Four Rivers Veterinary Clinic

06/04/2026

***UPCOMING CLOSURE DATES***
Please be aware of some early closure dates. We have high school and college students graduating, as well as dog shows, all on the same day. (It's a crazy life we live!) 😁
Thursday June, 11th closing at Noon
Friday June, 12th, Closing at Noon
Please make sure to get those prescriptions called in and picked up before the closing dates.
We do apologize for the inconvenience! Thank you all for your understanding.

06/03/2026

We are currently hiring for 1 full-time veterinary assistant experience is preferred.
Wages D.O.E.

Job duties include but not limited to:
Exam room experience
Drawing blood, running equipment
Placing IV catheters
Comfortable learning/using software
Comfortable talking to clients

If interested, you may drop off your resume at our office
or email your resume with references to [email protected].

Thank you,
Four Rivers Team

06/03/2026

We are currently hiring for 2 part-time kennel attendant positions. We are looking for someone self-motivated and ready to be part of a team.
Hours vary between weekdays and weekends.

Duties include, but are not limited to:
Cleaning kennels and cages
Exercising/walking dogs
Medicating boarding animals (dogs & cats)
Laundry and dishes
Janitorial duties
Restocking
If interested, you may drop off your resume at our office
or email your resume with references to [email protected].

05/29/2026

05/22/2026

Memorial Day is a time to pause and reflect on service and sacrifice. It also offers a quiet moment to recognize the presence animals have had alongside people in moments that matter.

As the day unfolds, a few simple precautions can help keep your pet safe and comfortable during the festivities.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/news/planning-barbeque-memorial-day-practice-these-pet-safety-tips

05/20/2026

Memorial day hours:
5/22/26: closing at noon
5/25/26: closed all day
5/26/26: open normal hours

05/11/2026

Lyme disease is a growing concern for dogs, and risk can begin with a single tick bite. As exposure increases in many areas, awareness and prevention become more important.

If you have questions about testing or protection, talk to your vet. Staying informed now supports long-term health going forward.

Learn more: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/lyme-disease-dogs

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Spring brings fresh growth, but some plants can pose real risks to pets.
Common favorites like lilies, bulbs, and certain shrubs can be harmful if ingested.

Knowing what is in your home or yard can help prevent exposure. If you suspect a problem, contact your veterinary team right away.

Learn More: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

03/31/2026

This Easter, we want to remind cat owners to keep lilies out of their homes. All parts—petals, leaves, stem and pollen—of the Easter lily plant are poisonous and can cause kidney failure in cats within 72 hours. Tiger, day, rubrum, stargazer, and Japanese show lilies are also toxic to cats.