Rhino

R.I.P.


Roscoe

R.I.P.

       Monroe

        R.I.P.

Squishy

R.I.P.

Feline Staff

Our Staff

History of Arlington Heights Animal Hospital and Veterinarians Past and Present

412 W. Algonquin Rd.

Arlington Heights, IL 60005


Phone 847-593-1898

Fax 847-593-1980


Mondays - Fridays 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Saturday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

Sunday: Closed


By Appointment.

Limited walk-ins accepted. Additional fee applies.



Our Doctors


Technicians


Aaron

Danny

Danielle

Debbi

Emily

Evie

Laura

Lauren

Lori

Nicole

Building Maintenance/

Grooming

Julie

Lisa

Kennel Attendants


Amber

Angelica

Audrey

Autumn

Danielle

Haasini

Jackie

Mackenzie

Vita

Receptionists


Analise

Bri

Jackie

Kelly

Lori

Susan


Providing top-notch animal care isn't just what our veterinarians  do -- it's what we love!

 

Arlington Heights Animal Hospital was founded in 1946 by Drs. Praznikar and Lynn. It was a mixed practice serving the surrounding farms. The hospital was based out of a small building at 1900 S. Arlington Heights Road from 1946 to 1993.


In 1978, Drs. Stephen Camp and Richard Sefcik purchased the practice. By then it was a small animal, 2 1/2 doctor practice. They expanded the practice to 5 doctors by 1984 when Dr. Kuhnle joined the practice as an associate.


The business outgrew the old building and in 1993, we moved into the current building at 412 W. Algonquin Road.


Dr. Flaska became an associate in 2004, the same year Dr. Sefcik retired.


Drs. Kuhnle and Flaska purchased the hospital in 2014. Our goal is to provide excellent care for our patients, quality service for our clients and a pleasant, satisfying work environment for our employees.


 



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Mitzi

R.I.P.

Crutch

Moved to a forever home


Romeo

R.I.P

Tuna Bug/Bea

Likes: Swatting at legs that walk by, chasing dog kibble, wrestling with Nate.

Dislikes: Being held/kisses, dogs, forced feline affection.

Dennis

R.I.P.


Nathaniel

Likes: Causing trouble, playing fetch, eating boxes.

Dislikes: Being told No! Sitting in a kennel.