Premier Veterinary Group of Orland Park

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Premier Veterinary Group of Orland Park

Providing compassionate, specialty care to pets in Orland Park and the greater Chicago area...
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Our hospital in Orland Park, Illinois provides 24/7/365 emergency care and specialty veterinary care. At the core of Premier - Orland Park is a team of highly skilled and dedicated individuals. Our services are led by board certified specialists, the highest level of accreditation in our profession, in the fields of cardiology and oncology. Our certified veterinary technicians are experienced, skilled and compassionate.

12/03/2025

Which POV would you rather be?!

11/27/2025

🍁🦃 Wishing a happy Thanksgiving to all our amazing patients and their families! Today, we’re grateful for the unconditional love, wagging tails, and purring cuddles that make every day brighter. 🐾❤️

May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and lots of furry snuggles!

11/25/2025

🍗🐾 Thanksgiving Pet Safety Alert! 🐾🍗

The holiday is all about family, food, and fun—but sometimes our curious pets can get into things they shouldn’t. If your pet eats something unusual this Thanksgiving—like chocolate, turkey bones, or rich foods—stay calm and act quickly:

1️⃣ Assess the situation: Try to figure out what and how much your pet ate.
2️⃣ Watch for warning signs: Vomiting, lethargy, difficulty breathing, or unusual behavior are red flags.
3️⃣ Call your vet or emergency hospital immediately: Even small amounts of certain foods can be dangerous.
4️⃣ Don’t induce vomiting unless instructed: Some items, like bones or grease, can cause more harm coming back up.

Being prepared can save your pet from serious complications—and keep your holiday happy and safe for everyone! 🐶🐱💛

11/19/2025

🎓 Meet Professor, our brave feline graduate! After a large neck wound and a month-long adventure outside, he’s officially finished his bandage changes. Way to go, Professor! We’re so proud of you! 😺💪

11/18/2025

Heading out for a hike with your four-legged adventure buddy? 🐾🌲

Here are a few safety tips to help keep the journey fun and safe:

🥾 Check the trail conditions first. Wet leaves, loose rocks, and uneven terrain can make slips more common especially for excited pups.

💧 Bring more water than you think you’ll need. Pets often won’t tell you they’re overheating until it’s serious. Offer breaks often, and don’t let them drink from standing water.

🌿 Know what plants to avoid. Foxtails, burrs, and certain mushrooms can cause trouble quickly. A quick post-hike “nose-to-tail” check can catch stickers, cuts, or ticks before they become an issue.

🦮 Keep them leashed and in sight. Wildlife, cyclists, and sudden drop-offs are more common than we think. A leash keeps everyone safe, pets included.

🔥 Watch for signs of fatigue. Lagging behind, heavy panting, or slowing down on the trail are early warnings your pet needs a break.

🧰 Pack a small first-aid kit. Even simple supplies like bandage material, tweezers, and antiseptic can help you manage a minor issue until you reach care.

If your pet comes home limping, vomiting, unusually tired, or acting “off” after a hike, it’s always safest to get them checked out. Enjoy your adventures and stay trail-smart! 🐶🍁

11/15/2025

If you guessed a tooth, you nailed it! ✔️

That’s right — this pet’s mysterious x-ray object turned out to be a lost tooth. While it might look alarming on an x-ray, this can happen during normal chewing, play, or as part of the natural process of losing baby teeth.

🦴 Fun fact:
Pets (especially energetic pups and curious cats) can sometimes swallow small objects without anyone noticing — even their own teeth! Most of the time, these pass without trouble, but it’s always a good idea to have anything unusual checked by a veterinary professional.

Great guesses, everyone! Stay tuned for the next Pet Puzzler! 🐾

11/14/2025

We’ve got another wild Pet Puzzler challenge for you!

Take a close look at this pet x-ray 👀🩻 and drop your best guess in the comments below.

Stay tuned for the answer post!

11/13/2025

🐾 Helmut is back and doing great! 🐾

Previously, we shared Helmut’s journey after a foreign body issue. We were thrilled to have him visit us recently, and it’s clear he’s feeling fantastic.

📸 From left to right: Helmut himself with his owner, Alexis CVT, Dr. Alessi, Jessica VA, and Emily CVT.

We love seeing our patients happy and healthy—Helmut, you’re a superstar! 🌟

11/07/2025

🐾 Cutest Patient of the Week! Meet Toby, our brave little Frenchie! 🐶

Toby had a scary day after a tug-of-war mishap with a housemate left them with a possible NCPE and TBI. Thanks to our team’s quick care, Toby was treated and is heading home healthy and happy! 💙

We love seeing our patients bounce back and Toby’s adorable face definitely earns them the title of cutest patient of the week!

11/06/2025

🚨 When should you bring your pet to the emergency vet?

Some emergencies happen fast and knowing the signs can save your cat or dog’s life:

🐾 Breathing trouble – gasping, choking, or wheezing
🐾 Severe trauma – car accidents, falls, deep cuts
🐾 Collapse or seizures – sudden weakness, unresponsiveness
🐾 Persistent vomiting/diarrhea – especially with blood or dehydration
🐾 Toxin exposure – human meds, chocolate, chemicals, dangerous plants
🐾 Sudden swelling or pain – face, throat, or abdomen
🐾 Urinary or bowel blockages – straining, unable to go
🐾 Eye emergencies – trauma, bleeding, sudden blindness

Share with a friend or your favorite pet family to help everyone know when to bring their pet to the ER!

11/04/2025

🐾 Early Signs of Pain in Cats and Dogs 🐾

Our pets can’t tell us when something hurts but they often show us in subtle ways. Recognizing early signs of pain can make a big difference in getting them the care they need.

👀 Watch for these changes:
🐶 Dogs may:

-Limp or favor one side
-Pant excessively even at rest
-Avoid stairs or jumping
-Become irritable or withdrawn

🐱 Cats may:

-Hide more than usual
-Stop grooming or overgroom one spot
-Hesitate to jump onto furniture
-Eat or play less

If you notice any of these behaviors, trust your instincts, Your pet could be in discomfort. Pain can appear suddenly or build up slowly, especially with age or injury.

Early attention helps pets feel better, faster. ❤️

10/31/2025

🎃👻 Happy Howl-o-ween! 👻🎃

As you celebrate tonight, keep your furry friends safe from any spooky surprises:
🦴 Keep candy out of reach — chocolate and xylitol (found in sugar-free treats) can be toxic to pets.
🕯️ Watch those decorations — curious paws and wagging tails can knock over candles or chew on cords.
🚪 Secure your doors — trick-or-treat traffic can make it easy for frightened pets to slip outside.

A little caution can keep the night full of treats, not tricks, for your four-legged family members. 🐾💛

Address

7000 West 159th Street
Orland Park, IL
60462

Website

https://premierorlandpark.ethosvet.com/

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Our Story

We moved to Orland Park in October 2018!

Premier Veterinary Group acquired EVCS in 2012. By summer 2013, we expanded to offer 24-hour emergency 365 days a year. Soon after, we added the specialties of advanced surgery and internal medicine by referral from your family veterinarian. In October 2018, we expanded yet again and moved the hospital to a 12,000 square foot facility in Orland Park. We are a thoughtful, dedicated group of individuals with a profound desire to share our gifts of healing and understanding with companion pets and their families. With the addition of our third practice in Crestwood, Illinois, we now care for pets and handle animal emergencies throughout the Chicagoland area, including the far North suburbs (Grayslake) and the City of Chicago at the corner of Belmont and Pulaski.