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Welcome to BRIDGETOWN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

5 QUEEN STREET
BRIDGETOWN , NOVA SCOTIA
Call us at 902-665-4333

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Emergency services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 902-665-4333

Bridgetown Animal Hospital is proud to serve the Annapolis Valley. We are a full-service veterinary hospital treating domestic, avian, exotic and small wildlife species.

We ensure a comfortable, calm environment so you and your pet can relax in the waiting room while looking forward to meeting your veterinarian. Our hospital is run by friendly, welcoming staff and is fully equipped to perform the highest quality medical, surgical and dental procedures. For more information on our hospital, click here.

Dr. Susan Hall, Dr. Emily Weidhaas and Dr. Rachel Robinson are dedicated to building strong relationships with clients and patients. Along with the rest of the BAH team, they will ensure you get the most out of your hospital visit. For more information on our veterinarians and support staff, click here.

We are happy to answer any questions you may have via telephone or appointment.

At Bridgetown Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.


BRIDGETOWN ANIMAL HOSPITAL

Dr. Susan Hall | Dr. Emily Weidhaas | Dr. Rachel Robinson


902-665-4333

PO Box 658

5 Queen Street , Bridgetown
Nova Scotia B0S1C0

Office Hours

Our Regular Schedule

Monday:

8 am

5 pm

Tuesday:

8 am

5 pm

Wednesday:

8 am - 5 pm

6:30 - 8 pm

Thursday:

8 am

5 pm

Friday:

8 am

5 pm

Saturday:

10 am

12 pm

Sunday:

Closed

Closed

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Testimonial

Read What Our Client Say

  • "My pets have been going to the Bridgetown Animal Hospital for over 20 years for all of their healthcare needs. From routine checkups to emergency situations, I have always been very impressed by the compassion, patience and professionalism that my family- both human and animal- have received from the staff at BAH."
    Geraldine B. / Bridgetown, Nova Scotia

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