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4.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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VCA Aurora Animal Hospital

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital

(425 reviews)

Both Dr. Dana Ford and Celia are amazing! They both went above and beyond to care for our precious…read morebaby Pink. They were thorough in explaining her care and any questions that we had. Always making time for us. They made a difficult time for our family somewhat bearable. Definitely would recommend Aurora VCA Animal Hospital.

Now I know most of you will be surprised by this review as well as I was…read more I was hesitant on bringing my deceased baby girl Twinkie chihuahua who only lived a short life of 10 years old CHF TOOK HER But the service I got was truly amazing I would recommend this place over and over to bring you pet if it's deceased they did a beautiful job with Twinkie that treated me with such respect and kindness as well as Twinkie I will always remember that Their is one person who deserves all the credit and I wish I knew her name but she was the warmest and perfect for this situation she deserves to be honored for the service that she gave me that day she went above and beyond to make me feel the best I could in a terribly horrible situation she tried her best I want to personally thank you again whoever you are and let you know you have a gift with animals and you really need to consider taking it further in your career Bless you and thank you again I will never forget it you allowed me time to say goodbye and gave me the quiet moments alone I needed for closure even though I am still grieving everyday I can look back and remember the time I spent saying goodbye to my baby girl one last time and looking down on her and kissing her on her forehead for the very last time in my life and then handing her safely off to you I knew it would be ok she was going to be ok she wasnt with a stranger she was with a friend that was safe and that's the best feeling in the world to know she was with someone who cared

Valley Animal Hospital

Valley Animal Hospital

(47 reviews)

We moved to the area recently and took our corgi there for a check-up and to get his nails trimmed…read morefrom time to time. They have been excellent in keeping him calm and getting the trim done quickly. This is not a review of their nail trimming abilities. This is a review of their all-encompassing compassion and fantastic customer service abilities in one of the worst times of my life in recent memory. Our cat, Zeke, was exhibiting some signs of being sick earlier in the week by not eating his food or drinking water. On Tuesday before work, he started wobbling when he walked and collapsed. I grabbed him and rushed him over to EVS St. Charles but they were about to close. I was panicking at that point so I drove over to Valley and begged them to please take him in because I didn't think he was going to make it through the day. He was a new patient so while I was waiting for a tech to come get him, they took his information and tried to talk me down. I thanked them profusely and left him in their care until the doctor came in and was able to evaluate him. I got a call a few hours later from Dr. Christakos with terrible news. Zeke had renal failure and his levels were so high that they wouldn't even register on their machine. She recommended that we give him IV fluids and monitor his progress throughout the day. If he needed more observation, we would take him to EVS for an overnight stay. Needless to say, he did not get that much better so we carted him to EVS for an overnight. He showed some improvement by drinking water by himself and using his box, so we took him back to Valley for another day of fluids and trying to get him to eat. Dr. Humphrey called me a little bit after I dropped him off and told me that she was worried about him and recommended one more night of observation and fluids. When we went to pick him up at the end of the day to take him back to EVS, he seemed more alert and we thought that he had a chance. Unfortunately, he had one more overnight stay before we had to say goodbye. I don't know what I would have done if it wasn't for the team at Valley being so patient, kind, and considerate. We've had nothing but bad luck with vets in the past (most of them just did not care and only wanted money) but Valley is really there for both the human and the animal. I am so proud to have them as our vet of choice and I would recommend them to anyone for any pet you have, at any stage of life. Thank you so much for everything and for taking such good care of our little pal.

So, we are traveling with our sweet pup, and of course she gets sick. For the better part of a…read moreweek the poor girl has stomach issues. I'm getting worried. 2,500 miles from home. We call a local vet referred to us by a family member who lives in the area. The young receptionist provides very little information other than take her to urgent care. Ugh. I decide to call our vet back home - Valley Animal Hospital. What a difference. The receptionist was extremely helpful and knowledgeable. She looked up our records, and suggested a probiotic to help settle our pups stomach. A few days later our pup was back to normal. Really appreciate our vets advice. Saved us a few hundred bucks and a day of running around. Most importantly it got our golden retriever back to health.

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Sugar Grove Animal Hospital

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So happy with our experience here. I'd been looking for a new vet since we moved to the area but…read morecould not commit since we have been so happy with the vet we have, but they are almost an hour away. I needed one of my dogs to be seen and Sugar Grove was at the top of my list due to their great reviews. Thankfully they had one appointment available so I grabbed it. The hospital is very bright and clean. We were seen right away which I really loved and appreciated. Dr. Kelley was so nice and the whole exam was done in the room which is nice, to be able to see everything. She was very thorough and made sure to review Sophie's medical records before prescribing any medications, especially after I mentioned her history. Going to a new vet, I was a little worried about the price but it was not bad. The exam price was on the high side but not unreasonable and everything else seemed very fair so I was actually pleasantly surprised. I would absolutely bring my pets back here and it's definitely nice to have a great option close to home!

