the Bioparc.
- Do not feed the animals. It is forbidden to feed all animals, including those on the farm. Animal diets are developed according to their nutritional needs and established by the nutritionist and veterinarian.
- Do not touch the animals. It is forbidden to touch the animals, except on the farm. Our animals remain wild and we want to limit the risk of injury to visitors and disturbance to animals.
- Pets are prohibited in the Bioparc, given the nature of the establishment. Only assistance dogs on duty are allowed on the site, except at the Farm. They must be kept on a leash at all times. Anyone wishing to visit the Bioparc with an assistance dog must present themselves at the ticket office with the document certifying that the dog is accredited by a recognized organization (plastic card with photo or letter of accreditation) as well as their up-to-date vaccination record (vaccines: rabies, kennel cough (Bordetella), distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvovirus, leptospirosis).Assistance dogs in training are not allowed at the Bioparc. Emotional support animals are considered pets and therefore not allowed on the site. The Bioparc reserves the right to require a person and their dog to leave the site if the instructions are not followed and the dog exhibits behavior that could disturb the animals of the Bioparc.
- Smoking is prohibited on site and within 9 metres of the main entrance. The Bioparc is completely non-smoking (cigarette and e-cigarette, cannabis).
- Wearing a shirt is mandatory at all times. Out of respect for visitors and employees.
- Do not pick or remove vegetation. It is forbidden to pick, tear or break plants to preserve our landscaping.
- Always walk in the trails. It is forbidden to leave the trails to preserve the tranquility of our animals and preserve our landscaping.
- Alcohol is not allowed on site. No alcohol is allowed on site, including the picnic area.