Specials
Look for our Customer Appreciation Sales each month!
Current Specials This Month
Holiday Hours:
December 23rd: Appointments from 9:00am-4:30pm
December 24th: OPEN: 8:00am-2:00pm
December 25th: CLOSED
December 26th: CLOSED*
December 27th: CLOSED*
December 30th: Appointments from 9:00am-4:30pm
December 31st: OPEN: 8:00am-2:00pm
January 1st: CLOSED
January 2nd: OPEN 8:00am-5:00pm
January 3rd: OPEN 8:00am-12:00pm
*Urgent care appointments available, details to follow via email. As always, walk-in urgent care is available during regular business hours. Please call ahead for availability.
Special Information:
- Please make sure your pet has enough of their medication or prescription diet to last them through the holiday weekend. Please allow up to 1-2 business days for the requests to be approved and filled. Prescription requests after 12pm on Christmas Eve may not be filled until the following Monday.
- There will be no elective surgeries or dentals scheduled during the week of Christmas and the week of New Years.
- Check out our variety of Christmas & Hanukkah themed toys in the pet store for any pets or pet lovers in your life!
In The News
The latest news and events from Riverside Animal Clinic & Holistic Center.
Change to Our Online Pharmacy Protocol
After much consideration, we need to change our policy of filling prescriptions for outside pharmacies.After a few deeply concerning experiences of wrong medications, incorrect dosing and incorrect carrier substances in pharmaceuticals, we will no longer fill any...
Dr. Jim Carlson Featured on PetMD.com
Just wanted to share Dr. Carlson’s latest feature on PetMD.com. Dr. Carlson, owner of Riverside Animal Clinic McHenry, is a leading national authority on a wide range of pet health care topics. Dr. Carlson practices holistic medicine at Riverside Animal Clinic McHenry...
Are Flea and Tick Meds Killing Dogs?
Flea and tick medications are the hallmark prevention strategy of pet care programs. A new class of medication and vocal social media posters are stirring things up in pet health by calling some meds toxic. Is this good or bad?