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

North St. Paul Animal Hospital

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North St. Paul Animal Hospital

Locally owned small animal hospital providing medical and surgical services for dogs and cats. North St.
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Paul Animal Hospital, located on the corner of McKnight and 7th Avenue, aims to provide top quality diagnostic, medical and surgical care for your pets. Our caring staff strives to offer excellent customer service and cares for our patients as if they belonged to our own families.

05/04/2024

Ahhh! Spring! How do your pets celebrate the return of warm weather?

05/01/2024

With all this rain, it’s officially mud season. Show us your dirty dogs!

04/19/2024

As an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited hospital, we have been asked by AAHA to provide this survey about veterinary care. Thank you in advance for those of you who opt to complete the survey!

"What are you looking for when choosing veterinary care for your pets? Please take a few minutes to complete this important survey from the American Animal Hospital Association about your preferences. If you choose to share your email address upon completion of the survey, you’ll be entered to win one of 75 PetSmart gift cards worth $10-$100 (chances of winning are dependent upon number of surveys completed.) Your responses will help shape the future of veterinary healthcare! Take the survey here: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7805345/24003socmed"

02/28/2024

Can't wait to see those dazzling smiles!

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine's Day! We'd love to see some photos of your fuzzy valentine. ❤🐾

02/13/2024

With ❤️Valentine's Day ❤️ around the corner, the gift of flowers💐is a lovely gesture - just make sure you choose some that are safe for your cat too! Skipping the lilies is always a smart move.

01/30/2024

Dr. Mendez dropped by today to introduce her new baby, Kira Anne, who was born on Sunday, 1/21. We are so pleased to report that Kira and her family are all doing well. Join us in wishing all the best to the Mendez family!

01/29/2024

Such a lovely sunset tonight outside the animal hospital. Hope you got to enjoy it!

01/25/2024

What a generous and kind 'thank you' arrived this morning from the parents of our pal, Doug, the golden retriever! We are honored that you trust us with Doug's care and much like our patients, we LOVE a nice treat and a kind word. 🥰

01/22/2024

So...what burning questions does your kitty have?

01/19/2024

We were just checking out Cat TV (link below) and wondered, does your pet watch tv? And if so, what are their favorite shows?

https://youtu.be/6pbreU5ChmA?si=SXLdHVFSpwC8D60D

01/12/2024

Share a photo of your dog or cat and their favorite fun toy!

01/09/2024

Tell us about your favorite Twin Cities area walks. Bonus points for indoor options (for when the weather outside gets frightful). And photos, always a plus!

01/01/2024

What is your pet resolving to do in the new year? Let us know in the comments.

01/01/2024

We wish you a happy, safe and prosperous new year! Our office will be closed on Monday, 1/1/2024, and will re-open on Tuesday, 1/2/2024.

Should you have an emergency with your pet while we are closed, please contact the Animal Emergency & Referral Center of Minnesota at 651-501-3766 or animalemergencymn.com

12/25/2023

Though we're closed on 12/25, our regular hours will resume on 12/26. We hope your holidays are merry and bright!

12/23/2023

North St. Paul Animal Hospital will be closed Monday, 12/25 and re-open on Tuesday, 12/26. And in the meantime, we'd LOVE to see your holiday pet pictures! (hint, hint)

12/20/2023

Some of our patients are very happy to see us!

12/07/2023

You may have heard that there is a mysterious respiratory illness increasingly reported in dogs around the country. Symptoms include coughing, sneezing, nasal & eye discharge, fever, anorexia, and lethargy.

The cause of Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease (CIRD) is currently unknown. Multiple agencies are working to identify the pathogen causing these respiratory symptoms. Some dogs presenting with respiratory illness have been found to have infections with more common diseases like bordetella or influenza. However, there is a subset of dogs with respiratory illness that is more severe, which investigators are looking at more closely.

We recommend keeping your dog current with vaccinations for canine influenza, bordetella, and parainfluenza, and when possible, keeping your dog away from unfamiliar dogs - particularly if your dog has an underlying health condition, is a puppy or a senior.

