Aledo Veterinary Clinic

Aledo Veterinary Clinic Veterinary clinic providing services for companion and farm animals. Dr. Wicks also provides preventative care and sick care for farm animals.

Dr. Wicks and his staff provide preventative care, sick care, pharmacy services, surgeries, dental, on site lab, and boarding services for companion animals.

02/13/2025

Lilies, often included in Valentine's Day bouquets, are highly toxic to cats, daffodil bulbs are also toxic, and hydrangeas, tulips and carnations are also toxic to pets. Excessive drooling, tremors, lethargy, respiratory distress, vomiting and diarrhea are signs that a pet has ingested a toxic flow...

02/07/2025

A new AVMA webpage has the information cat owners need to help keep their pets safe from avian influenza A (H5N1). Dozens of cats are known to have contracted H5N1, and raw diets have been linked to severe illness and death from the virus in felines.

02/05/2025

Highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to circulate in backyard and commercial poultry flocks throughout the US, prompting food safety concerns. Public health officials say that eggs and poultry are safe to eat as long as they are cooked to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, whi...

02/05/2025

To prevent H5N1 avian influenza from infecting pet cats, experts recommend that cats be kept indoors, their vaccinations should be up to date, and they should not be fed raw meat, poultry or dairy products. Cats exhibiting severe respiratory distress, low appetite, fever, eye or nasal discharge, or....

01/22/2025

The CDC has asked all state public health labs to verify the subtype of all patient samples that test positive for influenza A in an effort to quickly identify people infected with H5N1 avian influenza. The CDC also wants all hospitals to perform subtype tests within 24 hours of admission for inpati...

01/14/2025

This dog was found running along Highway 94 by our clinic late this afternoon. He appears to be 2 to 3 years old and is an intact male. We are keeping him overnight so he won't be out in the bitter cold. Please share so we can get him back to his owner instead of having to turn him over to animal control. Owners can call us at 309-582-2622 to be reunited.

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01/13/2025

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Happy New Year! The clinic will close at noon at on Tuesday the 31st of December so that we can complete our year end i...
12/30/2024

Happy New Year! The clinic will close at noon at on Tuesday the 31st of December so that we can complete our year end inventory count. We will be closed on January 1st and reopen on the 2nd of January at 8 am. Current clients with an emergency over the times we are closed should call Dr. Wicks at the clinic number (309-582-2622) and choose option 1 for emergency to contact him.

Merry Christmas
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas

Happy Holidays from Dr. Wicks and the team!
12/24/2024

Happy Holidays from Dr. Wicks and the team!

11/05/2024

Internet and phones are down due to a line being cut. Viola telephone has advised that it is a widespread issue and is also affecting the Quad Cities. Everyone is working as fast as possible to get this resolved. In the meantime, if you have a small animal emergency please bring the animal into the clinic. We are open until 5 pm. Dr. Wicks is scheduled to be in the clinic all day today and will be able to assist you. I have set up answering machine for clients to call and leave messages for non-emergency needs. We will return calls as soon as we have service. Thank you for your understanding.

Address

1903 SE 3rd Street
Aledo, IL
61231

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+13095822622

Website

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