CVS Launches Pharmacy Services Tailored for Pet Owners

WHO:

Fast Company - Sid Tenneti, Senior Vice President and Interim President, Pharmacy and Consumer Wellness, CVS Health

ABC News - CVS Pharmacy

WHAT:

Fast Company - CVS Health announced plans to carry dog and cat medications alongside human medications.

ABC News - Dog and cat owners can now fill common pet medications at more than 9,000 CVS Pharmacy locations across the U.S.

Fast Company - Medications available include antibiotics, allergy medications, flea and tick control, insulin, and pain relievers.

Fast Company - CVS will offer automatic refills, prescription syncing, and delivery for some medications.

Fast Company - Pet owners can add their pets to their CVS profile to manage prescriptions online or through the CVS Health app.

WHERE:

Fast Company - Medications will be available at around 9,000 CVS Pharmacies nationwide.

WHEN:

Fast Company - Additional enhancements, including electronic prescription capabilities, will be added in the coming months.

WHY:

Fast Company - CVS aims to serve every member of the family and become a one-stop destination for health and wellness products.

Fast Company - The rebranding is part of CVS's plan to become customers' go-to store for health and wellness products.

HOW:

Fast Company - Pet owners can bring a physical prescription slip to the pharmacy or have their pet's veterinarian contact the pharmacy directly.

(UPDATED July 21, 2026 18:25 UTC)

CVS Health has announced that it will now carry dog and cat medications alongside human medications at more than 9,000 CVS Pharmacy locations across the U.S. Pet owners can fill prescriptions for common medications like antibiotics, allergy treatments, and pain relievers, and they can manage their pets' prescriptions online or through the CVS Health app. In the coming months, CVS plans to enhance its services with electronic prescription capabilities and aims to become a one-stop destination for health and wellness products for the entire family.