Northbrook Animal Clinic veterinarians have been caring for pets with general veterinary medicine and surgery since 1985
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Dr Scott Jones and his daughter, now Dr Shannon Jones, have found NAC founder Dr Jerry Needelman on the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine wall of fame. Shannon remembers her times as a young girl hanging out at the clinic observing and learning from a wise and wonderful Dr Jerry.
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Why wait? Schedule your furry friends' appointment today! Contact us at (847) 291-2262.
Naps are so refreshing for people and the same goes for your dog! Your pups’ naps can range from 8 to 13 hours a day. They usually wake up early full of energy, and by noon they are dozing off. All of this is considered normal and healthy. The next time you see them asleep, stop and stare at how adorable they look! Join the pack by scheduling an appointment for your pet today! Give us a call at (847) 291-2262.
Regular checkups for your pet are vitally important. It helps you detect any early symptoms or issues going on that you should be aware of. During an exam, we will look at their ears, eyes, mouth, skin, heart, lungs, abdomen, muscles, joints, and bones. We also run any important routine tests such as blood work, a heartworm test, urinalysis, and a f***l examination to make sure your pet is happy and healthy. Don't delay! Give us a call at (847) 291-2262 to get your pet scheduled for their visit.
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Dr Jerry Needelman founded Northbrook Animal Clinic in 1985. Dr Scott Jones joined him 25 years ago in 1999. Doc Jerry retired in 2012 and Dr Jill Korfist began her partnership at that time. A few of us paid a visit in Door County to reminisce and enjoy Doc’s hospitality. NAC was fortunate to have such a wonderful man as it’s founder.
Did you know that canine cognitive dyscfunction syndrome can be prevented with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation? Taking your dog on a walk and allowing them to smell their surroundings or getting them interactive toys can be extremely mentally stimulating for them! If you think your dog may be showing signs of this disorder, give us a call today at (847) 291-2262. In the meantime, check out this helpful article for tips on maintaining a healthy lifestyle for your pup.
Keep your dog mentally sharp and fight canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome with an antioxidant rich diet and plenty of mental stimulation.
If you're thinking about getting a cat, this article might help you choose the right one! Behavior traits in cats don’t vary as much as dogs, but each cat has a distinct personality. Read the article below for tips that can help you discover which cat will be your perfect pet. Remember to keep your new kitty healthy by scheduling your visit with us! Call us at (847) 291-2262.
Every cat has a distinct personality. These tips can help you discover which cat will be your perfect pet.
Has it been awhile since we've seen you and your pet? Remember, after a cat or dog has reached one year of age, they generally just have to visit us once a year. During this annual vet visit, animals will have a complete physical to check for any signs of concern. Additionally, updated booster shots will be given during these visits as needed. We can't wait to see you and your pet soon! Schedule an appointment with us at (847) 291-2262!
Here's an accurate breakdown of your pup's personality. Aren't they just the best? Comment "yes" if this reminds you of your pup! Contact us today to schedule a health check-up for your pet at (847) 291-2262.
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Did you know that cats are obligate carnivores? This means they require a diet consisting primarily of meat to thrive! Their bodies are adapted for hunting prey. Comment your cat's favorite foods below! Not sure what is best for your cat? Contact us at (847) 291-2262 to set up a health plan purr-fectly tailored to their needs!
Regularly treating dogs for fleas and ticks is one of the most important things a dog owner should remember. As a result, dogs will be less likely to contract infections caused by these parasites. If you want to learn more about our flea and tick treatments, contact us at (847) 291-2262!
We all know cats have whiskers on their faces, which help guide them through their daily functions as sensory equipment. They aid in vision, navigation, balance, and portraying emotions. Did you know that they also have whiskers at the back of their front legs? Its true! These are called carpal whiskers, and they provide your kitty with information about objects within their grasp and play a key role when hunting. It serves as your cat’s GPS system! Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at (847) 291-2262.
Regular dental cleanings are an important part of your dog's overall health care regimen. This is because it helps to prevent the buildup of plaque and tartar, which can cause periodontal disease. It also helps to detect any underlying issues with your dog's teeth or gums and can prevent any from developing into more serious problems down the line. Schedule an appointment with us at (847) 291-2262
Did you know that cats have a highly developed sense of hearing? They can detect a wide range of sound frequencies. They can hear sounds that are both higher and lower in frequency than compared to humans! Crazy, right? Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at (847) 291-2262.
Food allergies in dogs are not uncommon. If they come across a meal that their body cannot process, they might experience symptoms such as hives, vomiting, weight loss, itchiness, and diarrhea. Soy, wheat, beef, dairy, eggs, and chicken are among the most common allergies, but they can vary. Do you suspect your pet may have a food allergy? Contact us at (847) 291-2262 to discuss the next steps.
Did you know there are some spots that your cat prefers to be pet in and that others may have the opposite reaction? Have a look at this diagram to learn which spots your cat enjoys the most when it comes to petting. For other fun and interesting tips for caring for your cat, give us a call at (847) 291-2262.
