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Dr. Lynette D. Greenwood and the staff at Emergency Vet Services have provided compassionate emergency veterinary care to the pets of St. Charles and the surrounding community since 1992, continuing the tradition of the emergency center established here in the late 1970s.
Emergency Veterinary Services of St. Charles is a full-service animal ER whose mission is to provide the highest standard of urgent veterinary care for pets. We genuinely care about your pets and all creatures, great and small. Our staff is passionate about veterinary medicine and are well trained in emergent care. We strive to provide professional, affordable, and advanced veterinary medicine and surgery, even at 3:00AM!
EVS offers the pets of the West Suburbs after-hours veterinary medical, surgical, and post-operative care. We utilize the most modern diagnostic equipment, including but not limited to in house CBC, chemistry and electrolyte analyzers, digital x-rays, digital ultrasound, and surgical and cage-side continuous ECG, BP, and oximetry monitoring. Our patients benefit from the use of IV pumps, syringe infusion pumps, IV fluid warmers, blood typing kits and transfusions, antifreeze poisoning tests and antidotes, animal-specific blood glucose monitors, an isolation unit and an in-house pharmacy. If you are new to our services, please browse around our website to learn about our facility and to read interesting pet articles.
If you need our services RIGHT NOW call 630-584-7447 or click for a map and directions to our emergency veterinary office.
Remember, at Emergency Veterinary Services of St. Charles, your pets are our priority!
St. Charles Veterinarian | Emergency Veterinary Services of St. Charles | 630-584-7447
530 Dunham Road
St. Charles, IL 60174
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View ArticleEmergency Veterinary Services of St. Charles is open from 6:00pm every night until 8:00am the next morning.
Our animal clinic is also open from Saturday at noon until 8:00am Monday morning!
