Hill-Chester Hospital For Animals, LTD

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 am

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Fax: (708) 449-8233

TollFree: (888) 426-4435

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Hillchester Animal Hospital

Hillchester Hospital-Animals

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Phone: (708) 449-6300

Address: 4700 Roosevelt Rd, Hillside, IL 60162

Website: http://hillchestervet.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
A significant area of pet health is dental care. Dental issues are a primary cause of pain and disease in dogs and cats. Serious diseases that develop from poor oral hygiene include heart, kidney, and liver changes, which have an impact on overall pet health and longevity.
Vaccination
Vaccinations help healthy dogs stay healthy. Addressing disease after the fact is often painful and detrimental to pets, and treatments can be quite expensive. Vaccinating your dogs and cats is the simplest way to keep many contagious and devastating diseases at bay. We work with you to develop a vaccination schedule that is effective and appropriate.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Nutritional Counseling
Our trained staff is available to provide the proper diet and nutritional supplements for your pets. Proper nutritional support helps keep your dogs and cats happy, healthy, and active at every stage of life.
Comprehensive Examination
Diseases can creep up quickly and quietly. Dogs and cats age much more rapidly than we do. So, even if your pet looks perfectly healthy, illness and disease can be lurking undetected. Regular physical exams and diagnostic tests are crucial to identifying developing problems, especially those not visible to the naked eye.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
While not every puppy or kitten will require every preventive measure, we are diligent about protecting every new pet from the dangers of intestinal parasites. Pet parasite control is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), due to the incidence of hookworm and roundworm infections in humans. While it is somewhat uncommon, children can become infected with worms from their pets. We strongly recommend good sanitation and parasite control to keep you family’s risk at a minimum.
Pain Management
From pain management after surgery to long-term care for chronic illness, sick pets need never suffer. Our medication planning is designed to provide relief, heal illness, and offer the convenience of immediate access. We invite you to ask questions about your pet’s medications regarding issues such as dosing, tips for administering meds, and any risks. Our team is always here to guide you.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Our pharmacy carries a variety of health care products for the special needs of your dog or cat. Flea and tick treatments and preventives, intestinal parasite control, and skin care are some of the items you might request from our pharmacy.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Seizure Treatment

Veterinary Surgery
Hillchester Animal Hospital provides comprehensive surgical services for our canine and feline patients. We commit to the highest standards of care for surgery patients and our state-of-the-art surgical suite allows us to perform a wide variety of procedures.
Laser Surgery
Our veterinarians include dental care as an important part of wellness and preventive planning. At each wellness visit, we perform a general exam of your pet’s teeth and mouth, and make recommendations for appropriate dental care. We offer the finest technology in diagnostics and dental services: intra-oral dental X -rays for precision and detail, modern veterinary dental advancements such as ultrasonic tooth scaling and oral laser surgery, and veterinarians and staff skilled and experienced in pet oral and dental care. Our complete pet dental exam and teeth cleaning requires anesthetizing the patient for safety and comfort. During this procedure, we employ the same techniques and protocols as other veterinary surgeries. Our gentle, compassionate approach includes pain management as needed for any major dental work, such as tooth extractions. Your pet’s comfort and safety is our first priority in any dental service.
Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
Veterinary laboratory: Our full-service diagnostic laboratory allows us to offer rapid test results when an immediate diagnosis is needed. Blood work, urinalysis, and parasite exams are performed during most wellness visits, while more advanced lab work is available for sick or injured patients. For specialized needs, we collaborate with ANTECH Diagnostics, a leading veterinary diagnostic laboratory offering more than 400 board-certified specialists and online access to our test results.
X-Ray
Microchipping
You may request additional surgical procedures be performed during a scheduled surgery under anesthesia, such as dental cleaning or microchipping. These add-on procedures must be discussed and approved by the veterinarian in advance of any surgery.

General Pet Care

Grooming
Senior Pet Care
Aging can affect the need for services: some senior pets eat a soft food diet, increasing the need for professional cleaning. Rest assured, our veterinarians address every pet’s unique needs and create the right plan for you and your pet.

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