Great friendly service, they walk you thru all the details and costs, our Dog seemed very…read morecomfortable while being treated!

I brought my German shepherd here. She does not do well at the vet & has to be muzzled. Everyone…read morewas so amazing here. They took everything slowly at her pace & we're very sweet with her the entire time. It's by far my best experience at any veterinary hosptial.

I can't believe there aren't more people writing reviews to rave about Dr. Przywara! He is the…read moreabsolute best. Our dog partially tore her CCL last November so we scheduled a consult with Dr. Przywara. Right from the start we knew we were in great hands. He did his initial observation of our dog and then came to talk to my husband and I. He was so kind and reassuring, and he was INCREDIBLY thorough. He sat with us for over 45 minutes explaining the anatomy of a canine knee, the injury our dog had, the options to fix it, and answering any and all questions we had. He never pressured us into anything and helped to give us the information we needed to make the right decision. Although we tried a few nonsurgical therapeutic options first, we ultimately decided to do TPLO surgery in February in an effort to get our girl back to 100%. Dr. Przywara did a fantastic job. He and his whole surgical team kept us informed and gave very good and detailed instructions for recovery. They made a tough recovery so much easier. Our girl is now 9 weeks post TPLO and is almost back to 100%! At the end of our final recheck appointment when thanking Dr. Przywara for all of his work with us and Kona, he said "this is why I got into this profession - to help good dogs and good people." And THAT tells you everything you need to know - he's the exact kind of vet you want taking care of your dog!

VCA animal hospital demonstrated a shocking disregard for our dog's health, comfort, and…read morewell-being. Throughout her treatment, it appeared that their primary concern was collecting payment rather than providing the competent and compassionate care she desperately needed. As a result of their negligence, our beloved dog suffered unnecessarily and ultimately lost her life. We were forced to endure the devastating experience of watching her take her last breath, knowing that proper care and attention may have prevented this tragedy. The grief and heartbreak our family continues to experience are immeasurable, and we believe the hospital's failures directly contributed to the loss of a cherished member of our family. Based on our experience, we would strongly urge other pet owners to seek care elsewhere if they value their pet's life and well-being. No family should have to endure the pain of losing a beloved companion under circumstances that could have been avoided with appropriate medical attention and genuine concern for the animal's welfare. We share our experience in the hope that others will not suffer the same devastating loss.

We love this vet so much we travel 20-25 min just to keep coming here! Like pretty much every dog…read moreour dog hates the vet and gets nervous coming, but everyone is so kind and gentle with her and they're really thorough and explaining everything you need to know. Our dog even has a favorite nail tech that she actually gets excited to see despite the fact that trimming her nails is her least fave part. This location was fully remodeled a few years ago and it is so nice. It feels like it's a large house! It's very clean and there are even mini partitions to keep your dogs separate from each other in the lobby. We trust this vet, and after moving away from Lombard, we had such a bad vet experience somewhere else that we feel that this is the best vet in the area and will continue on coming here, even if it comes with more of a drive for us.

This Friday my husband and I took our girl Roxy to the Lombard vet to have a consultation with the…read moreRehabilitation team. She has a history of severe arthritis and we wanted to see what we can do to make her comfortable and prolong her quality of life. She is on medication for this but we wanted to see what else we could do. For the moment we got there we were greeted by an assistant and then by Dr. Anders. We did not have to wait at all. We felt very welcome. Dr. Anders was so amazing with Roxy. Roxy can be really shy and become grumbly,but with Dr. Anders she was not shy at all. She warmed up to her fairly quickly. You can tell Dr.Andres loves what she does by the way she treats us and Roxy. She was so patient with Roxy throughout the whole process. She was also able to do a thorough exam with without pushing Roxy and make her apprehensive. With this consultation, we learned a lot of information about Roxy's such as her favoring one leg over the other, indicating a potential imbalance or discomfort. At the end of it all we were able to set up some sessions for therapy for Roxy. And we got information on some at home therapy we can do. Im so glad we have another way to help Roxy! I'm excited to see what the next month brings. I'm even more happy know that Roxy we treat with the utmost care at this visit!! Thank you!!

Everyone was so helpful and caring , made me feel comfortable in my my hardest decision of putting…read moremy best friend Sammie to sleep. The staff was very informative and compasionate.

The Vets and staff at this hospital are great, they get you in quick, take care of you and your…read morepets, and I'll bring all my pets here!

Dr Z & Natalie were wonderful! My cats are rescues and much less stressful to be treated in the…read morehome . Dr very knowledgeable

Dr. Z came to my house to help my 17 year old cat who was not doing well. He was incredibly caring…read moreto my cat and also to me. He gave us medication to try and keep her comfortable. Unfortunately we had to make the humane decision a few days later to put her to sleep. Again, he came out and was so compassionate. He was also able to give my dog some medication to help with an eye infection. Cannot recommend Dr. Z enough! Thank you so much for all your help during a very difficult time.

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.

Dr Ashamalla is amazing!…read more She listened to all of my questions, had patience with me and was professional as they come! As a new pet owner I have a LOT of questions but she never made me feel like my concerns were not valid. The hospital is nicer then almost any " human hospital" I have seen. Immaculately clean, very professional staff and knowledgeable doctors. My pet is like my third child, I am so glad I found a place that I finally trust and feel totally confident about! Thank you Hinsdale Animal Hospital and Dr Ashamalla, I know Gelato is in great hands!

Cat tested positive for worms. They didn't bother to let me know. I found out a year later when…read moreanother vet got her records transferred. Really terrible care.

