The Royal Treatment Veterinary Center

04/07/2025

Dear valued clients,

We wanted to inform you that Dr. Royal will be out of the office from Thursday, April 10th, to Monday, April 28th. She will be out of the country, teaching a course on Acupuncture to other veterinarians in New Zealand. She will resume appointments on Tuesday, April 29th, at Wilmette.

Dr. Stimac will be available for appointments at our Chicago location Monday through Friday.

While the Wilmette location will be closed for appointments April 10th-28th, we will have a Veterinary Technician at the Wilmette location from 11am-4pm Tuesdays and Fridays, for clients that need to pick up medication, drop off samples, or purchase food. Please be sure to call us ahead of time to ensure we have stock available and everything ready for you.

Please be sure to give us a call at (773)267-9966 if you have any questions.

04/02/2025

Nova and Niya snuggling ❤️ 🐈

03/04/2025

Tigger rightfully demanding pets 😍

03/03/2025

Happy Monday from Dr. Royal and Tucker 🐈

02/26/2025

Cayah wishing everyone a happy Wednesday ❤️

02/19/2025

Nico Reign ❤️❤️❤️

02/14/2025

Bella having a relaxing Acupuncture treatment with us and sending her love to all this Valentine's Day 💖

02/09/2025

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01/13/2025

Yosef gets cuddles from everyone when he comes in to see us ❤️ Isn't he the cutest!?

01/05/2025

New Year, New Boops!
#2025

12/24/2024

❄️☃️Happy Holidays!
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/holiday-pet-safety

12/13/2024

Winter Tip: During walks, your dog's feet, legs and belly may pick up de-icing products, antifreeze, or other chemicals that could be toxic. When you get back inside, wipe down (or wash) your pet's feet, legs and belly to remove these chemicals and reduce the risk that your dog will be poisoned after (s)he licks them off of his/her feet or fur. Consider using pet-safe de-icers on your property to protect your pets and the others in your neighborhood.

https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/cold-weather-animal-safety

12/13/2024

➡️More staff pets all dressed up for the cold 🥶
If your dog has a short coat or seems bothered by the cold weather, consider a sweater or dog coat. Have several on hand, so you can use a dry sweater or coat each time your dog goes outside. Wet sweaters or coats can actually make your dog colder. Some pet owners also use booties to protect their dog's feet; if you choose to use them, make sure they fit properly.
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/cold-weather-animal-safety

12/12/2024

Some of our staff pets ❤️
Has your pet had his/her preventive care exam (wellness exam) yet? Cold weather may worsen some medical conditions such as arthritis. Your pet should be examined by a veterinarian at least once a year, and it's as good a time as any to get him/her checked out to make sure (s)he is ready and as healthy as possible for cold weather.
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/cold-weather-animal-safety

12/12/2024

A warm vehicle engine can be an appealing heat source for outdoor and feral cats, but it can be deadly. Check underneath your car, bang on the hood, and honk the horn before starting the engine to encourage feline hitchhikers to abandon their roost under the hood.

12/06/2024

When all the patients know they're getting treats when they visit us ❤️

11/27/2024

Chorizo always makes his way onto someone's lap. He can't help it. He's just a baby! 👶🐶

11/27/2024

Jack and Nico 😍