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At Golf-Mil Veterinary Hospital we believe that a very special relationship exists between pets and their owners. Our goal is to ensure that your pet receives the very best in healthcare allowing you to spend long and healthy lives together. Our hospital was founded in 1963 and has a reputation for providing exceptional veterinary care and customer service to Chicago’s North Shore. We currently hold the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) highest level of accreditation.

Golf-Mil Veterinary Hospital

Dr. Bryan Haag, Dr. Sara Mey, Dr. Elizabeth De Los Monteros

8950 N. Milwaukee Avenue, Niles, IL 60714

847.296.3359

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Hospital Hours:

M,T,Th 8:00am-7:00pm

W,F 8:00am-6:00pm

Sat 8:00am-1:00pm

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Upcoming Events at GMVH

February is:

National Pet Dental Health Month - Celebrate with a discount off all dental procedures and get a goody bag for your pet!

Cook County Spay/Neuter Month - Receive $40 off the procedure in the month of February.

Visit our Upcoming Events page for more information about these and other events at GMVH.

Adoption Miracles

Mabel (or Babe, as she was originally called) was found wandering around Milwaukee and Touhy a couple of months ago by some very nice clients of Golf-Mil Veterinary Hospital. She was super thin, dehydrated, and disoriented.

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Aardvarks to Zebras Headlines

Monday, February 8, 2010

Living Alone? Can Canine Companionship Help Beat Loneliness?

Psychology Today

By Timothy A. Pychyl

Our research just published in the journal Anthrozoös revealed that among pet owners with low levels of human social support, high attachment to pets predicted significantly higher scores on loneliness and depression. These findings highlight the complex nature of the relationship between pet ownership and psychological health. [more]

Animals Have Their Own Tools of the Trade

MSNBC

By John Roach

There's a well-known saying about teaching a man to fish to keep him fed for life - assuming he likes sushi or also knows how to cook. And while there are many ways to catch a fish, most involve tools such a baited hook and a net. [more]

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