Dr. Velkov was amazing. He responded immediately to my wife's email about our dog now needing 2…read moreTLPO surgeries for 2 torn ACL's. Rumor was doctors won't do both at one time. I guess he recognized the seriousness of the case, and offered to do it the next day on a Sunday before he left for vacation the next day. He clearly knew his business as he took one look at Etta the next morning 8am and knew what needed to be done. Nikola was very informative and he explained everything in detail. He also showed compassion and confidence with his care. Etta just today had her one moth x ray exams. Dr. Nick took time from his surgeries to visit with us and share the good news about her x rays, and her successful recovery. He's more aggressive, and he surprisingly says she can take stairs and begin doing normal activities. The visiting doctor Rampersad was more cautious about activity, so we will ease into it. She was very sweet and compassionate, and got down on her knees to administer a flu shoot, and check her vitals. She was also very pleased with Etta's recovery! The vet med student Jenna was amazing both times! She spent a lot of time with us, and answered a lot of questions. She's gonna be a great vet! All the staff was friendly and efficient, and patiently answered billing questions. The price, while 2 acl surgeries would break most banks, is better than most if not comparable. The price beats Medvet in Chicago any day! While we still like our vet in Chicago we've used for 28 years, but we would come back here for more serious matters in a heartbeat, even though it's a drive to the burbs. It's a large, busy clinic with up to 5 doctors any given day. The big lobby can get full and loud. But the receptionists effectively get people and their pets in and out. Dr. Nick is awesome, and highly recommended for orthopedic surgery!

Thank you for your response. I appreciate you taking the time to address my concerns. My issue is…read morenot with your staff or with the communication about the fee. My concern is with the policy itself. While I understand that you choose to offer weekend appointments, I don't believe pet owners should have to pay a significantly higher exam fee simply because their pet needs care on a Saturday or Sunday. Offering weekend hours is a business decision, and I don't feel it's fair to pass that added cost on to clients who often have no choice but to seek care when their pets are sick. Comparing your fees to an emergency hospital doesn't change how I feel. Many pet owners aren't choosing between a weekday visit and an emergency hospital--they're simply trying to get their pet the care it needs as soon as possible. When your pet is ill, waiting isn't always an option. I respect that every business sets its own pricing, but I also believe pet owners have the right to express when those prices feel excessive. I hope you'll reconsider this policy, as I believe it places an unnecessary financial burden on families who are already worried about their pets. Thank you for your response. I appreciate you taking the time to address my concerns. My issue is not with your staff or with the communication about the fee. My concern is with the policy itself. While I understand that you choose to offer weekend appointments, I don't believe pet owners should have to pay a significantly higher exam fee simply because their pet needs care on a Saturday or Sunday. Offering weekend hours is a business decision, and I don't feel it's fair to pass that added cost on to clients who often have no choice but to seek care when their pets are sick. Comparing your fees to an emergency hospital doesn't change how I feel. Many pet owners aren't choosing between a weekday visit and an emergency hospital--they're simply trying to get their pet the care it needs as soon as possible. When your pet is ill, waiting isn't always an option. I respect that every business sets its own pricing, but I also believe pet owners have the right to express when those prices feel excessive. I hope you'll reconsider this policy, as I believe it places an unnecessary financial burden on families who are already worried about their pets.

I visited this Petco recently and was absolutely horrified by what I saw in the fish section. There…read morewere multiple dead fish sitting in cups on the shelves, bettas with their tails torn off or badly bitten, and water so dark or cloudy you couldn't even see the fish inside. These animals were clearly suffering and had been neglected for some time. I brought one of the suffering fish to the manager, explained what I had found, and asked if I could surrender the fish into my care so it wouldn't have to endure more. Instead of being met with concern or even basic professionalism, the manager seemed annoyed that I had interrupted him. He claimed he had "checked them this morning," which was clearly not true given the condition of the fish I showed him. He put the fish back on the shelf -- to still be sold. I'm honestly shaken by the lack of compassion and the complete disregard for these animals' welfare. I expected a pet store to have basic standards of care, and I certainly didn't expect to be treated poorly for trying to do the right thing. If you care about animals, please think twice before shopping here. I won't be returning.

I've always taken my Golden doodle to be bathed here since he was a puppy and groomer Katie is…read morealways the best. Last 3 appointments the grooming manager carries a horrible and rude attitude towards us. DO NOT BRING YOUR DOG HERE, beware!

I have two nervous dogs that historically have a lot of stress when it comes to boarding, one of…read morewhom has a severe heart murmur. They just got back from their 5-night stay at OBKC, and I couldn't be happier. Because it's a smaller facility, OBKC's staff has more time to devote to each individual dog, which made me feel much more confident in leaving them there, especially with my older pup's health issues. The consistent routine each day, individual playtimes with staff, and constant access to clean, climate-controlled space and fresh water clearly kept my girls happy during their stay! You also have an option to spoil your pup with little frozen treats, and proceeds go to local charities. I received updates (with beautiful photos!) whenever I asked, and they took extra precautions to keep my older dog safe and comfortable. The pricing is very reasonable compared to other facilities, especially considering the personalized care. They came back to me clean and happy. One was even more excited to play with the staff on her way out than she was to see me! Scout and Cherry say thank you so much for taking such good care of them.

I had to leave out of town last minute so I called around near me to no luck. I contacted OKC on a…read moreTuesday, with a quick response and clear communication; they were able to accommodate my two pups by that Friday until the following Thurs. not many places will let you bring their own toys/belongings but I think it helped them be close to home while being so far away. I was able to email/text with the staff daily for updates and seeing happy pics of my pups means I found a great place! Thanks again to the staff for taking care of my fur babies