Compassionate veterinary care with welcoming, walk-in friendly service in North Las Vegas.
Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital in North Las Vegas provides veterinary care with a compassionate, friendly team. Reviews praise attentive doctors, caring staff, and the option to walk in or schedule visits. Many clients say the clinic treats their pets like family and consider it their vet for life, though one review raises concerns about a specific experience.
5130 Camino Al Norte, North Las Vegas, NV 89031, USA
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Comprehensive wellness exams and vaccinations to keep your pets healthy and prevent diseases.
Prompt and compassionate emergency services for urgent pet health issues, including walk-in availability.
Expert surgical care, from routine spaying/neutering to complex operations, with post-operative monitoring.
Advanced bloodwork and diagnostic services to identify and manage conditions like kidney disease and infections.
Oral health services including cleanings, treatments for ulcerated tongues, and preventive care.
Personalized pain relief plans and prescriptions to ensure your pet's comfort and recovery.
Overall rating
King DarkSide
Of course I love that place, I suppose thats important. But my animals? They wouldn't want to go anywhere else. They treat all my cats like their own, and my fur babies love them... possibly more than me. Use to be a 4 mile drive, now its a 12 mile drive. But this is their vet, and it will be for life, regardless of when I move to. EVERYONE here is amazing! EVERYONE here loves thier job!
Tracy Walls
I am so angry and so sad. And I won’t be taking my 4 other pets to them ever again. On Nov 10th my daughter brought our 6yo cat Mochi in Because he was Acting funny, excessive drooling, bad breath, He wasn’t cleaning himself and poor appetite. They told my daughter that it could possibly be feline herpes, or maybe He chewed on an electrical cord, or something with a sharp edge as he had an “ulcerated tongue”. They “recommended” bloodwork, but that was it. They gave him a shot for nausea, (although We did not tell Them that he was throwing up), and they gave us pain medication and a mouth Rinse. And sent him home. About 2 to 3 days later, mochi was acting normal again, cleaning himself and eating. On January 16th (2 months later) Mochi started acting funny again. I noticed the smell coming from his breath again, and the drooling, So I gave him the medication again, the pain reliever, and the mouth rinse, As I still had some . After 2-3 days, this time, he did not get better. He got worse. He was vomiting excessively, You could tell he wasn’t cleaning himself again. The drooling was really bad. His breath smelt foul again. And this time he was refusing to even eat wet food. When I got home on January 20th from work at 7:30 PM He jumped down off the couch and collapsed, As if no strength, he was also whining and crying. We rushed him to an after hour Vet Who said he was in critical condition, severely dehydrated, and lethargic. They rushed him to the back and when they came out, the vet came out herself and Said “we really need to do blood work on him”, We had them run the blood work, it came back Kidney Disease and he was in Stage 4, And was in kidney failure. The vet recommended humane euthanasia. I had to put my baby to sleep. I had to hold him in my arms while he died. He passed away at 10:25pm After he passed away, I looked up kidney disease in cats, And ulcerated tongue was in the top symptom for kidney disease!!!. What I don’t understand and why I’m so angry is if that was the case why didn’t they say that kidney disease was a possibility in November when we brought him in there? And that it was “vital to his survival” that he be tested for kidney function? They didn’t even suggest that it could’ve been kidney disease or say he really needs to be tested. They didn’t even say anything of the sort other than to say oh, we recommend bloodwork. Recommend? They should’ve insisted. EVERYTHING that we brought him in for was a symptom or sign of kidney disease. AND WHY DID THEY GIVE HIM AN ANTI-NAUSEA MEDICATION IN NOVEMBER WHEN WE DIDN’T SAY HE WAS THROWING UP? BECAUSE THAT’S A HUGE SIGN OF KIDNEY DISEASE Companied with all the other symptoms that we told them he had in November . And even if I couldn’t save my baby, I could’ve saved him two months of pain. Because I’m sure he was in pain as his kidney functions were diminishing to Nothing . Shame on Camino El Norte Animal Hospital, all I can say is do better. I hope no one else has to go through the pain my daughter and I Had to as we held our poor mochi while he passed away, At six years old.
Gena Beamon
My spouse and I had a wonderful experience with Camino Al Norte Animal Hospital. although I took a scheduled appointment, I also tried and did a walk-in on Sunday and they took a seat in within the next 15 minutes of course. We took in both of our dogs due to our dogs, being real frisky and wanted to just be friendly some people were kind of afraid of us one of the service representatives at the front desk offered to have us go into us a room that was available to wait until our turn for our dogs to receive services. they are very compassionate and very friendly and our dogs just love the staff.
Elidia Rodd
These doctors and staff worked on my English bulldog with confidence. They spayed my baby and ended up having a much complicated surgery but completed the task and cared for my baby until she was able to come home. The compassion they showed and love they have is beyond amazing. Paid a great price and had the best experience. Thank you I’m very grateful and happy
Troy Nicol
We unfortunately lost our beloved 💔 dog. It was an emergency and we called ahead. When we arrived the staff along with the Vet came running out to help. The staff and Vet were all amazing during the hole ordeal. We would Highly recommend this place for care and treatment for our fur babies.
