Veterinary Animal Hospital McHenry, IL

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Annual Comprehensive
Physical Exam
Included with
Vaccinations.

Call us to find out about our specials for January!

Same location since 1995

The Animal Hospital of McHenry is a well-established full-service hospital providing comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care.

Quality Care for Over 31 years!

Learn more about McHenry Animal Hospital:

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Evening Appointments Available
Preventive Care
On-Site Laboratory
Surgery
Vaccinations
X-Rays
Dentistry
Nutritional Consultations and Exercise Plans

We at the Animal Hospital of McHenry take pride in our role as animal health care providers and educators. Our focus is to strengthen the relationship we have with our pets through quality and compassionate patient care. We provide a broad spectrum of diagnostic procedures through in-house laboratory, x-ray capabilities, in-hospital surgery, pharmacy, and a closely supervised hospitalization suite.

The Animal Hospital of McHenry believes in assisting clients in acquiring the necessary knowledge to make informed decisions about how to best care of their beloved pets. We work closely with local specialty practices when special diagnostic procedures are required.

January

Senior Pets

Old age has a way of sneaking up on pets as it does in humans. As your pet gradually changes you may begin to notice that he tires more easily, and moves more slowly. Though aging is an inevitable process, a decline of quality of life is not. We want to help you and your pet to continue to enjoy many years together. Click on the image above to learn more ways to care for your senior pet.

Pet's and practicality:More owners opt to insure Fluffy and Fido

Written by Sarah Sutschek

Published Northwest Herald December 21, 2011

Winter Safety

Cold winter weather presents particular challenges in caring for our pets. Help you pet remain safe and healthy during colder months by following these simple tips.
Click on the image above.

Understanding Pet Nutrition

One out of every four dogs and cats in the western world is now obese. Like humans, dogs and cats that are obese run a higher risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, joint disease or other health problems. A new report from the National Academies' National Research Council recommends revised nutrient guidelines for adequate and appropriate diets to keep dogs and cats healthy. The Nutritional Requirements of Dogs and Cats is aviable on line. See Below

Feel free to browse through our site. Here you will find information about our practice philosophy and our services. If you want more information about the Animal Hospital of McHenry please feel free to call us at
815-385-7096.

Thanks for visiting and we look forward to serving you.