The Royal Treatment Veterinary Center

09/16/2026

Cutesy patients in town!!!

08/31/2026

CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY NOTICE - IN OBSERVATION OF LABOR DAY WE WILL BE CLOSED 9/7/2026.
Please note:
If your pet needs supplements or prescription medications, please plan ahead and request prescription medication refills at least 2 days in advance to ensure they are ready for pickup before the holiday. Please plan to pick up any supplements, medications, or food before 5:00 PM on Friday 9/4.
There will be no one monitoring communications on Monday 9/7 due to the holiday. (Monitoring will still occur on SATURDAY 9/5.)

08/26/2026

Happiest from ours to yours. Big or small, long or short haired, old or young we sure do love them all!
It is always encouraged to check out your local shelter as there’s so many sweeties looking for homes and would love and cherish being a part of your family.
With all the love in the world, your friends are RTVC!

08/24/2026

Scroll for a snoot boop!

08/17/2026

Clinic moments from last week!!

08/05/2026

Some sweeties from the last few weeks! 🩷🩷

07/24/2026

07/21/2026

07/17/2026

🌫️ Poor Air Quality & Your Pets 🐾

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires is affecting our area, and if you're feeling it, your pets may be too. Wildfire smoke can irritate your pet's eyes and airways, so taking a few simple precautions can help keep them comfortable until air quality improves.

We've also emailed our clients with additional recommendations and supportive care tips.

🏠 Help Reduce Smoke Exposure:
• Keep windows and doors closed.
• Use a HEPA air purifier if available.
• Limit outdoor time to quick potty breaks and avoid strenuous activity.
• Make sure your pet always has access to fresh water.
• Swap long walks for indoor enrichment like puzzle toys, training games, scent work, or gentle play.
• Wash bedding if it has a smoke odor.

🚫 Avoid Additional Irritants:
• Candles
• Air fresheners
• Perfumes
• Scented cleaners
• Sprays
• Dryer sheets
• Minimize essential oils while smoke remains in the air.

👀 Watch for Signs of Smoke Irritation:
• Coughing
• Sneezing
• Watery or irritated eyes
• Increased fatigue
• Reluctance to exercise
• Changes in breathing

If your pet develops persistent or worsening respiratory signs, or has difficulty breathing, contact your veterinarian promptly.

Stay safe, and take extra care of your furry family members until the air quality improves. 💚🐾