The Royal Treatment Veterinary Center

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Move Update & Fourth of July Day Reminder Royal Treatment Memorial Day Wishes   Move Update     WE'RE MOVING JUNE 29th!! But not far! The Royal Treatment Veterinary Center's NEW Chicago location: 1767 W. Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60640 We wi

Our Chicago office is currently experiencing a phone and Internet provider issue. The current restoration estimate is 11:30 - 11:40 am. Thank you for your patience!

2/2/24 - We are closed for the remainder of the day due to an unexpected facility issue. We will return to the clinic on Monday during regular business hours (9 AM - 5 PM).

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Best regards - The RTVC Team

Due to severe winter weather and power outage, our Chicago office is closed for appointments today!

If you are having an emergency with your pet, please visit our webpage for ER locations and other helpful info - https://www.royaltreatmentveterinarycenter.com/chicago-vet-resources/emergency-care/

Please stay safe and warm, we'll be back in the Chicago office on Monday!

RTVC Staff

Emergency Care | Royal Treatment Veterinary Center If you're visiting the website outside of normal hours or need immediate medical care, please contact your regular veterinary hospital or if need be one of the local emergency clinics listed on t

The Chicago Department of Water Management is performing work on the 4100 block of Rockwell. Parking and vehicle access is expected to be severely limited from 11/21/23 through 12/2/23.

If you need help bringing your pet into our Chicago office, please call ahead to make arrangements to drop off your pet or ask about parking status. Thank you for your understanding!

ComEd work at our Chicago location this morning has impacted our phone and internet service. Please be patient with staff as we work through these issues. If you are having difficulty reaching us by phone, please email [email protected]. Thank you for your patience. More information available - https://conta.cc/3O1wS9A

Important updates for all clients for June!

June Practice/Doctor Updates! Important News from RTVC Staff       June Practice/Doctor Updates To our wonderful clients, This month our doctors will have modified schedules and our Wilmette practice location will have reduced hou

If you were wondering how much we love our patients—let this picture serve as proof that we love them A LOT! Here is Alex preparing a f***l donation for transplant! Some of our patients come to us with a significant dysbiosis of the gut. Because of this imbalance, they may suffer from diarrhea, absorption issues, weight maintenance issues, allergies, immune dysfunction and more. When we re-fluorinate the gut with the right bacteria, our patients get to be their most wildly healthy selves! Inside and out!
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We think the “cone of shame” deserves a rebranding and Biscuit is helping make that happen! Wouldn’t you agree that she is really rockin’ her e-collar?!

Rich in sulforaphane, broccoli sprouts can:
• Protect cells from damage
• Increase antioxidant activity
• Protect the gut
• and more!
When dosed properly and preferably fed fresh, broccoli sprouts can be a great addition to your dogs care plan!

Frank, our clinic cat ✨ 🐾

This is Rosie. She’s a Boykin Spaniel. While she may be small, she has a big personality that oozes energy, friendliness and love. Rosies parents came in today to discuss when they should consider spaying. While spaying and neutering help control the pet population, allowing your pet to fully develop helps reduce joint, hormonal and urinary issues on top of offering so many other health benefits!

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Please send any records or updates to: [email protected]. We will update everyone once our existing email is back up and running. Thank you for your patience!

As a small business, we love when we get to visit and support other businesses in our neighborhood. Chia Leah is having their grand opening today and we couldn’t be more thrilled! Go to 3217 Lake Avenue in Wilmette like Dr. Royal and load up on healthy snacks like granola or rosemary boost crackers—yum! 😋

While we could certainly talk about his tongue for days, what we actually want to discuss is why he’s visiting us today! This handsome fella is here for one of his puppy boosters. After todays visit, he’ll go home with thuja for detox. With puppies, we at RTVC strive to strategically and judiciously plan your puppies vaccines to be both safe and effective. Paying attention to how many weeks old your pup is, their current health, and understanding how the moms antibodies play a role, we are always thinking ahead!

This beauty visited us today for her annual exam and after we gave her a thimerosal free rabies vaccine, we sent her home with thuja and lyssinum as a a homeopathic detox. This is a wonderful example of what it means to have an integrative practitioner as your veterinarian!

