Park Range Veterinary Services

Fact: the pet store industry alone is an annual $85 million industry… and that’s just in Saskatchewan!

Pets are important. They offer comfort, companionship, and stress relief. They offer unconditional love and empathy. Pets make people even more social than they already are to bring a community together. And taking good care of your animals is an important part of life.

Park Range Veterinary Services is a mixed animal practice in Prince Albert with six veterinarians offering a wide range of services for your companion animal and livestock.

• Canine
• Feline
• Exotics
• Equine
• Bovine
• Pet and Livestock supplies including Royal Canin food
• Toys and treats
• Even cleaning and household supplies

Many of Park Range Veterinary Services’ customers come to them thanks to their stellar reputation of helping care for your whole family (because your pet is definitely a part of your family) and recommendations from family and friends.

If you are looking for a new vet, what else should you consider?

Qualifications: The veterinarians at Park Range Veterinary Services are licensed, experienced, knowledgeable, and care very much for your animals and YOU!

Range of Services: Park Range Veterinary Services is a mixed animal practice so they are prepared to treat a wide range of ailments. Besides routine check-ups and vaccinations, they provide diagnostics such as X-rays and blood tests – and offer dental care and emergency services when needed.

Clinic Facilities and Equipment: Park Range Veterinary Services’ facilities and equipment to are up to date and well-maintained.

Cleanliness and Organization: A clean and organized clinic is essential for maintaining a safe and healthy environment for your pet.

Personal Connection and Comfort: This is something you will figure out yourself when you visit Park Range Veterinary Services. Trust your instincts and consider how comfortable you feel with the veterinarians and staff at Park Range Veterinary Services. They are a compassionate, friendly, and patient-centered crew who want to make a significant difference in your pet’s overall experience.

Fact: About 47% of people surveyed in Saskatchewan and Manitoba say they have a pet. Of course, the real question is do humans have pets or do the pets have the humans?