If your dog is currently ill, keep your pet away from other dogs for 30 days and contact us to make an appointment. If you'd like to get your dog caught up on vaccinations, we can help with that too!

12/01/2023

We'd love to see your favorite photo of your feline friend(s).

11/24/2023

We love seeing your favorite "Black Friday" photos!

11/23/2023

We are grateful for all who entrust the care of their animal companions to us. Happy Thanksgiving.

11/20/2023

If your pet is experiencing an emergency while North St. Paul Animal Hospital is closed, please seek assistance from the Animal Emergency and Referral Center at animalemergencymn.com or 651-293-1800.

North St. Paul Animal Clinic will re-open on Monday, 11/27.

11/11/2023

Do you know the early signs of diabetes in pets to be on the watch for?
- Excessive water drinking and increased urination
- Weight loss, even though there may be an increased appetite
- Decreased appetite
- Cloudy eyes (especially in dogs)
- Chronic or recurring infections (including skin infections and urinary infections)

Read more about diabetes in pets here: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/diabetes-pets and give us a call for an appointment if you have concerns.

11/02/2023

Great to see you and your people today, Katie. We think you're "pawsome" too.

10/31/2023

Our pal P*e Wee is ready to trick-or-treat. Don't forget to share your pet's costume photo with us - we can't wait to see. Happy Halloween!

10/27/2023

Murphy just got his teeth cleaned - look at that smile!

If your pet's smile isn't quite as bright as Murphy's, or if you're noticing:
- Discolored teeth or tartar
- Bad breath
- Loose or broken teeth
- Unusual drooling, chewing, or dropping food
- Pain in or around mouth
- Bleeding from the mouth
- Swelling in or around the mouth
- Reduced appetite
- Retained baby teeth or extra teeth
then make an appointment with us so we can advise and treat your pet's dental concerns. We look forward to seeing your smile!

10/20/2023

Happy Vet Tech Week to the wonderful folks who help your pets live their best lives!

Address

2211 11th Avenue E
North Saint Paul, MN
55109

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16517778391

Website

http://nspvet.com/

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Did you know your pet’s veterinarian is also their dentist? Contact us to set up a dental exam and cleaning. #PetDentalMonth #NoBadBreath

We wish you a happy, safe and prosperous new year! Our office will be closed on Monday, 1/1/2024, and will re-open on Tuesday, 1/2/2024. Should you have an emergency with your pet while we are closed, please contact the Animal Emergency & Referral Center of Minnesota at 651-501-3766 or animalemergencymn.com

Happy Dog

Some of our patients are very happy to see us!

Happy Vet Tech Week to the wonderful folks who help your pets live their best lives!

We love our Vet Techs at North St. Paul Animal Hospital.

Happy Halloween!

Gypsy Frizmo wishes everyone a happy and safe Halloween!

Walter and Franklin

It's so fun to watch animals in slow motion! Show us your best slow motion pet videos!

Interactive Cat Toys

Exercising your cat may seem challenging at first. With some creativity, you can help your kitty stay in shape! Cats have a natural instinct to hunt prey. Find toys (such as the fishing pole type) that stimulate this instinct. Try carving holes in the sides of a cardboard box and drop a ball in the box for your kitty to find and bat around. Keeping your kitty active helps maintain an ideal body weight and stimulates your cat’s brain. Here are the Bruehl kitties learning how to get treats out of their cat digger. What is your kitty's favorite way stay active?

Quinn

What is your pet's favorite way to burn energy? Quinn loves running through long grass at top speeds. Luckily she has Vectra on to prevent ticks!

Gary can hold that stretch!

Mr. February (Gary) has is morning routine!

Frenchie Marmalade Dance to her Theme Song!

Don't Panic, It's Just Reverse Sneezing!

Fleas & Ticks Don't Stand a Chance!

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North St. Paul Animal Hospital aims to provide top quality diagnostic, medical and surgical care for your pets. Our caring staff strives to offer excellent customer service and cares for our patients as if they belonged to our own families.