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Monday: 9AM - 6PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 5PM
Wednesday: ClosedThursday: 9AM - 5PM
Friday: 9AM - 5PM
Saturday: 9AM - 12PM
Sunday: Closed
Orland Park Small Animal Clinic is highly regarded for its excellent veterinary care and friendly staff. Many clients appreciate the reasonable prices and prompt service, often being able to see a vet the same day. Dr. Linda Attig, with over 40 years of experience, is known for her compassion, knowledge, and dedication to all pets, from small cats to large dogs. The clinic has a long-standing reputation, with many clients trusting it for decades.
This Veterinary Clinic and Dr Attig are the absolute best in my opinion. They are compassionate and professional and they’re always gentle and caring with all their furry patients.
Was recommended to Dr. Linda after venting about a bad experience with Pets-smart as a first time dog owner. As you know, it’s very easy to confuse and scare first time dog owners that are willing to do anything for their dogs best health & safety. Sometimes, in corporate environments, that entails using that fear to sell and recommend things that the dog doesn’t necessarily need.
Dr. Linda is a saint and I feel I’ve hit a gold mine in the vet industry finding her. She is quick and affordable, but also prioritizes safety. My dog is prone to ear infections because of his breed, and I called to get him a refill since it happened again. She asked to come in first...read full review
Highly recommend Dr Linda Attig and her staff at Orland Small Animal Clinic. Have been taking my cats and dogs here for some 30 years. To the one angry reviewer: If you don't ante up for the proper tests to confirm or refute a diagnosis, especially in an elderly dog or cat, then don't complain when it turns out to be something different than initially thought. Blood tests alone will NOT give you a complete picture of the situation, which can devolve VERY quickly through no fault of the vet. Been there, done that. Don't blame the vet if it's a rapidly progressing disease, which kidney failure can be. Animals can't talk and tell you the issue.