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At Golf-Mil Veterinary Hospital we believe that a very special relationship exists between you and your pet. Our practice is the only hospital in Niles dedicated exclusively to the care of cats and dogs. Our innovative approach and carefully designed Wellness Plans ensure that your pet receives the very best in pet healthcare, allowing you to spend long and healthy lives together. Our hospital is conveniently located on Milwaukee Avenue, immediately north of Dempster. We offer fair and competitively priced high quality services in a warm and compassionate environment. Call our hospital today and speak to one of our friendly staff members. You will be glad you did.

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

March:

Look for information on Pet Health Insurance coming in March.

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

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Black Bear Research May Revolutionize Medicine

WCCO (Minn.)

By Bill Hudson

In a University of Minnesota research laboratory, the thumping sounds of a beating heart can be heard throughout the room. But it's what you see that is so amazing. Resting on a thick pad of yellow foam, attached to wires and plastic tubing is an actual swine heart pulsating in a constant cadence. [more]

Faster Healing for Severe Fractures

MIT Technology Review

By Brittany Sauser

A new surgical procedure can repair severe bone injuries and defects more quickly and simply than current methods, which include bone-grafting operations and lengthening procedures that involve inserting pins through the skin to pull bones together. [more]

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