
About Us
Our Veterinarians
Dr Niyi Olaloku
After graduating from Veterinary School, Dr. Niyi caught the travel bug, and travelled extensively in southern Africa. In 2021, he settled in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, gained employment as a research assistant in Western College of Veterinary Medicine, and later Inter-provincial research fellowship to do graduate work in Veterinary Microbiology. He was a sessional lecturer in Microbiology at College of Medicine, all in University of Saskatchewan.
Dr. Niyi loves small animal practice, he understands human-animal bond, loves his furry patients and treat them with compassion and understanding. His love for his furry patients is effusive and his goal is to deliver highest quality care while minimizing stress and discomfort to his furry patients. He took special interest in small animal emergency, loved the thrills, the frills and the rewards. He is currently in small animal family practice.
He loves volunteering, outdoor jogging and gym workout in his spare time.
Dr Jaret Bogdan (currently on medical leave)

Dr Jaret Bogdan graduated from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 2000. Prior to his Veterinary studies he obtained a degree in Microbiology from the University of Saskatchewan and spent time in veterinary research co-authoring several publications. Since 2000 he has become experienced in both general practice and emergency medicine for companion animals. He has a particular interest in small animal medicine, endocrinology and microbiology.
Dr Bogdan enjoys all forms of outdoor activities, especially road cycling in the summer and cross country skiing in the winter. Most of his spare time is spent with his family: his wife Laura and their two children, Ava and Kyle. Dr Bogdan enjoys working with people and their pets and is looking forward to meeting you and yours soon.
Dr Art Cegielski (currently on medical leave)

Dr Art Cegielski obtained his degree in Veterinary Medicine in 1986 at the Veterinary College in Lublin, Poland. After immigrating to Canada he worked for 7 years at the University of Alberta as a research coordinator. During this time Dr Art co-authored several scientific publications and performed hundreds of surgeries. He accredited his DVM degree in Canada after completing all required theoretical and practical exams in 1998. Since then, he has worked as a companion animal veterinarian. His current interests are preventive medicine and soft tissue surgery. Happily married for 30 years to his high-school sweetheart, Ula, he has 2 daughters, Karolina and Marta. Dr Art is also a proud owner of 2 “Bostons”, Gucio and Lala, and a cat, Vanilla. In his free time, he likes to be out in nature going for walks and hikes. He is also an avid photographer with a number of recognitions and awards. All the photographs on the clinic website are taken by Dr Art.