Incompetent staff. And vets. They lost my puppies remains after cermation-return was requested and…read morepaid . Stated we forgot to fill out paperwork. Vet Lancaster stated, maybe they had a bad day. They were very good at making excuses. I explained to vet Lancaster, that pets become family members, replied that they treat pets as family members. THEY LOSE THIER REMAINS AND TAKE AWAY THIER FINAL RESTING SPOT. Prey this never never happens to your wonderful puppy/pet. Manager would not talk with me either A COWARD

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Veterinary Emergency Group

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Well unfortunately our dog needed emergency care, but fortunately we received excellent care again…read moreat VEG. Similar to our previous experience we were greeted the moment we walked in and the vet techs and nurse were so calm and empathetic. They not only treated our little cockapoo with compassion, but as too! They explained everything to us throughout the process. There are not words to describe the level of service they provide, it is amazing during difficult situatuons. Thank you VEG!

Sadly I had to take my geriatric cat in for what I thought was renal failure, which didnt make…read moresense as I just had bloodwork done on him 2 weeks ago, which showed he didnt have any kidney issues. Antibiotics seemed to have cleared symptoms of his URI but he was still noticeably going downhill... these guys jumped into action and it was heartening to see an episode of Grey's Anatomy... Animal Hospital, even in this sad occasion. He was paralyzed and could just meow pitifully as it seemed he was cause pain by movement. Macchiatto's ultrasound showed a liver mass and fluid, likely cancer and considering his health conditions and quality of health... the decision, based on survival likelihood and current quality of life, was humane euthanasia. Sedative and then chemical agent while in an incubation pod for warmth with an IV that also carried in these drugs... much better than at a vet where past cats I have held that passed with less peace. It was a good experience for a bad situation and I appreciated the kindness and sympathetic care for Macchi in his last moments.

Care Animal Clinic Urgent & Wellness Care

Care Animal Clinic Urgent & Wellness Care

(118 reviews)

After 2 days of illness, Dr. Kumar gave our dog a thorough physical exam, ran the proper tests, and…read moregave needed medications to him. He is back to his normal self, thankfully. Care Animal Clinic is always accommodating. We have been going there for 20+ years.

I have many different thoughts re this business that I've used for my two dogs for at around the…read morelast 8 yrs. 1. Dr. Kumar and Dr. Sunny are pros and good at what they do. They can address emergencies well. Dr. Sunny is extra compassionate as he has taken it upon himself to help my elderly dog with his anal gland expresses, since my dog has a collapsed trachea, and some techs struggle to get the right area. He said to make my appt for my elderly dog when he's there, and he'll try to be one to do it or assist the tech. Dr. Kumar discovered Sammy's collapsed trachea so he's smart. Sometimes, Dr. Kumar pushes for too many interventions, and you end up paying more than you wanted to pay, but his heart is in the right place. I've never had Dr. Fauley as a vet but he does not get high reviews by my dog friends who have visited Care. 2. The techs vary--sometimes amazing, sometimes inept. I think they may employ some temps. 3. The office staff varies--sometimes compassionate and helpful; sometimes mean and sarcastic. I mean sarcastic and sassy to the point a friend of mine stopped going here because of one particular person. 4. Their meds are available online for less, which they will not tell you, so that's kind of odd. As in, Sammy is on Cerenia for his collapsed trachea, but I had to discover that I could buy the meds from THEM online for less than in person. Maybe that will change. Same with heart worm meds--less expensive on their online site. They will not give you a prescription to buy meds online somewhere else like Chewy. 5. Their hours are AMAZING. As in, open late weekdays, open Sat & Sun. I think they're trying to position themselves as both your regular and your emergency vet. 6. Prices are not outlandish, but do tend to be higher than some places. Probably comes with the longer hours, and 7 days a week open. Much less than what you'd pay going to an emergency place, so there's that. Because they do get emergency visits, you may have to wait, so I think they should find a way to warn you, if you have a nonemergency appt, and maybe redirect you to another time/day. 7. My wishes for this place are that they get a bit more with the times in terms of a natural approach to caring for animals. As in a species appropriate raw food diet for dogs is not that strange but neither vet embraces it. Natural vitamins and supplements have been a "thing" for a while, but they are not all that inclusive of those thoughts nor are they resourceful. I handed a list of the natural supplements I give my dogs to Dr. Sunny and he left it on the examination table after our visit. He questioned my use of a raw food dog (Raw Bistro--$80 per 12 patties of Bison--top notch organic raw food). But, at the same time, he mentioned Metamucil for my dog's anal glands. I went for organic flaxseed, instead, which has helped Sammy, so he had a great thought, but why not organic pumpkin and organic flaxseed? Made a difference. Dr. Kumar does recommend some vitamin supplements but seems to have no idea where to get them (as in, you can direct people to Dr. Mercola's dog vitamins or Standard Processing dog vitamins). Using human vitamins is a bit strange. Dr. Sunny mentions Manuka honey as a wound med, but he needs to say where to go (at least mention Whole Foods) I use my dog's Chiropractor, Dr. Erin O'Connor, (Vitality Chiropractic Center) as my natural supplement source of info. and she stocks vitamins. And, it's odd neither vet embraces chiropractic or laser treatment for tissue issues, accident recovery, and old age movement issues. My older dog, despite being 14 and having a collapsed trachea, moves around very well, because he has had chiropractic care every 6 weeks, and Sammy has had it his entire life. It's fairly well known that chiropractic care is very good for animals (and humans) In terms of tooth care, TEEF is all natural and effective, but neither vet embraces that, but instead has some kind of chew they recommend. I guess the pairing of Dr. O'Connor and this practice gives you the best of both worlds. All in all, a good place to bring your pets, especially if you have an emergency.

Illinois Equine Field Service - emergencypethospital - Updated October 2026

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