Vet Locations

"Since 1993, Waukegan Pet Clinic has been a locally owned and operated pet clinic in Waukegan. We are able to provide each customer and their dog or cat with an educational and personal experience to ensure that we keep your pet healthy. At Waukegan Pet Clinic, we offer a wide variety of services for both dogs and cats, including dental care, labs, vaccinations, examinations, senior care, prescription diets, wellness and preventative care, and surgical procedures like neutering

At 2030 North 8th Street, Vandalia, Illinois 62471, the Heaton-Heistand Veterinary Hospital is open for business.
Animal hospitals provide both routine and urgent pet treatment. Call to confirm hours and availability. Some veterinary clinics provide emergency treatment around-the-clock.

The University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital describes itself as "a medical center for all animals. The Veterinary Teaching Hospital offers emergency services 24/7/365, specialty services for cases when your veterinarian refers you to us, and primary care for routine veterinary appointments. The Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides outstanding, compassionate treatment for dogs and cats, horses, exotic animals, and farm animals.

At All Creatures Animal Hospital, we work hard to treat animals of all species with high-quality care. Preventative medicine, client education, and rigorous training for our doctors and personnel in the utilization of modern technologies, medical procedures, and surgical methods are all used to achieve this.

In Urbana, Illinois, there is a full-service veterinary hospital called A & E Animal Hospital. In addition to providing our clients with chances for health-related information, we are dedicated to encouraging responsible pet ownership and providing preventative health care for our dogs, cats, and ferrets at all phases of life. At A & E Animal Hospital, the friendly and knowledgeable team works hard to make each visit special and enjoyable for you and your pet.

We are a two-doctor practice that places a strong emphasis on client contact while focusing on general surgery, dentistry, consultation medicine, and diagnostic medicine. You should participate in the decision-making process, according to us. We accomplish this by informing you of the precautions that must be followed in order to maintain the health of your pet.
In the unlikely event that your pet gets sick, we make it our mission to inform you about possible illnesses and the tests that will be required to make a final diagnosis. We make a diagnosis and start treatment as your guide through the procedure. If we are unable to do the diagnostic tests internally, we have worked with a number of reference labs and veterinarians who specialize in specific areas to take care of your pet's needs.

Our doctors and support staff are skilled at calming even the most anxious of pets, and as a Cat-Friendly practice, we are especially adept at working with feline patients. "At Good Friends Animal Hospital, we are a full service veterinary hospital offering comprehensive medical, dental, surgical, and urgent care services to the people and pets of the Urbana & Champaign, IL communities.

Homer, Ogden, Savoy, Rantoul, Royal, St. Joseph, Thomasboro, and of course Urbana are all served by the locally owned and operated Beaumont Animal Clinic in Urbana, Illinois. All throughout your pet's life, our veterinarians are committed to giving them high-quality care. Our facilities and services are made to help with routine preventative care for young, healthy pets, early disease detection and treatment as your companion ages, and full medical and surgical care as required throughout his or her lifetime.

Dr. Leon K. Leonis established the Summit Animal Hospital in Summit, Illinois, in the early 1950s. In their home at 6050 S., Dr. Leonis and his wife started their animal practice. Harlem. It has always been the same structure that you can see now. Dr. Leonis served as Summit Animal Hospital's lone doctor for forty years. Dr. Leonis sold his practice to Dr. Gary R. Friederich in 1992, but he continued to collaborate with him on a part-time basis. Dr. Friederich, who comes from the small Illinois town of Pekin and graduated from the veterinary school at Iowa State University in 1970, admired the atmosphere Dr. Leonis built at the Summit facility. He spent much of his childhood living with his grandparents.

A full-service small animal hospital is Countryside Animal Clinic. For more than 30 years, the veterinarians and team at Countryside have delivered excellent veterinary care to Streator and the nearby towns. In 1985, Dr. Susan Schmitt started the clinic as a solo practitioner. Since that time, Countryside has developed into a cutting-edge, five-doctor practice that keeps up with the most recent developments in veterinary medicine for the benefit of our patients. All five of our veterinarians are proud graduates of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine and local Streator residents.