Lombard Veterinary Hospital

Had a great experience with our bunny! Dr. Kline took his time, answered our questions during the exam and was truly compassionate with our elder bun. Our technician during the visit, Sarah, was nothing but informative, pleasant, upbeat and professional during the entire process! Check-in and check-out was efficient. Despite the fact that one of the medications were not in stock, the pharmacy team was able to call it into a local pharmacy (which ended up being a better price for us). Looking forward to our next visit for our bunny with Dr. Kline and highly recommend him for well or sick care for your bun!

We have 1 dog and 2 cats, and have been bringing them to Lombard Vet for years now. They are everything we are looking for in a vet. They are extremely responsive, and up-front about their scheduling and pricing. They offer boarding at a reasonable price and take good care of our pets while they are being boarded. I would highly recommend using Lombard Vet as your go-to vet.

Dr Walsh and the vet assistance were very kind and easy to talk to about our older cat. They talked to us about a care plan to help resolve the issue before moving into the next phase of testing. An estimate was given so we knew what to expect if it comes down to further testing. They were clear with instructions and made us feel comfortable with the options given. Our last vet did not do those things. We are very happy they were referred to us.

I wanted to add more to my review from a couple months ago. My neighbor/friend saw my review not knowing it was me & went here. Talk about meant to be, divine intervention, what ever brought her here. Dr Kelly, who was my Vet with my cat, saved her dog's life. I'm so happy to say the dog is doing very well & Dr Kelly has extended her life. : ) So Dr Kelly, who is the sweetest, most compassionate Vet I have ever met will know when it's time & when it's not. If I ever get another cat I know who my Vet will be. I do not see that happening in the near future as I am still very, very broken hearted. : ( One of the hardest days of my life was last Saturday, May 28, 2022. My 16 yr old cat starting having horrible seizures. This office was so accommodating to get me in that morning. Everyone could not have been nicer. The Vet confirmed that she probably had a brain tumor or cancer. We could run tests, but at her age may be no quality of life. I asked if she thought she was suffering & she said yes. As hard as I knew it would be, I had to let her go. I am beyond heartbroken. But their care & compassion certainly helped. And to the woman who started screaming at me in the parking lot after I just put my baby down & was sobbing, I hope your not a pet owner. Cause you don't deserve one.

My 11 year old bichon shih tzu mix was lethargic, diarrhea, super uncomfortable and seemed to be going downhill fast. I was frantic and called these guys. The woman on the phone was so sweet and empathetic towards the situation. She got us in the same day. Ashley was our nurse and she was awesome and friendly. Dr. Walsh took amazing care of us. She diagnosed our Jolie with pancreatitis. She listened and was super caring and just made us feel like we finally found a vet we feel we can trust. We adored the whole staff and for a high stress situation, they put us at ease and Jolie is already feeling better a day later and I can smile and breathe again!! Amazing places like this are very hard to come by now a days and I appreciate all of the care that goes into their facility from the person who meets you outside to the doctor - it all matters. Thank you to everyone who works there, never forget what a big impact you have! Edit: July 2023: We are seeing Dr. Cornell now and we looove him! He is so thorough, passionate about animals and we never feel rushed. Jolie is 100% in great hands.

My sister kaveria Lezza dog just had surgery and when we went to go pick her up, came home and realized that she still had the catheter in her arm. I don’t know how you would forget to take it out as a veterinarian doing surgery because you have to be extra cautious dealing with stuff like this. And that’s a huge mistake and making my dog in even more pain when she walks and the catheter is still placed in her paw. We called them to let them know the mistake that they made. They told her on the phone “oh we can take it out for you” I was shocked in disbelief that they said that because after doing surgery and in recovery it is required to make sure everything is cleared and safe for the dog and all medical tools used is out. The lack of care is disheartening. And it’s a really inconvenient especially as well as having a baby leaving 15-20 minutes away. also Please be careful or do more research before coming here.