Emergency Veterinary Services, LTD

06/25/2026

When your human co-worker accidentally spills all the catnip.... it's time to party! ✨🎉💚🎉💚🎉✨

06/23/2026

We regret to inform you that our veterinary hospital will have a delayed opening, Tuesday, June 23rd. Staff will be available to take your calls, but there will be no doctor available until 8:30p on Tuesday, June 23rd.

At 8:30p, we will return to our normal schedule and will be open overnight for your pet's emergency needs.

We understand the importance of your pets' health and well-being, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

06/21/2026

Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus is a life-threatening emergency where a dog’s stomach fills with gas and twists on itself. Common signs are unproductive retching, abdominal distention, drooling, anxiety, and pacing. This is also commonly known as "bloat."

Hopper’s family knew the signs of GDV and brought her in immediately to see us. After taking abdominal x-rays, Hopper was officially diagnosed with GDV and taken into surgery. In surgery, Dr. Jessica Graves manipulated the stomach back into its correct position and performed a gastropexy which tacks the stomach permanently to the body wall so it cannot twist in the future. Hopper’s family reports that she is recovering fabulously! Big thanks to Hopper’s family for trusting us with her care. She’s such a big sweetheart. 🥰🥰🥰

06/17/2026

Isn‘t a pile of clean, warm towels the absolute coziest thing ever?!? 🥰🥰🥰 Mr. Michael Myers Murder Mittens, Esq. sure thinks so! We’ve got plenty of cozy warms and snuggles for your sick fur babies if you ever need us. 🤕🤒🤢

06/04/2026

We are looking for a full time DVM to join our fantastic team. We would love if you could share to help get the word out! ✨🥼🦮🐈🥼🐕‍🦺🐈‍⬛✨

Emergency Animal Hospital located in Lisle, IL
Hours: 6PM - 8AM Monday-Friday, 12PM Saturday until 8am Monday

05/19/2026

Thank you for your kind words and trusting us with your precious cargo, Zuki. Safe travels! 🥰

"Kentucky with a trailer in tow, headed to an area qualifier motocross race for our son. Our dog, Zuki (English Bulldog) was along for the ride. Along the way, a tire blew on the motorhome which was loud and sent poor Zuki into a panic attack that progressed into a heart attack. No amount of time, quiet, separation... anything was helping. He was visibly trembling and panting which worsened over time, escalating to a point where he began gasping for breath and collapsed just before my husband could get off the turnpike and to the Emergency Clinic. They rushed Zuki in, and the vets met him at the door, taking Zuki into the back, putting him on oxygen immediately and giving him a sedative to calm him down. They indicated that his gums were blue and that his airway had become inflamed due to the labored breathing.

I was at home when all of this happened, and received phone updates from my 14 year old son as things took a turn. I answered the phone to hear his crying and screamed "Mom, I think Zuki is dying!" - I can't begin to explain how helpless this made me feel, not being there for him or for Zuki. My son took control of the situation, calling the vet and helped navigate directions for my husband to get there was quickly as possible ( in a 70 foot rig). My daughter and I were at home, on speaker with my son and husband, praying over Zuki as he gasped for air while my husband sped down the highway, hoping it wasn't too late.

There isn't a doubt in my mind that Dr. Amy Smith saved Zuki's life. We will never forget this experience, and because of her quick action, Zuki made it home to Minnesota today. He is sound asleep in his bed, snoring - just like a bulldog should.

May God bless everyone at EVS in Lisle, IL.
Thank you.

The Leaf Family"

04/25/2026

We regret to inform you that our veterinary hospital will have a delayed opening, Saturday, April 25th. Staff will be available to take your calls, but there will be no doctor available until 1:30p on Saturday, April 25th.

After 1:30p, we will return to our normal schedule and will be open all weekend for your pet's emergency needs.

We understand the importance of your pets' health and well-being, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

03/29/2026

Mr. is always helpful in assisting with stocking office supplies. He's always careful to make sure the pens travel from the counter to the floor in the most efficient way possible and that the towels out of the dryer are the warmest and fluffiest for our patients. Great Job Mr.! Keep up the good work!👍🥰