NAC will be closed Thursday 5/16 at 11:00 am and will reopen Friday 5/17 at 7:30 am. No prescriptions will be available for pick up during that time. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience. We are training to bring everyone an even better experience here at NAC. For emergencies contact either:
EVS Pet Urgent Care of Northbrook
291 Skokie Blvd, Northbrook. 60062
877-874-4838
Blue Pearl Pet Hospital
820 W Frontage Rd, Northfield 60093
847-564-5775
Vet Specialty Center
2051 Waukegan Rd, Bannockburn 60015
847-459-7535
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Panting is normal to an extent, but it is important to be mindful of what signs to look out for when it is unhealthy. If your doggy is breathing more loudly and raspier than usual, making a ton of effort to breathe, panting straight for 20 minutes or more, or appearing stressed, there may be underlying issues. Schedule a visit to our veterinary clinic by contacting us at (847) 291-2262.
If your kitty drapes their tail over you, your dog, or another cat, that is a symbol of friendship! Touching you with their tail or wrapping it around you is one way your feline friend expresses affection, relaxation, and love for you. Think of it as their way of embracing you like you would put your arm around another person! It is the perfect opportunity for you to pet and bond with your cat. Give your furry family members the tender loving care they need by scheduling a health checkup with us. Give us a call at (847) 291-2262.
A regular checkup allows us to detect any health issues your pet may have early on, before they become more serious and costly to treat. We will help develop a plan to help keep your pet healthy! For all matters big and small regarding your pet, contact us today at (847) 291-2262.
We all know how important it is to eat fruit for a balanced diet, but did you know that dogs can eat fruit as well? This article will help you to understand which ones are safe to feed your pup! Stay current with your dogs’ healthcare needs and schedule their appointment by calling (847) 291-2262.
Many fruits are safe for dogs to eat, but some should be avoided at all costs. Here's what you need to know.
People aren’t the only ones that need routine checkups to make sure everything is fine with their health - your doggies do as well! When they are a pup, every few months is recommended for examination. After they are a year old, 1 to 2 times a year is ideal if they are healthy. We love your dogs as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at (847) 291-2262 to schedule an appointment!
Did you know that pets come with some powerful health benefits? Caring for a dog, cat, or other animal can help relieve depression and anxiety, lower stress, and improve your heart health. Remember to keep your pet healthy by seeing us for regular wellness visits by giving us a call at (847) 291-2262!
Caring for a dog, cat, or other pet can help to ease loneliness, relieve stress, anxiety, and depression, and provide unconditional love.
Make sure your dog's ear canal is dry and healthy at all times. It is common for yeast ear infections to occur when moisture is trapped inside your dog's ears. Be sure to thoroughly dry their ears after taking a bath. If your pup is showing a sign of yeast ear infection, schedule an appointment with us at (847) 291-2262 so we can check them thoroughly!
Your dog’s size and energy output determine how much you should feed them. A pup with normal activity levels should receive “maintenance energy” whereas a lap dog requires just about 10% of that. An active pupper who exercises outdoors regularly would likely need an additional 20-40% than your average dog. Adjusting portion sizes is normal as you learn your dog’s ideal maintenance amount. Keep in mind that the weather can play a role in how much your dog should eat. Be sure to consult with us to develop a feeding schedule that is best for your furry family members! Contact us at (847) 291-2262 for more personalized care.
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We love your pets as much as you do and want to keep them as healthy as possible! Contact us at (847) 291-2262 to schedule an appointment.
Dental hygiene is crucial for dogs. Regular teeth brushing and providing appropriate dental treats or toys can help prevent oral problems like gum disease, tartar buildup, and bad breath. Professional dental cleanings may also be required to keep your pup's mouth healthy and fresh! For any pet dental related questions or concerns, contact us at (847) 291-2262 - we'd love to help!
Is my dog overweight? There are a few easy ways to tell if your dog could do with losing a few pounds. If you are able to feel your dog’s backbone and touch their ribs, then they are at a healthy weight. If you cannot feel the ribs without pressing, then there is too much fat there. You should also be able to see a noticeable waist between the back of their rib cage and hips when looking at your pup from above, and there should be a ‘tuck’ in their tummy from the side. If your doggie fails these little tests, then there is a chance that they may be overweight. Don’t fret – we can help get them back on the right track to a healthy weight and long life! Give us a call at (847) 291-2262 to set up a health and diet plan for them today.
1743 Dundee Road
Northbrook, IL
60062
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| Wednesday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 6pm |
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Did you know that cats are obligate carnivores? This means they require a diet consisting primarily of meat to thrive! Their bodies are adapted for hunting prey. Comment your cat's favorite foods below! Not sure what is best for your cat? Contact us at (847) 291-2262 to set up a health plan purr-fectly tailored to their needs!
Did you know that cats have a highly developed sense of hearing? They can detect a wide range of sound frequencies. They can hear sounds that are both higher and lower in frequency than compared to humans! Crazy, right? Contact us for more information about how to care for your cat. Call us at (847) 291-2262.
Unlike dogs, cats are digitigrade, meaning they walk on their toes! This contributes to their graceful and silent movements. It also allows them to move faster! Contact us today at (847) 291-2262 for more cat care information and to schedule an exam for your kitty!
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