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Privacy Policy Updated March 18, 2020
Dr. Ginger Langan and the team at Dragon Lake Veterinary Hospital would like to welcome you. We are a rapidly growing animal hospital located at #2372 Larch Ave in beautiful Quesnel, British Columbia. Our pet clinic is fear free! We take every effort to eliminate stressful situations. This means you and your pet can have a more comfortable visit each and every time!
We wish to provide you and your family with personalized veterinary care with an emphasis on honesty, integrity, and compassion. Dragon Lake Veterinary Hospital and it's team understand that quality medicine for your loved ones is important. We will provide care through a comfortable and individualize customer service with multiple diagnostic equipment to meet the needs of your pet. Our animal hospital focuses on preventative care for the whole pet. Each time you visit, you can be assured that we will do our best to diagnose any potential concerns early. This means that we can do a better job managing your pets' health, giving them the best quality of life possible throughout their whole lives.
Have a farm and livestock? Awesome! Give us a call to set up a herd health consult. Annual farm visits to assess your livestock and large animal health, as well as farm environment, is an important part of building and maintaining your veterinarian-client-patient relationship.
Dr. Langan is also an avid horseback rider, and you can trust her when it comes to your equine friends.
Our veterinary hospital is accepting new patients. We have the ability to care for a wide variety of species including sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, lizards, rodents, birds, and many more! If you have an unusual pet, just give a call and let us know! Due to an allergy however, we cannot accept rabbits.
Due to current veterinary shortages, we have been seeing lots of clients from outside our immediate area. It has been great to be able to pitch in this way. As such our appointments do fill up fast, so book yours as soon as possible!
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