Morton Grove Animal Hospital

Our newest is there today for a quick procedure. Always responsive, caring and straightforward. Cannot recommend them more highly.

My dog is a nervous and protective guy and the staff/vet were awesome with him. I needed to leave the room since he was trying to protect me, but I know they care for their patients and try to make it a positive experience.

The staff is so friendly and caring, my pomeranian Biscuit loves them! The Doctor is thorough, attentive, and extremely competent. They also do a lot of check up calls, which makes me feel welcomed and cared for.

I've only been twice, but my kitty shadow wants to go back. The people are nice there, although two trips cost me around 600 bucks, I have a good feeling about the care. Edit: 3 months later, my cat died. I'm so sad.

I recently moved to the area, I have been searching for a vet for a while, Im so happy i found them, very professionally run, check in process was very easy. Receptionist/techs were very helpful and very nice. Vet tech and the vet were awesome. I was amazed at how clean the entire place was. Will absolutely return they are our new Vets.

The team is absolutely exceptional here! They go above and beyond in all they do. In every interaction I've had with both the vets and support staff, they take a holistic and thoughtful approach, never rushing me, never overlooking my follow up questions and concerns, and going out of their way to make sure both my dog and myself are getting the most comprehensive service possible. I only wish I'd found them sooner and refer them to every pet parent I know!

Friendly people. Dr Harris was great- took time to really check out my aging dog to see whats going on, reviewed previous vets history on my dog, and talked through options. Definitely will be using them as my vet.

These folks know how to treat pets and their owners appropriately. They are so much better than the brusk "I cant be bothered" attitude of McCormick. Morton Grove is the place to go. It does cost more, but their professionalism and attitude make it worthwhile.

Top rate veterinary practice. All vets are highly competent and caring. The office is well run and the vet techs are also kind and great. They are doing a great job managing appointments during this time of COVID, too.

At our old vet, service has gone quickly since vet/owner passed away over a year ago. Went to Morton Grove Animal Hospital for our very sick cat. Able to make a same day appointment and the vet Dr Brian Harris was very nice and concerned. We ended up having him put to sleep which i held him while they gave the meds and he passed away comfortably in my arms.

They encouraged us to take as much time with him before & after procedure. Not rushed at all! Receptionist Amy was also very helpful in getting records from previous vet & Blue Pearl where he had been not even a week before. As sad as it was, we lost our friend Mikey but found a new vet for our remaining kitty!

Since McCormick went AWOL and took our cat's records, we had to re-establish his health history. Morton Grove was amazing. They are expensive compared to McC, but they are kind, have great follow-through, and really care about their patients, both animal and human. I'm hooked.

Compassionate care for pets and their people. Highly recommend.

Always a pleasant experience with any provider there. They really love what they do. My only issue is when I've left messages, I never get a call back. it's happened on several occasions regardless if it's on a weekend or weekday. Hope you guys can fix this

We've been taking our dogs here for more than 20 years. Competent and caring personnel. Our dog loves visiting.

About 12-14 month ago I took my cat Mimi here as she was all of a sudden weak and confused. She saw Dr. Bertoglio. I was told she was in kidney failure and she recommended that she be put to sleep. I was told if I hospitalize I would spend thousands and the results would be the same. I decided to take her home and try all that I can do and let her pass at home.

I started researching and learned about subcutaneous fluids, B12 shots, aluminum drops and started implementing these myself. I started feeding her with a syringe. One of my friends who also went to them and had a cat with chronic kidney disease told me to get canned kidney food from them. Here I am about a year later and MIMI is thank God with me, her vivid original self without flaws.

I spent hundreds on that visit. After learning all the other possibilities for treatment there was outside of hospitalization that they never told me, I was upset but kept it to myself and did not place a review. I called there today to buy some canned cat food kidney diet. They told me I could not until I brought Mimi for a doctor's visit. I told them I don't want that doctor's opinion, they said then they could not provide the food.

That is what prompted me to tell my story. I guess this is a business, money is all that matters to them. I am glad I did not take Dr. Betoglios advice and put my cat down; I hope others consider second opinions as well and learn about options outside of euthanasia and hospitalization (eg outpatient care of a sick cat). FYI canned food that can be purchased from petco or petsmart or chewy is not prescription medication; there is no need to monitor liver or kidney function or blood counts with hills k/t canned food.

There is no need to check interactions with "other meds." It's merely low protein chicken and potato stew. As a physician I don't give my patients limited options and or hold nutritional supplement from them for the sake of making 200-300 dollars for a visit; shame on you.

we've been bringing our many kitties here for more than 20 years! they are wonderful caring vets & staff. highly recommend if it is at all in your zone of driving. they came up with a plan for everyone to be seen by the vets without direct contact. make an appointment, call when you arrive & a tech with mask & gloves comes to the car to get your pet. the doc calls you with a treatment update & then they bring your furry friend back to the car! you need to bring them in a carrier except for big doggies. they get walked in on a leash!

They have been caring and boarding our four legged family member for over a decade. They are compassionate and caring team that knows him by name and how to handle his quirks. Doctor B knows her stuff. She gives thoughtfull, informed advice on how to approach preventive and corrective care.

Started going yearly to MGAH beginning in 2000. In 2007 for a wellness exam, I informed the vet that my cat had been chewing his rear leg. She gave me a spray and told me that cats tend to self mutilate when they are bored. It was later determined that he had a severe bacterial infection and required AMPUTATION of the leg. I made the current owners aware of this event, with no response. In my opinion, this is not the way to run a business or treat LOYAL customers.