Orland Park Animal Hospital
Hometown Veterinary now open in Orland Park, IL and we provide primary and urgent care. We are conveniently located in Orland Park next to Jewel-Osco.
Animals We See: Cats, Dogs
- 708-736-8190
- 18000 Wolf Road, Orland Park, IL 60467
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Hours:
Monday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: Closed
Thursday-Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Sunday: Closed - Online Pharmacy
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Now Accepting New Clients! Your pet's health starts here — $25 off your first visit.
Schedule your pet’s appointment online—no payment required! We also offer same-day appointments and are happy to accommodate you whenever possible.
Veterinary Care in Orland Park, IL
Meet the Veterinary Team
Veterinary Services at Orland Park
We offer comprehensive exams designed to ensure a lifetime of good health for your furry family member. During the exam, our experienced veterinarians will conduct a thorough assessment, including a physical examination, medical history review, vaccination assessment, parasite screening, nutritional consultation, behavioral assessment, and dental evaluation.
At the conclusion of the exam, we’ll create a customized care plan tailored to your pet’s individual needs. Our goal is to provide compassionate, high-quality care that keeps your pet happy and healthy for years to come.
Urgent Care
Diagnostics
Spay & Neuter
These procedures offer numerous benefits for both pets and their owners, contributing to a healthier, happier pet population and reducing the number of homeless animals.
Spaying and neutering are surgical procedures performed under anesthesia by our experienced veterinary team. Our team will discuss the associated benefits for your pet and walk you through each step of your pet’s care.
Surgery
Pet Nutrition
Nutrition plays a crucial role in managing chronic illnesses like arthritis. We’ll provide tailored nutritional counseling and recommendations for specialized diets and supplements that can help support your pet’s overall health and well-being.
Heartworm Treatment
Same Day Appointments
When your pet needs prompt attention, we’re here to help with convenient same-day appointments. Our team is committed to providing timely, high-quality care when it matters most.
Wellness Exam
Kitten & Puppy Care
Vaccinations
X-Rays
Microchipping
Our veterinary microchipping service provides a safe, quick, and permanent way to help identify your pet if they ever become lost. A small microchip is gently placed under the skin, storing a unique ID number that can be scanned by veterinary clinics and shelters nationwide. This simple procedure offers lifelong peace of mind and greatly increases the chances of being reunited with your pet.
Schedule a microchipping appointment today to help keep your pet protected for life.
Pet Allergy Treatment
Just like humans, pets can suffer from a variety of allergies, including environmental allergies, food allergies, and flea allergies. We’re here to help identify the cause of your pet’s allergies and provide effective treatment options to alleviate their symptoms.
Pet Pain Management
Peaceful Passing & Grief Support
In-House Pharmacy
Senior Pet Care
Dental Cleaning & Health
Did you know that dental disease is one of the most common health problems in pets, affecting up to 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by the age of three?
Our dental cleaning services are designed to keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy, ensuring a lifetime of good oral hygiene. Regular dental cleanings are essential for preventing dental disease and maintaining your pet’s overall health and well-being. By addressing dental issues early, we can help prevent pain, infection, and other serious health problems down the road.
Pet Health Certificate
Planning to travel with your pet? We offer official Pet Health Certificates to ensure your dog or cat meets all the necessary health and legal requirements for travel. Our team is USDA-accredited and will guide you through the process, including vaccinations, documentation, and timelines, to make your journey as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Due to current federal processing delays, please contact us well in advance of travel to discuss timing.
Flea Treatment
See why tails are wagging
Frequently Asked Questions
Is your Orland Park clinic an emergency vet?
No, and the difference matters. Urgent care is for problems that need attention today but aren’t life-threatening, such as vomiting, diarrhea, limping, ear or eye infections, skin flare-ups or minor wounds, depending on their severity. We offer same-day urgent care in Orland Park during our open hours, subject to availability. We don’t provide emergency care. If your pet has collapsed, is struggling to breathe, is bleeding heavily, or has been hit by a car, go straight to the nearest emergency animal hospital. Not sure which you’re dealing with? Call us at 708-736-8190 and we’ll help you work it out.
