Animals provide many benefits to human civilization. Many people interact with animals in their daily lives, both at home and away from home. Animals can provide food, livelihood, travel, sport, companionship, and education to people across the globe. We can also come in contact with animals in urban and rural settings, during travel, visiting animal [...]

We have received word that during the Illinois Shelter in Place order effective March 21 at 5 PM to April 7 that Veterinary Services are considered "essential" and we will remain open during this time as planned. We have put procedures in place to minimize risk to you, our staff, and your pet. Below, please [...]

Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV) is a rapidly progressive life-threatening condition that affects millions of dogs every year. In the beginning, the stomach fills with gas, food, foam, or air, causing the stomach to bloat, causing a gastric dilatation or enlargement. If the condition persists, the stomach continues to fill with gas and twists and progresses from [...]

We wanted to be sure to keep you up to date on the latest information provided to us on Cornoavirus in our pets. The American Veterinary Medical Association has published an update. This information is current as of March 4th, 2020, and we will work to keep you updated as new information becomes available. At [...]

A regular grooming routine is a must for our animal companions. Besides keeping your pet looking and feeling the best way possible, grooming your pet regularly allows you to get familiar with his or her body so that should anything out of the ordinary be noticed, you can seek help immediately without wondering if your [...]

During this time of year, many of us set new goals and perspectives for the year ahead. As you make your New Year’s resolutions, consider your pet as well! Here are some great ideas to promote a happier and healthier year for you and your animal companions. Eat Right Many pets can suffer from overeating [...]