The professional and courteous veterinarians, technicians and staff at Riverside Drive Animal Care Center provide the best possible wellness care, surgical care and dental care for their highly valued patients and their owners.
In addition to traditional wellness care for dog and cats, our staff provides expert care for your pet in more than 23 specialized medical and surgical services, dog training and puppy kindergarten, doggie day care and playgroups, and boarding.
Riverside Drive Animal Care Center is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). AAHA accredited practices are truly distinctive in providing the highest quality care for pets. AAHA standards are recognized around the world as the benchmark for quality care in veterinary medicine.
Also, we provide emergency veterinary services during our regular office hours, Monday through Saturday.
Contact us today to make an appointment or to learn how Riverside Drive Animal Care Center can serve the needs of your cherished cat or dog.
Dog owners are very dedicated, loving people who want to share their lives with their canine friends. They want to give them the best of everything from a loving home to a comfortable bed to high quality food. Unfortunately, many dog owners make the mistake of feeding their dog human food with common thinking being, […]
One of the scariest illnesses that can befall your dog or cat is heartworm. Heartworm is a parasite that affects cats and dogs can lead to significant health issues and even death. While there are many illnesses and diseases that can impact your pet’s health, Heartworm is one of the most worrying and must be […]
Most dog owners know that their pets are complicated individuals who have their own mannerisms, emotions, and preferences. However, a lot of people still don’t understand how complex a dog’s emotions can be. Dogs are susceptible to the same stresses, anxieties and emotional reactions as humans even if they don’t understand as much as we […]
Did you know that dog-friendly workplaces are on the rise? It’s true. In 2013, only 5% of companies allowed employees to bring their dogs to work. Today, that number’s climbed to 8%. And we’re not talking about little mom-and-pop shops either. Plenty of big businesses allow dogs at the office, including corporate behemoths like […]
