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Highly-anticipated 24-hour emergency vet clinic opens in Kamloops

A much-needed 24-hour emergency veterinary clinic has opened its doors in Kamloops after almost two years in development. Phases Veterinary Emergency Hospital opened Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024. The clinic was created by the same two veterinarians that own Neighbourhood Veterinary Hospital in Kamloops, Dr. Adrian Helmers and Dr. Megan Broschak.
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A much-needed 24-hour emergency veterinary clinic has opened its doors in Kamloops after almost two years in development.

Phases Veterinary Emergency Hospital opened at 8 a.m. today, Feb. 8.

The clinic was created by the same two veterinarians that own Neighbourhood Veterinary Hospital in Kamloops, Dr. Adrian Helmers and Dr. Megan Broschak.

Several veterinary clinics currently rotate through an emergency on-call group for pets and sometimes Kamloops residents with pets in need of emergency care have to leave the city for help when there isn’t room.

One intention for the 24-hour emergency clinic is to alleviate the pressure on local clinics, while another is to attract more veterinarians to the area.

Located at 1350 Summit Drive, Phases Veterinary Emergency Hospital is open 24-hours every day of the year for urgent care and diagnostic and imaging referrals. The take in dogs, cats, small mammals, birds and reptiles.

Appointments can be made through a phone call, walk-in or direct referral from a family veterinarian.

Go here for more information.


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