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219 Albert St North

Regina, SK S4R 3C2

306-545-7211

Our mission is to provide

outstanding and compassionate
care to our patients

*COVID UPDATE*

A proper mask will be required (no bandanas, neck wraps, etc allowed), you may use a face shield as an alternative.

Appointments:

You will be required to use hand sanitizer before entering the exam room.
Pediures, anal gland, cartrophen/other injection appointments will remain curbside style, however clients may wait in the waiting room.

NOTE: If you are a CLOSE contact, we request that you remain in your vehicle and we will proceed with your appointment curbside. Please call upon your arrival.

Waiting Room:

Maximum of 6 people in the waiting room. If the waiting room is full, please wait outside.

Calling ahead with your food order is extremely helpful to reduce the amount of time any one person is in the waiting room.

Please always call ahead for prescription refills and allow 24 hours for us to refill your pet’s medications. If you request your medication via PetDesk, we will let you know when it is ready for pick up.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we continue through this together.

Albert North Veterinary Clinic

219 Albert St. North
Regina, SK S4R 3C2

306-545 x7211

www.albertnorthvetclinic.ca

ANVC's Outstanding Care

Acupuncture

Dr. Emily Boutilier received her training under Dr. Art Ortenburger at the Atlantic Veterinary College as part of an external rotation while completing her DVM through the Western College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Boutilier uses acupuncture as a form of integrative medicine to compliment and work in conjunction with conventional Western Medicine. Her practice focuses on using acupuncture as a combination therapy to help alleviate pain and inflammation related to orthopedic conditions in an effort to decrease the frequency of dosing and the amount of the dose needed, of pain and anti-inflammatory medications. Dr. Boutilier focuses on the neurophysical properties of acupuncture and pain pathways, while borrowing some concepts and treatment techniques of traditional Chinese Medicine. She will be using acupuncture for the following conditions: