Our Services Where Love Meets Care
We have numerous resources and modern technologies to care for your pet. You can also look for our published animal-treating videos. At our veterinary clinic, we take both emergency cases and less urgent medical, surgical, and dental issues. If you have any queries, feel FREE to call us at (306) 543-7500 and consult with one of our expert vets in Regina.
FAQs by Our Expert Veterans
Spaying or neutering your pet prevents unwanted litters, reduces health risks, and decreases behavioral problems. It also contributes to a lower population of homeless animals.
Pets should have a dental checkup at least once a year. But regular at-home dental care, such as brushing, is essential. It also depends on your pet's needs.
Common signs include lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, excessive scratching, or any changes in behavior. If you notice anything unusual, it’s best to consult a veterinarian.
Call our expert vets for FREE for appropriate pain management options. We’ll recommend medications, lifestyle changes, physical therapy, or alternative treatments to keep your pet comfortable and healthy.
Our Wins What Pet Parents Say
Dustin Allen
CustomerI've been bringing my dog to Dr.Bath and Ruby since I acquired him. They we're recommended to me from a couple employees at a local shelter where I got him. My experiences have been good and I never leave without fully understanding what is going on. I appreciate the "follow up's" Dr.Bath makes in the following days as well.
Rachelle Matic
CustomerWe were very appreciative of how Dr. Bath cared for our cat. He came into work on New Year's Day to examine her when she became quite ill from an intestinal infection. The care and compassion that he and his wife showed were genuine. I felt that I could call at anytime with any follow up questions or concerns.
Shan H
CustomerI have taken my dog to Dr. Bath at Northgate Animal Hospital for about 2 years now and have been very impressed with the service they provide. Our pooch has gone there for injuries, stomach issues, neutering, and everything has gone very well!