What should I do if my pet needs help when your Orland Park clinic is closed?
We’re closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays. Outside our opening hours, anything that can’t wait until we reopen is best handled by a 24-hour emergency animal hospital, where a team is on hand through the night. It’s worth finding your closest one now and saving the number in your phone. That’s five minutes much better spent on a calm evening than in a panic. For anything that can safely wait, call 708-736-8190 when we open and we’ll fit you in as soon as we can.
My pet gets scared at the vet. How does your team handle that?
Plenty of pets find the vet stressful, and we plan around it rather than pushing through it. Our Orland Park team uses low-stress handling, pheromone diffusers and shorter waits, and we move at your pet’s pace. Tell us your pet is anxious when you book so we can set the visit up properly, and ask about a quieter time of day.
What payment methods does your vet clinic take, and can I spread the cost?
We take major credit cards, including Visa and Mastercard, at the time of service. Many of our hospitals also offer payment plans through CareCredit or ScratchPay, which let you spread a larger bill over time. Call our Orland Park team at 708-736-8190 before your visit if you’d like to know what’s available here. We’d much rather talk it through up front than surprise you at checkout.
How do I refill my pet's prescription in Orland Park?
We keep an in-house pharmacy at our Orland Park hospital, so most prescriptions and refills can be filled while you’re here. If medications aren’t available, we can often order and deliver them from our online pharmacy. Allow a few business days for anything that needs a vet’s approval, and don’t wait for the last tablet. Order while you still have about a week left, or call 708-736-8190.
Why does my pet need anesthesia for a dental cleaning?
Most dental disease sits below the gumline, where nobody can see or reach it while a pet is awake. Anesthesia lets us take dental X-rays, clean under the gums and treat painful teeth properly, and it means your pet isn’t frightened or held still for something uncomfortable. At our Orland Park hospital, Dr. Bansure is a strong advocate for dental care and will talk you through the plan and your pet’s health well before the day.
What should I bring to my first visit at your Orland Park vet clinic?
Any medical records and vaccine history from your previous vet, a list of medications or supplements your pet takes, and the name of the food they eat. If you’re coming in about a specific problem, a short phone video of what you’re seeing at home is genuinely useful. A limp or a cough has a habit of vanishing the moment you walk through a vet’s door. Cats travel best in a carrier, dogs on a short leash. You’ll find us on Wolf Road, next to Jewel-Osco.
Will your team tell me what a visit costs before you go ahead?
Yes. Our Orland Park team will talk through what we’re recommending, why it matters and what it costs before we do it, so you can make the call that’s right for your pet and your budget. Where there’s more than one sensible option, we’ll lay them out. If cost is on your mind, say so when you call 708-736-8190. It helps us give you better advice, not worse care.
How often should my pet see a vet?
Most healthy adult dogs and cats should be seen once a year. Puppies and kittens come in more often through their first few months for vaccines and growth checks. Pets over about seven usually do better with twice-yearly visits, because problems like kidney disease and arthritis build quietly and are far easier to manage when caught early. Pets are experts at hiding illness, so the best protection is staying ahead of problems. Dr. Bansure at our Orland Park hospital built her approach around exactly that: the right diet, thorough parasite prevention, vaccines and dental care.
Why would your vets recommend blood work if my pet seems healthy?
Because a pet can lose a lot of kidney or liver function before you’d notice anything at home, and because knowing what normal looks like for your pet makes it far easier to spot when something shifts. Blood work isn’t compulsory. At our Orland Park hospital, Dr. Bansure will explain what a test would tell us and what we’d do with the answer, and you’re free to say no or wait.
Do you have an offer for new clients?
Yes. New clients get $25 off their first visit to our Orland Park hospital. Call 708-736-8190 to book your first appointment, and our team can tell you more.
Areas Served in Orland Park
Palos Heights
Goodings Grove
Palos Hills
Worth
Tinley Park
Oak Forest
Homer Glen
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