Albert North Veterinary Clinic

Albert North Veterinary Clinic Our mission is to provide outstanding and compassionate care to our patients
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Please be advised that we will be closed today, Friday, March 20th from 12:00-1:30pm for a team meeting. We apologize fo...
03/20/2026

Please be advised that we will be closed today, Friday, March 20th from 12:00-1:30pm for a team meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience!

Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🌈🍀
03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🌈🍀

Mimi stole all of our hearts with those beautiful lashes! 🩷
03/11/2026

Mimi stole all of our hearts with those beautiful lashes! 🩷

We are fortunate to have a team of strong, hardworking, resilient, and dedicated women. Today, we want to recognize and ...
03/08/2026

We are fortunate to have a team of strong, hardworking, resilient, and dedicated women. Today, we want to recognize and thank them for their hard work, many achievements, and the contributions they make every day. You are all a vital part of our team, and we truly appreciate everything you do.

Today we celebrate not only the incredible women on our ANVC team, but women everywhere.

Happy International Women’s Day! 🩷🌸

Reemus wishes you a happy weekend with a special nose boop! 🥹🐾
03/06/2026

Reemus wishes you a happy weekend with a special nose boop! 🥹🐾

Why does my pet need anesthesia for a veterinary dental cleaning? Anesthesia is necessary for several reasons: ▪️Safety...
02/27/2026

Why does my pet need anesthesia for a veterinary dental cleaning?

Anesthesia is necessary for several reasons:
▪️Safety first - From your pet's perspective, a dental cleaning involves a team of strangers with bright lights and pointy instruments near their face. Anesthetizing your pet keeps your pet and veterinary team safe while also preventing unnecessary stress and anxiety for your companions.
▪️Stay still! — The veterinary team needs your pet to remain perfectly still so they can thoroughly examine their mouth and remove plaque and tartar.
▪️Going the distance — If your pet is not anesthetized, the veterinary team can’t remove the bacteria under the gum line, where the most damage occurs. For a complete dental cleaning, which is needed for your pet’s health, anesthesia is required.

Non-anesthetic dentistry (NAD), also referred to as anesthesia-free dentistry, is a procedure in which the teeth are scaled and polished without the benefit of general anesthesia. NAD is considered not appropriate because of patient stress, injury, risk of aspiration, and lack of diagnostic capabilities. Because this procedure is intended to only clean the visible surface of the teeth, it may provide the pet owner with a false sense of benefit to their pet’s oral health.

https://www.aaha.org/resources/anesthesia-and-dental-cleaning/

Have you ever wondered what happens during a professional veterinary dental cleaning? 🦷🐾Take a look! ⬇️
02/27/2026

Have you ever wondered what happens during a professional veterinary dental cleaning? 🦷🐾

Take a look! ⬇️

❗️Did you know your rabbit and guinea pig's also require dental care?Exotic pets like rabbits and guinea pigs may requir...
02/25/2026

❗️Did you know your rabbit and guinea pig's also require dental care?

Exotic pets like rabbits and guinea pigs may require dental care as well. Both, guinea pigs and rabbits have teeth that continue to grow throughout their lifetime.

With proper nutrition and growth, their teeth often wear down on their own but in some cases, these pets may develop a malalignment of their teeth. Pets with misaligned teeth typically present with weight loss, inappetence, issues with chewing, drooling or changes in food preference to softer, easier to chew foods.

When untreated, dental disease in these pets may also result in GI stasis due to excessive fur chewing/self-grooming, poor appetite, pain or lack of proper nutrition. The goal of treating dental disease in these pets is to relieve pain, improve their function, and allow the animal to eat comfortably!

📸🦷 Swipe through to see some close up photos of one of our rabbit dentals!

A huge thank you to everyone that stopped by and supported our cupcake fundraiser for . Your kindness and generosity wil...
02/24/2026

A huge thank you to everyone that stopped by and supported our cupcake fundraiser for . Your kindness and generosity will help animals in need in our community. Thank you for making a difference! 💙

❗️Why is dental care so important for your pet? Most people brush their teeth daily and see their dentist twice a year. ...
02/20/2026

❗️Why is dental care so important for your pet?

Most people brush their teeth daily and see their dentist twice a year. You may be surprised to know that your pet requires the same level of dental care. Dental disease is a serious infection that can wreak havoc throughout your pet’s body, including in their mouth, and may even spread to their vital organs.

Potential consequences include:
▪️Painful, bleeding gums — Oral bacteria irritate the gum tissue, leading to painful, swollen gums that may bleed when your pet eats or chews a toy.
▪️Loose or missing teeth — As the infection progresses and damages the tooth’s supporting structures, your pet’s teeth may become loose or fall out.
▪️Tooth root abscesses — If the bacteria invade the tooth root, they can cause an infection. In some cases, the abscess ruptures, causing a draining tract in your pet’s face or jaw.
▪️Oro-nasal fistula — Bacteria can also tunnel through the tissue between your pet’s mouth and nose, allowing food and saliva to enter your pet’s nasal cavity, which may result in a respiratory infection.
▪️Oral tumors — Chronic inflammation from dental disease increases a pet’s risk for oral tumors.
▪️Organ damage — Periodontal bacteria don’t limit themselves to your pet’s mouth. Left untreated, the infection enters the bloodstream and damages vital organs like the heart, kidneys, and liver.

⭐️Check out these before and after results of a canine dental cleaning completed by our team!


Useful resources:
https://www.aaha.org/resources/healthy-mouth-healthy-pet-why-dental-care-matters/
https://www.aaha.org/resources/what-dog-owners-need-to-know-about-canine-respiratory-infections/

Join us for the sweetest day of the year this upcoming Monday, February 23rd as we celebrate National Cupcake Day! 🧁All ...
02/19/2026

Join us for the sweetest day of the year this upcoming Monday, February 23rd as we celebrate National Cupcake Day! 🧁

All proceeds will go to Angels of Hope Animal Rescue and help support the animals in need in our community.

Treat yourself. Support a rescue. 💙🐾

Due to the weather conditions, we will be closing early today, Wednesday, February 18th at 5pm. We apologize for any inc...
02/18/2026

Due to the weather conditions, we will be closing early today, Wednesday, February 18th at 5pm.

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Stay safe and stay warm! ❄️

Address

219 Albert Street N
Regina, SK
S4R3C2

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm

Telephone

3065457211

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Our Commitment

Here at Albert North Veterinary Clinic, we understand that for our clients, their pets are part of the family. Our team of veterinarians, licensed technologists and experienced support staff are here to answer any questions you may have regarding your pet's health.

It is our mission to provide outstanding and compassionate care to our patients in a professional, friendly & relaxed setting. Our hospital provides a wide range of services including preventative medicine such as vaccinations and regular general exams, surgery, in-house laboratory, x-ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, and dentistry to keep your pet healthy. We are committed to excellent client education and preventative health care to ensure that your pet is as healthy as possible throughout its entire life.