Sauk Trail Animal Hospital

03/29/2024

We will be closed Saturday March 30th for the Easter Holiday.

01/15/2024

Puppy has been found and is home. Thank you for your help

Please help us find this pup! Please message the owner or the clinic if you have seen him or know where he is.

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01/13/2024

We apologize, but we are unable to get to the clinic today. The snow has us completely drifted in.

12/16/2023

Update:

********* Great news. She has been found and is back with her owner. What a great community effort. Thank you all so much!****

Caught on video at 11 pm 12/17/23 headed west near Dew Fresh.

Also seen on Willard, this pm. Thanks for all the help.

We had a sighting on 200 East McCure Street this afternoon. But were unable to locate her. Greatly appreciate the reported sighting. Please continue to keep an eye out for this scared pup.

Please help us find this lost dog. Was last seen in the 200 block of Windmont Rd heading north at 6:30 am 12/16/23. She is wearing a Christmas sweater and is very scared.

Please call us at 3098547002.
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11/27/2023

The cause of the mystery illness is still not known. It is being recommended that all dogs be kept current on vaccinations, including bordetella ( kennel cough ), and flu. It is best to keep your dogs away from other dogs.

11/22/2023

A more current mystery canine respiratory disease update. There has been confirmed cases in the quad cities area. We recommend you limit your dogs exposure to other dogs.

11/22/2023

A few Thanksgiving tips for pets.

Thanksgiving can carry some hazards for pets. Follow these tips to keep your pets healthy and safe during the holiday.

09/12/2023

Owner found.

This young dog has been found off the page st extension. He has been there for approximately 1 week. Please call us at 3098547002 if you know the owner.
We do not have the dog at the clinic. The person that found him will most likely keep him if the owner is not found.

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08/26/2023

Today is national dog day. Please feel free to attach pictures of your dog in comments.

08/12/2023

Very important to keep your cats and dogs current on their rabies shot.

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Warm summer months comes the increase in bat activity, which means the possibility of exposure to rabies is increasing. Bats are the primary carrier of rabies in Illinois. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has already had 34 bats test positive for rabies this year.
You should never try to approach or catch a bat, or any wild animal, you find outside. Bats and wild animals that let people approach them are often not healthy. Instead, call your local animal control agency for its recommendations on how to handle the animal. Less than 5 percent of bats tested for rabies are found to be rabid. In the bat population as a whole, the percentage of rabid bats is much smaller – less than 1 percent. Also, any wild mammal, such as raccoons, skunks, foxes, coyotes and bats, can have rabies and transmit it to humans.
The following tips can help prevent the spread of rabies:
* Keep vaccinations up-to-date for all dogs, cats, ferrets and other animals you own.
* Seek immediate veterinary assistance for your pet if your pet has been bitten by a wild animal or exposed to a bat.
* Call the local animal control agency about removing stray animals in your neighborhood.
* Maintain homes and other buildings so bats cannot get inside.

08/09/2023

So fitting!

07/03/2023

Open full time position starting in early August.

Duties would include:
* Answering phone calls
* Scheduling appointments
* Preparing records
* Handling money transactions
* Various cleaning duties
* Kennel/Doggie daycare maintenance and other animal care.

If interested, please drop off resume at Sauk Trail Animal Hospital @ 107 E Mill St.

12/30/2022

We will be closed Saturday December 31st and Monday January 2nd to celebrate New Years.

Thank you.

12/21/2022

Just a few things and tips for the weather we're about to have. Everyone be safe!

You’re probably already aware of the risks posed by warm weather, but did you know that cold weather also poses serious threats to your pets'

12/21/2022

We will be closed Saturday and Monday this weekend to celebrate Christmas.

12/14/2022

Canine influenza is becoming a bigger issue. If you travel with your dog or take them to high-risk places such as dog parks, rest areas while traveling, boarding facilities, or other places with large contrations dogs. You may want to consider a vaccination.

Give us a call if you think your dog is at risk.

Prevent the spread of dog flu through a simple vaccination that can keep your dog and community safe from an outbreak.