2022 may be ending, but when it comes to the health of your pet—we never stop! Here’s Alissa, ready to perform cold laser therapy on one of our patients. Cold laser helps stimulate the mitochondria which calls in anti-inflammatory mediators. Used for a variety of ailments like arthritis, post-op recovery, UTIs and skin issues, laser is an amazing tool to incorporate into your pets health plan!

We hope everyone has a safe and wonderful holiday weekend. We will be closed tomorrow, December 23rd, but will resume regular business hours starting December 26th. Please contact your local animal ER in the event of an emergency and refer to our website for resources. www.royaltreatmentveterinarycenter.com

Nico may not provide the perfect portrait, but he perfectly captures the magic and fun of being a puppy. Welcome to the pack, Nico! You are splendid!

Looking for gift ideas for your dog 🐕 or cat 🐈?
We’ve got you covered!

Skip potentially toxic treats like raw hides or other shelf stable bones and opt for a fresh alternative like chicken feet or frozen beef femurs! When introducing raw bones or any new chew treat for the first time, do it slowly over 7-10 days. You can offer the new treat daily for 2-3minutes at first, slowly increasing this time over a week. Raw bones can be stored in the fridge for 3-5 days while fat/tissue remains. Give the gift of health this holiday season with this and other tips from RTVC!

New puppy alert! 🚨
Let’s welcome Gus, the French bulldog, to the RTVC pack!

Chicagoans, todays weather ❄️ is a reminder that winter is fast approaching and we want to be sure you’re prepared!
Follow these tips for a safe and happy winter season!

1. Use pet safe snow melt like playSAFE to avoid paw irritation.
2. Have your pet wear properly fitted booties when walking over unknown ice melt. or are great options, but remember to remove them once back indoors.
3. Keep your pet's fur in mind. Short fur may need a jacket while long fur may enjoy spending as much (supervised) time outside as possible. Avoid extended exposure to frigid temps to avoid potential illness and injury.
4. Pet's are generally less active in the winter and may need less food. Talk to your veterinarian for guidance on how to avoid over feeding.
5. Avoid toxic holiday plants. Check out the ASPCA website for a full list of plants to avoid!
https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/toxic-and-non-toxic-plants

Bonus tip: bang on the hood of your car before starting the engine as wildlife and stray animals may climb inside to stay warm during poor weather!

Happy Thanksgiving from our RTVC family to yours!

We are so thankful for each and every one of you

Below you will find our updated holiday hours

• Wednesday November 23rd 9am - 1pm
• Thursday November 24th CLOSED
• Friday November 25th CLOSED

July 4th is just a few days away! Are you prepared?

Here are some tips for a safe and fun weekend with your pet!

1. Discuss calming aids with your veterinarian: this may include herbals, CBD Oil, medication, thunder shirts or a Calmer Canine Assisi Loop.

2. Make sure your pet is kept in a safe and secure area if you are expecting guests, or fireworks.

3. Keep identification on your pet at all times. Make sure their collar fits and their ID tag is up to date.

4. Use a trash can with a lid and keep potentially dangerous foods away from your pet like corn cobs, grapes, chocolate, or cooked bones.

Poison control contact: 888-426-4435.

5. Make sure you know your veterinarian’s office hours and where your closest animal ER is in the event your pet experiences an emergency.

Listen to Dr. Royal talk about her journey to integrating a functional approach to healing with Dr. Karen Backer 🐶 🐱

Integrating a Functional Approach to Healing With Dr. Barbara Royal Dr. Barbara Royal had many jobs, but she always knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. Today, she incorporates many functional approaches to help animals beco...

Gahhhh it’s GIVEAWAY TIME !!!

Comment below the best photo of your pet(s) in their ugly sweater — “likes” will help determine the winner.

Contest ends Friday, December 24th and the winner takes home a GIFT BASKET!

Ready. Set. GO!!!

We appreciate all of our lovely clients who have exercised patience and understanding during this pandemic 💜

https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-veterinary-clinics-overwhelmed-pandemic-20210730-6lepvbaanbbwvg2sgilpyxfmxa-story.html

After ‘pandemic pups,’ local veterinary clinics are overwhelmed and overbooked Some clinics estimate they are up to 75% busier than they were before the pandemic.

Currently, Wilmette is experiencing an internet outage. We ask that our clients please call the Chicago location at 773.267.9966
We apologize for the inconvenience and expect service to be up and running sometime later this afternoon.