West Loop Veterinary Care

Happy International Cat Day! 🐈‍⬛

Our Pharmacy Specialist, Tory, sharing a sweet moment with one of our feline patients. As a Fear Free and designated Cat Friendly Practice®, we’re committed to making every visit feel safer, calmer, and more comfortable for our cat friends.

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Join us for Movies in the Park at Mary Bartelme Park in West Loop!

Stop by the West Loop Veterinary Care booth for complimentary pup cups and help us support by bringing an unopened food or treat donation for dogs, cats, rabbits, or guinea pigs.

Swipe to the second photo to view an additional wishlist of helpful donation items.

August 3: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
August 17: The Dark Knight

Bring a donation, grab a pup cup, and enjoy the movie!

Movies in the Park presented by the Chicago Park District and Mary Bartelme Park Advisory Council.

A huge thank you to Officer Edwards from the 12th District Chicago Police Department for taking the time to train our team on workplace violence prevention.

We appreciate your expertise and the practical guidance you shared to help us create a safer workplace for our team, clients, and patients. Thank you for your dedication to keeping our community safe!

Smoky air can affect dogs too. On poor air quality days in Chicago, keep outdoor time short, avoid intense exercise, and watch for coughing, wheezing, red eyes, heavy panting, or unusual tiredness.

If you are concerned about your pet, we are here to help.

West Loop: (312) 421-2275
Streeterville: (312) 766-5959

We love supporting our local SOAR Chicago farmers market at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago in Streeterville!

Fireworks, guests, and holiday noise can be scary for cats. Keep your kitty safely indoors, give them a cozy place to hide, and check that their ID info is up to date before the celebrations begin.

A calm space can make a big difference! Enjoy your holiday weekend.🐱🎆

The internet has its power couple. Chicago cats have us. First exam is free.

Tiny tick, big reminder: parasites don’t wait for “tick season.” Even one bite can put your pet at risk for irritation, infection, and tick-borne illness.

After you remove a tick, keep an eye on your pet for redness, swelling, tiredness, limping, or changes in appetite and don’t forget the most important next step: prevention.

Our team can help you choose the right flea and tick protection based on your pet’s lifestyle, age, and risk level. Book with us today to help keep those unwanted hitchhikers off your best friend. 🐾