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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

*Due to the increase in cases of Covid, we are implementing the following changes:

1) Appointments will be returning to Curbisde only. Please call in upon your arrival and choose the "Check In" option.

Curbside means that your pet will come into the clinic, however you will remain in the car for the appointment period. You will speak with the doctor on the phone and you will be able to come into the clinic to pay. Our exam rooms just do not have the room to properly social distance for clients to come in with their pets.

(Exception: for end of life appointments a maximum of 2 clients will be allowed in, please still call upon arrival)

2) Food and prescription pick ups - clients will be allowed in the reception area for these items. There is no need to call upon your arrival.

The MAXIMUM number of clients allowed in the waiting area is 3 - please look in to see if the area is full and only enter when it is safe to do so.

ALL clients will be required to use the hand sanitizer provided at the entry. Please maintain a physical distance of 6 feet from others.

ALL clients are required (by law) to wear an appropriate non-medical mask when entering. A bandana, neck scarf, your shirt, or other such items are not appropriate. Please do not enter our clinic if you do not have a proper mask.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we all go through this together. It is our goal to keep YOU and OUR TEAM safe!

- ANVC Management

*These procedures are subject to change

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: