Roselle Animal Hospital

Small, local, and very friendly animal hospital. No issues getting appointments. Their prices are good. If I've got questions, Dr. Zink and the rest of the staff are happy to answer.

I was referred to them by a friend and was very satisfied, they didn’t try to up sell me on vaccinations like every other vet and they tried to save me money on services. Also they remember both of my dogs by name...Most of all their extreme care for the dogs show more then any other vet I’ve been too. -A satisfied customer

I have not recently been as impressed as I was with Roselle Animal Hospital. We recently adopted a six month old puppy. Tragically, he pushed open the back door and when called home, he ran directly into a moving car and lost his life. The people at the hospital, Doctor to receptionist, could not have been nicer or more compassionate to us. They certainly went above and beyond for a new patient. In a world full of conflict, what a blessing it is to find good, caring people.

I don’t quite understand all the good reviews. Something feels so off about this vet office. The most recent time I brought my dog in for a booster; they didn’t even give me the option to be there with her for the vaccine. They took her to the back and brought her back out in less than 5 mins. Keep in mind she’s a baby and I would’ve like the option to be there alongside her for comfort. Also the first time i brought her here i mentioned to the vet she scratches at one specific ear a looot, he dismissed my concern by saying "dogs scratch" lol OKAY?! I wanted to make sure she didn’t have an infection. he also added that he had "examined her in the back already" okay well I want you to examine her in front of me because how am I supposed to know you actually did if you "do it in the back". Very dismissive about things, I don’t appreciate this level of service at all. He took forever to come into the room and it was evident he wanted to be outta there asap. I wish they’d show some form of care or compassion for the sake of the animals they’re supposed to be caring for.. it’s so hard to find a good vet, but I don’t think this one is it.

Went in today to have my elderly dog put to rest. After discussing with Dr zink, my husband and I decided to treat Joe and hopefully keep him around longer. Reasonably priced, patient, and considerate are what we found this office to be. THANK YOU!!

All of the staff at Roselle Animal Hospital have been wonderful to my family. From helping us with our elderly cat, through to adoption of our first dog, and now to adoption of our second, the entire staff has been nothing but positive. Dr. Zinc does a great job at explaining things, and the staff (shout-out to Julie!) love our pups like they were our own (even asking us how they're doing when we bring in the other one for an appointment). They have become a part of our animal family, and I can't imagine taking our furry family members to anyone else!

EDIT: "Not sure who you saw or where you went but it was not Roselle Animal Hospital (there is a Roselle Animal Hospital in New Jersey, perhaps you meant them, we are in Illinois)." mistaking several state distances would be quite the feat. You’re sure it wasn’t Roselle animal hospital? See newly attatched photo. First visit here with my boyfriend was fine. A little pushy on pediatric spay for my large breed dog, but i was willing to look past it. The second visit, while giving my puppy an anti nausea injection, she got away from the tech and vet. But she still had the needle in her neck and she started screaming. She is now, and has been, afraid of anybody in a lab coat (or anybody who looks like a vet, i was definitely being too specific) after this experience. She was probably 3-4 months old when this happened and she is now over two. Myself and her new vet have worked to correct this but i still see it. I believe the third visit, I came on my own, just my dog and I. It seemed without my ex in the room, the doctor was a lot more pushy about having her spayed at six months. Sentences like "when she’s six months and we have her spayed…" despite me making clear i was not interested in having this done to a large breed dog so young. This visit was the final straw and we found a new vet. Her new vet was happy to hear my explanation for why i was waiting to spay, asked questions i was happy to answer and then never brought it up again. My dog was spayed at the appropriate age, and she still struggles with people in lab coats, or "vet looking people" to the answer : i would not make up the age i was told to spay her. It was one of the biggest reasons we left, as the vet kept pushing. I even brought up her recommendation from the breeder to wait. Lab coat or scrubs, she is afraid of people who look like vets after this experience : we brought her there because she wasn’t feeling well, she got away from two people (an older man, and a younger tech) screaming with a needle in her neck. She was not afraid of vet visits before this, and she DEFINITELY is after. Good luck to you.