Elgin Animal Clinic

Unpretentious, excellent care! Very professional. Walk-in hours. Completely transparent in pricing--NO SURPRISES!

We took my dog in to get fixed. It was our first time at the clinic, and we were happy with the service provided. Everyone was nice and helpful. My dog is an anxious dog and has a hard time when he has to go with the techs/vets. I appreciated that they allowed me to walk him back to the crate area instead of just dragging him like they have at our previous vet. Happy with their services!

Dr. Dhillon and the staff at Elgin Animal Clinic are great! They always take great care of my dogs. I really appreciate how quickly I can get an appointment. Thank you guys very much. Highly recommended!!

I normally came here for my girl cat, and they did pretty well with her. The issue came with my boy cat, keep in mind, this is his first visit and he is obviously very scared. My dad tried to communicate that the cage we had can be opened from the top to grab him easily, but they flipped the entire cage with him in it to get him out. When the vet came by, they didn’t do anything with him besides check his weight, compared to my girl cat, they weighed her, checked her temperature, checked for other diseases (which they didn’t really ask, and I knowledge that I paid extra for that at the time). Not to mention, the staff seemed to rush us out even though when I talked to someone to set up the option, they told me the time I can come in was fine. I understand it’s MLK day and some businesses close earlier, but I don’t understand the rush for us cause it was never fully explained to us. Plus, the price went up DRASTICALLY. I don’t remember fully, but I paid 90+ bucks for my girl cat to get her first two vaccines (which included rabies), while for my boy cat, I paid 70 dollars for just his rabies vaccine. I don’t know but this place kinda disappointed me and I might go somewhere else for now on.

My puppy, only 8 months old, had a fall and broke her leg. We took her to this veterinary clinic where an X-ray was done, confirming the fracture, as shown in the first image below. The vet immobilized the leg with a splint and instructed us to return weekly to have it changed. We followed this procedure for 4 weeks, and on the last visit, the splint was removed, and we were told to come back in a month. I was concerned that no X-rays were taken to check the bone's healing progress. Upon returning home, we noticed that our puppy's leg was deformed, worse than before, bent backward. We decided to seek another vet who performed another X-ray, confirming that the fracture had not yet healed. Comparing the first X-ray with the latest one, we realized there had been no improvement in healing. The new vet informed us that the previous procedure was inappropriate and did not follow correct protocols. We paid approximately R$ 1,200.00 for a treatment that was not the most suitable for the situation. We trusted a vet who proved negligent with our puppy's health. we were advised by this clinical clinic that the bone would recover on its own Furthermore, other vets warned us that the improper treatment from the first clinic only delayed our puppy's recovery. Now, due to this error, we only have two options: surgery or amputation of the leg. I do not recommend this veterinary clinic, as it seems to prioritize profit over the well-being of animals.