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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*

Appointments

Please call 306-545-7211 option 2, to check in so we can ensure the room is ready for you before entering the clinic
ONE person will be allowed in to the exam room for your pet's appointment.
A proper mask will be required (no bandanas, neck wraps, etc allowed), you may use a face shield as an alternative.
You will be required to use hand sanitizer before entering the room.
There will be an assistant who will hold your pet, you will be asked to stay seated, to help us maintain distancing.
Pediures, anal gland, cartrophen/other injection appointments will remain curbside

Waiting Room

Due to our construction, the waiting room is a MAXIMUM of 2 customers at a time. If the waiting room is full, please wait outside. Unfortunately right now we just do not have the space to properly distance with more people

Due to our waiting room limits, we ask that only ONE person per household come in the building.

If you have littles and need to pick up food, prescriptions, etc. please CALL rather than coming in with your children, one of our CSRs will come out to you.

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

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

Dentistry

There are many different products on the market now that claim to clean your pet’s teeth and prevent the need for a full dental under anesthetic. Although it might visually appear to make the teeth look healthy and certainly does make the breath smell better, the problems with these products and hand scaling while awake is they do not take care of the problems that build up under the gum lines and continue to decay the tooth and the jaw. They also do not reach all of the surfaces of the teeth that can be reached when the animal is placed under anesthetic.