Dr. Sheena Dadkhah recently did a surgery on our dog who had a Mass Cell on the top of her head!…read moreGranted it was no cancerous, there was a little to much urgency into surgery as the mass cell was diminishing from the anti-inflammatories she was given. As a result of the surgery, our dog now has facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) paralysis! This was a simple surgery, and now our loving dog has this issue to deal with! When we took her back to be checked out, as her top eyelid was not shutting, her left ear wasn't moving or her left nostril, Dr. Dadkhahs only suggestion was to get an MRI - SUPER - lets spend $6,000 for what? I'm not saying Google is a good doctor, but it was more effective in diagnosing our dog than this "vet surgeon"! Just awful pre and post care! A good vet surgeon would have waited to do surgery Vs rush rush rush - to see if the mass cell would go completely which was looking like it was. Additionally, for someone who's been to school for this type of stuff, not to identify that she has facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) paralysis is just flat out DUMB!! Not only this, but she denied that there was no issue with her surgery. RIGHT!! If your dog needs a checkup - great place - if your dog needs good care - NOT THE PLACE!

I was really happy with this practice. From the phone calls to the front desk to the assistant to…read morethe vet everyone was really great. I followed Dr Retseck here from the last practice she worked at. She is caring, empathetic, and smart. While it is not necessarily inexpensive the prices are in line with similar practices.

Takes care of your fur babies in the comfort of their own home. My family has used Dr.Caspersen for…read moreover 25 years now. You can tell her love for animals. She takes time with each animal.She wont over charge you like so many places do.Plus the animals are comfy in there on house. if you are looking for a knowledgeable veterinarian look no further. Dr Caspersen is the best.

Holly Casperson is the best vet you'll ever find. She helped me learn skills that have helped me…read moreand my pets through the years. We moved to Arizona and I still miss her and feel my pets don't get the care here that they got with her. She is kind, compassionate and knowledgeable and always gives 100%.

High prices Not friendly…read moreDo more testing than needed Vet was nice though But I go to a better place now

I am cat sitting for clients in Lake Bluff, IL and they take their cat to this vet. The cat…read morecontracted a very bad looking ear infection which needed attention. This particular cat has all of his teeth and claws and knows how to use them, so the idea of getting him into a carrier was not a happy thought. Those of you who have cats who hate their carriers and the car ride, know what I'm talking about. Anyway, I found the vet very accommodating. He allowed me to pick up the drops without bringing the cat in. The owner will do that next week when he returns from his trip. Most vets won't do this, and they even gave me an invoice and did not require payment at the time of dispensing the ear drops. Overall, a very nice experience for this pet sitter and for the cat.

I have no words for how wonderful Dr. Timm is. She is a rare find and I cannot recommend her enough.read more

In a tiny unassuming office in Lake Forest is one of the best vet practices in the area. I've…read moretrusted my crew of dogs with them for over 12 years now. I knew Dr. Timm already from dog sports. The whole staff is careful, thorough and honest. Dr. Timm is one of those vets who I would travel from practice to practice to see, luckily I don't need to.

Fantastic, practical support and advice for my ancient cat. I feel like I am making the best, most…read moreinformed decisions as I deal with an elderly cat.

It truly takes a village to run an exceptional veterinary practice and Animal Medical Center of…read moreFort Sheridan has a compassionate, thoughtful leader at the helm. You can feel the difference both in the exam room and behind the scenes. I'm grateful for the genuine care, the attention to detail, and the insight this team brings into modern options...not just in theory, but in practice. You are true differentiators in your field. Thank you, Dr. Jeff Kordell, for leading by example, and a warm welcome to Dr. Sam Stone. We're grateful for the outstanding care you provide to us and furry little friends!

Greentree Animal Hospital and their entire staff are truly exceptional. The level of care,…read morecompassion, and attention they give our pets is unlike anything I've experienced with any other veterinary practice--or honestly, any organization at all. From the moment you walk in, you feel genuine warmth and kindness, not just toward your pets but toward the people who love them. As someone whose pets are my whole world--especially when they're dealing with ongoing health issues--that reassurance means everything. The staff treats every visit with patience, empathy, and an obvious love for what they do, and it shows in how comfortable and happy our pets are there. They've become such an important part of our lives that I recommend Greentree Animal Hospital to absolutely everyone, and every single person I've sent their way has come back saying the same thing. We are endlessly grateful to have found a veterinary team we trust so completely.

The staff has been really great with my cat. She has some chronic issues and they gave me several…read moreoptions, keeping costs in mind as well as trying to do what was best for my cat. I really appreciate their professionalism and help with everything.

The people are wonderful to use for your pets! They care about your pets and know what the are…read moredoing! Located in Libertyville!

