Horseshoe Veterinary Clinic

06/24/2026

Garage Sale: Horseshoe Vet Clinic. Thursday June 25th 4 pm to 7 pm. 2225 Gladstone Street East Swift Current. Office supplies, furniture, seasonal decor, etc. Lots of free items.

06/20/2026

Closing out garage sale today (Saturday, June 20) until 3:00pm!

Various pieces of furniture, decor, pet supplies, office supplies, and more available!

05/20/2026

Check out our remaining tag inventory. Now 30% off dangle tags from both Allflex and Z tags!

12/10/2025

We have had a couple of cancellations both December 10th and December 11th if you are needing an appointment!

08/25/2025

Please be advised of a temporary issue that will impact our ClientVantage customers for two days:

08/06/2025

Don't snooze! A couple of appointments have opened up this afternoon. Give us a call if you would like to have your pet's annual vaccinations this afternoon. 306-773-7171

04/25/2025

🚨 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON AVIAN INFLUENZA 🚨

We are receiving several calls daily about suspected Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza HPAI (H5N1) in Snow Geese and Canada Geese in Regina and across southern Saskatchewan. HPAI mainly affects waterfowl, however shorebirds, raptors, and corvids as well as some mammals such as foxes and skunks may also be at risk.

Clinical signs of avian influenza include neurological symptoms such as disorientation, lack of awareness, lethargy, twisted necks, lack of balance, inability to fly, discharge from nose and mouth, tremors, or seizures.

🚨For your own safety, please avoid handling sick or dead birds. As per the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment (MOE) advisory, Salthaven West is not to admit or transport animals showing clinical signs of HPAI, due to the risk of transmission to other patients already in our care and the potential for exposure to our staff and volunteers.

If you encounter sick, injured, orphaned, or displaced wildlife, call the Salthaven West helpline (639-999-4957) BEFORE you intervene. We’ll ask questions to understand the situation and provide instructions on how to safely contain the animal IF it requires care at our facility.

If HPAI is suspected, you will be instructed to leave it be and report it to one of the following agencies:
➡️ Call your local MOE Field Office.
➡️ Call the MOE Inquiry line at 1-800-567-4224.
➡️ Online through the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative website (https://cwhc.wildlifesubmissions.org); or through the Wildlife Health Tracker app.
➡️ Within Wascana Park in Regina call 306-522-3661.
➡️ For deceased wildlife on city property, call the City of Regina at 306-777-7000.

Though transmission to humans is rare, HPAI is a zoonotic disease. If you have handled a sick or dead animal thought to have HPAI, wash and sanitize your hands and any surface it came into contact with. If you become ill, contact the provincial health line at 811 for information or advice. Learn more through the CWHC Avian Influenza dashboard (https://www.cwhc-rcsf.ca/avian_influenza.php).

Thank you for helping report these cases and for following this advice to keep yourself and others safe. We will let you know if we receive any updates from the MOE.

04/21/2025

04/19/2025

Have a safe Easter weekend with your pets! Our clinic will be closed for Good Friday and Easter Monday. Our regular hours will resume Tuesday, April 22.