What types of diagnostic services are available at Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island?

Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island offers advanced laboratory and diagnostic services including blood and lab tests, digital radiography (X-rays) to view bones, organs, and internal structures, and ultrasound for real-time imaging of internal organs like the liver, kidneys, bladder, intestines, and spleen.

Does Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provide care for puppies and kittens?

Yes, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provides puppy and kitten care. Initial veterinary exams for new family members include comprehensive physical exams and discussions on vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering to support their growth and development.

What kind of surgical procedures does Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island perform?

Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island offers both routine and advanced surgical procedures. These procedures utilize state-of-the-art equipment and best practices to ensure safe and effective options for pets.

Is Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)?

Yes, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island is an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility. This means it regularly undergoes evaluations to meet or exceed AAHA's standards of care, which cover various aspects of the hospital including surgery, patient care, and diagnostic imaging.

What wellness and prevention services are offered for senior pets?

For senior pets, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provides regular, often more frequent, examinations and age-appropriate screening tests. This helps detect concerns early and supports long-term health, with care plans focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life as pets age.

Hyde Park Animal Hospital -Stony Island

Hyde Park Animal Hospital -Stony Island is a general practice practice in Chicago, IL. Procedures include Pet Anesthesia, Puppy & Kitten Care, Pet Euthanasia, and Diagnostic testing.

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About

Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island offers comprehensive veterinary care for pets in the Chicago community. As an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility, the hospital meets or exceeds AAHA's standards of care in areas including surgery, exam facilities, patient care, cleanliness, client service, emergency services, diagnostic imaging, and anesthesiology. Services include wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite control, dental care, and surgical procedures.

The practice provides routine and advanced medical care for dogs and cats, with a focus on preventive care and early diagnosis. They offer in-house diagnostic services such as blood and lab tests, digital radiography (X-rays), and ultrasound to aid in treatment planning and health monitoring. Pet boarding services are also available.

Procedures

Pet Anesthesia
Puppy & Kitten Care
Pet Euthanasia
Diagnostic testing
Pet Dental Care
Vaccinations
Veterinary Radiology (X-rays)
Dog Daycare
Wellness exams
Blood & Lab Tests
Surgical procedures
Microchipping
Pet boarding
Senior Pet Care
Parasite Control
Pet Dental Surgery
Pet Allergies & Dermatology
Pet Surgery
Pet Bath & Nail Trimming

Equipment

Ultrasound

Frequently asked questions

What types of diagnostic services are available at Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island?: Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island offers advanced laboratory and diagnostic services including blood and lab tests, digital radiography (X-rays) to view bones, organs, and internal structures, and ultrasound for real-time imaging of internal organs like the liver, kidneys, bladder, intestines, and spleen.
Does Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provide care for puppies and kittens?: Yes, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provides puppy and kitten care. Initial veterinary exams for new family members include comprehensive physical exams and discussions on vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering to support their growth and development.
What kind of surgical procedures does Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island perform?: Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island offers both routine and advanced surgical procedures. These procedures utilize state-of-the-art equipment and best practices to ensure safe and effective options for pets.
Is Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)?: Yes, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island is an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accredited facility. This means it regularly undergoes evaluations to meet or exceed AAHA's standards of care, which cover various aspects of the hospital including surgery, patient care, and diagnostic imaging.
What wellness and prevention services are offered for senior pets?: For senior pets, Hyde Park Animal Hospital - Stony Island provides regular, often more frequent, examinations and age-appropriate screening tests. This helps detect concerns early and supports long-term health, with care plans focused on comfort, mobility, and quality of life as pets age.

Contact & hours

Address

6937 S Stony Island Ave
Chicago

Phone

(773) 324-4484

Website

companionhp.com

4.3 · 1030 Google reviews

Recent reviews

3 months ago

Grace Chen

I want to clear any misunderstandings from previous reviews. Hyde Park Animal Hospital are heroes. The cats abandoned in plastic bins were left in front of the hospital by an unknown stranger overnight. Once Hyde Park Animal Hospital opened, they immediately contacted Chicago Animal Care and Control and were able to rescue the kittens. In doing so, they saved these cats lives. Just because these cats were left at this hospital, doesn’t mean this hospital was the one that placed these cats in plastic bins. Please celebrate that these cats are rescued because of Hyde Park Animal Hospital.
4 months ago

Diane Young

I had a wonderful experience at Hyde Park Animal Hospital. My cat was diagnosed with stones in his ureter. He was scheduled the following day to correct his urinary function. He is urinating with no problems at this time. I give praise to Dr. Narvaez and caring staff on my initial visit and Dr. Williams who performed my cats procedure, and staff for watching over him for 2 days during his hospital stay. Nothing but gratitude for all of them. Caring and compassionate with our other Loved ones ❤️. God Bless 🙏🏽
2 months ago

Sarah Bechdel

Care is mediocre and the fees are outrageous. They provided me a cost estimate for a stage 1 teeth cleaning in the $1800 range (it will be costing me $500 at Banfield tomorrow). They charge $20 to give you a physical rabies tag in addition to the paying for the rabies vaccine (no other vet has ever charged me for the tag). And they will charge you extra money if you don't return their $0.50 cent plastic tube for a fecal test. South siders, just drive to Indiana and establish care for a quarter of the price - all the Chicago vets have been purchased by private equity and are profiteering off their customers. The extra 20 minute drive is going to save you thousands!

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8 months ago

Martineja Coats

I’d like to send a special thank you the staff and vets at this location. Both my dogs Sir Ellington and Paris were patients here. This year we unfortunately lost them both. Sir Ellington suffered from Congestive Heart Failure and collapsed trachea. Both progressive conditions I believe common in Yorkies. The care he was provided sustained him throughout the remaining years we had with him even as we changed vets due to relocation and I just want to thank you for taking the time, completing the test, and making needed modifications to his regimen that truly got it right. Although we were cross county I was actually planning on bringing him back during his last rough patch because I wanted him to be seen by the team who were most successful at his protocol but he didn’t make it. It took me a while to write this and I can’t fight back the tears. They both were so loved and will be dearly missed but I hope you all continue the great work you are doing because they are not pets. They are family. Thank you team.
7 months ago

Riley O'Neal

I had a generally good experience with this clinic in the past (the vet techs are so nice and great), but felt really let down in a recent critical situation. When I first brought in my two young sibling cats, I asked if it would be possible to do an early spay/neuter, knowing the risks of them mating. I was told they don’t fix cats until 6 months unless necessary. When my female 5 month old kitten went into heat for the first time and was mated by her intact male sibling, they refused a spay, even though pregnancy at her young age is more dangerous than a spay in early heat. I was also told they don’t do pregnancy terminations, and that the only option was to separate them for 6-8 weeks until they’d be willing to do a spay, which does nothing to eliminate the risk of pregnancy if mating has already occurred. They offered no other solutions and were completely unwilling to be flexible on their policies despite the potential health risks for my pets, and their website advertising flexibility in special/emergency situations. The price was also incredibly steep— over 4x the cost of what I ended up paying at a different clinic (who also emphasized that early fixing was the more responsible choice at this stage). I left feeling like my concerns weren’t taken seriously and wasn’t offered real support to protect my cats’ health. In fact, I believe they prioritized their own “image” and policies as a clinic rather than their patients’ wellness. This may be the right vet for some people, but if you have intact cats or urgent reproductive concerns, you may want to ask detailed questions first. I will be taking my cats elsewhere moving forward to a place that is more willing to prioritize their patients’ needs and safety.

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