I rarely write Yelp reviews, but I felt compelled to share because this office is truly…read moreoutstanding! I've been here three times in the past six months, and every visit has been a positive experience. The staff and doctors are incredibly friendly, caring, and respectful--they never make you feel belittled. That might sound small, but after a negative experience at another animal hospital nearby, it really stood out to me. Visiting an urgent clinic for a pet can be so stressful, but the environment here is welcoming, calming, and reassuring. It makes such a difference when you know your pet is in good hands. I honestly wouldn't take my pets anywhere else for urgent care needs.

This is a wonderful veterinary clinic. You can tell that everyone really cares. They're prompt to…read morereturn any text messages or phone calls and don't make you feel like you're imposing on their time. They also follow up after appointments to see how everything's going with whichever cat I brought in. Other pluses is that staff turnover seems low so that's a sign that the employees are happy whereas some vets always seem to have different staff. I'm so glad that I started bringing my two kitties here.

I recently switched over from a vet nearby to Good Life Veterinary Care. And I'm so glad I did!!…read moreUnfortunately because of Covid 19, they are making anyone with an appointment to call from your car after parking outside the office. A friendly staff will take down all your information and then will come get your fur baby from you at the car and bring them inside to see Dr. Estrick. Once they are inside, Dr Estrick will call you on speaker and will go thru the wellness exam. She was very thorough during the exam with my two dogs. Any questions I had, I mentioned to her and was given an explanation. I did not feel rushed at all. She took her time and made sure the dogs were healthy. Our dogs also had to get vaccines and routine bloodwork to check for heart worm. Pricing is reasonable compared to my old Vet. The staff here are super friendly and welcoming and you can tell Dr. Estrick genuinely loves her job and helping animals. Also, they are prompt when emailing results of bloodwork. I didn't have to call them to ask about the results the next day after waiting all day like my previous Vet. So far, I am very happy with my experience at Good Life Veterinary Care and highly recommend them!!

Very good to animals and owners. Also when we met, the only vets we spoke with, including 2 highly…read morebranded ER rooms in sequence, who could diagnose kidney failure symptoms in an older dog, prior to confirmation with blood work missed by 2 ER rooms in sequence, in a dog throwing up water. This was some years ago, but the safety factor for your animal with vets like this is really different. Our expectations of basic evidently aren't.

I've been taking my cats to this office for years. The doctors have always given excellent care…read moreand the few times I had a concern, the doctors and staff were very responsive and the problem (small) was solved. We've seen several vets at this office over the years and I felt confident with all of them. They gave my beloved cats such conscientious care while at the same time being understanding of my limited budget in the beginning. The first visit was when my oldest cat, Pete, was neutered shortly after I'd taken Pete in off the street. The vet handled an allergic reaction Pete had to anesthesia during surgery and saved his life. At every visit since, I've felt that the vets gave skillful, compassionate care to my precious boys. Pete, especially, needs this compassion because he is afraid of strangers and was terrified of going to the vet.. That changed when Pete met Alan, the dedicated office manager and vet tech. Alan is the gentlest, most compassionate tech I've ever met and Pete instantly felt comfortable with him. This week the office was closed because of the COVID surge. Pete suddenly needed a prescription for his chronic respiratory infections and also a new prescription for a special food that he'd gotten fond of after he'd tried my new kitty's food who I'd adopted when her owner had to go into a nursing home. (This new kitty doesn't even eat it, but Pete loves it!) Pete is 16 years old now and suddenly the other day he wouldn't eat anything except that food, but I was almost out of it. I've been sick with COVID myself and I couldn't run to the store and find new tasty treats for Pete. He has declined recently in general and was very skinny and two days ago, he stopped eating competely! The special food was gone! Plus, he barely touched the Fancy Feast he usually loves, and he ignored the special treats he usually likes, which I'd had delivered to my door from Woodman's. I called the office and Alan answered. Even though they're closed now, Alan immediately understood Pete's problem. He called the vet at home and had a prescription for the special food within an hour. He also prepared the antibiotics Pete needed for his respiratory infection. I was able to go pick them up at the Clinic, and then get curbside pickup from PetSmart for the special food. Thank goodness, Pete was thrilled to get his favorite food (a fiber-enhanced variety) and he ate some up. Yesterday was touch and go and I thought he might not make it. But today he's eating dry food and some puree and broth I also got at PetSmart, and he's purring, grooming himself, and climbing the furniture again. Maybe he'd caught a touch of my COVID. Anyway he's acting like his regular self again today and it's a miracle. I can't thank Alan and the doctor enough for being there for us in the middle of this pandemic. Vets are definitely essential services. Where would we be without you? Thank you all the doctors and staff at Animal Health Clinic and Happy Thanksgiving! I know I am thankful and so is Pete and his friends Elmer and Baby Girl.