You already fill your prescriptions with us at CVS Pharmacy® — why not save time and fill your pet’s medication too? We now offer the convenience of in-store pickup and home delivery of your pet’s prescriptions.*
Pet prescriptions are currently being piloted in select pharmacies.
You can ask your vet for a paper prescription that you can bring into your local CVS Pharmacy® location or request that your veterinarian send the prescription through fax or by calling in. Helpful information to include are your pet's weight, allergies and any relevant medical history.
You can contact your veterinarian for a new prescription or the pharmacy team can request one on your behalf.
Yes, as long as your pet's medication fits the criteria. Get details about delivery. You can also talk to your pharmacist for more details and options.
Sign in to your CVS.com® account. Under "Account," click on "Add and manage people”. Enter the most recent prescription information for the pet as it appears on their CVS Pharmacy® prescription label. We'll use this information to find the pet's prescription records and link them to your account.
Yes, but the owner's information will be required to be linked within the pet profile.
Yes, you'll be able to fill prescriptions for multiple pets. Be sure to create a profile for each pet and connect them to your account to let us know that you are their caregiver.
Yes, you can earn up to $50 in ExtraBucks Rewards per calendar year for pharmacy activities like filling prescriptions, immunizations and more. Get details.
Yes, third-party discount cards may offer you savings on your pet’s medications.
We currently offer common dog and cat prescription medication. See above for examples of medications we carry in select stores!
We currently offer veterinary prescriptions labeled for dogs and cats.
Your pharmacist can provide a basic consultation on your pet's medications — for specific medical concerns, questions, or adjustments, you should consult your veterinarian for further information.
You can check your order status online at CVS.com
Yes, you can sign up for text or phone call notifications to be alerted when your pet's medication is ready.
CVS® carries a selection of both prescription and OTC medications. The new pet meds program focuses exclusively on prescription required medications. For OTC options, please consult your veterinarian before starting any new treatment. CVS pharmacists cannot provide product recommendations for pets.
If your pet's medication is out of stock, the pharmacy can check nearby locations, order it for you, or offer to contact the veterinarian for an alternative if available.
Visit Safe.Pharmacy/Drug-Disposal/ to find a convenient disposal location near you, including select CVS® locations. Once you find a participating CVS location, simply bring in your unneeded or expired medication and place it in the drug take-back unit conveniently located in the Pharmacy Waiting Area. Units are available during regular pharmacy hours. Please contact your local pharmacy for hours of operation. For more details, visit online https://www.cvs.com/content/safer-communities-locate
Browse a variety of pet supplies including pet food, pet toys and pet treats at CVS Pharmacy.
With ExtraCare® rewards at the pharmacy, you earn credits for filling scripts and more. Details and restrictions apply.*
*FOR PET MEDICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE: Select pet medicine is available in select locations. Pet medication and availability may vary.
*FOR EXTRACARE REWARDS: To earn rewards at the pharmacy, you must enroll in ExtraCare® and sign the Privacy Authorization. You will receive $2 ExtraBucks Rewards® after earning 4 credits for pharmacy activities, up to $50 in ExtraBucks Rewards in a calendar year. Rewards at the pharmacy are not available in Arkansas, New Jersey or New York; for any prescriptions transferred to a CVS Pharmacy® in Alabama, Mississippi, Oregon or Tennessee; for any controlled substance prescriptions purchased in Hawaii or Louisiana; or where otherwise prohibited by law. Other exclusions apply.
*FOR ALLERGIC DERMATITIS MEDICATIONS: Categorizations are based on labeled indications. Extra-label uses under the direction of a licensed veterinarian may apply that are not reflected within these categories.
*FOR ANTICONVULSANT, ANXIOLYTIC, BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICATIONS: These categorizations are specific to this subset of human medications and their typical use (but may not be all-inclusive) in animals under the direction of a licensed veterinarian and do not make any claims about the function or categorization of these medications when used in the human population.
