I first learned about Fox Animal Hospital when I helped a friend take his two cats. I have never heard such screaming from a cat as these guys did the second they were in their carriers. Then one of them began drooling this thick, rope-like fluid. My friend says it is normal for him to do so when he's going to the vet. As soon as the receptionist saw (and heard) what was going on, she rushed us into a room and a Dr. was with us very quickly. She took her time with each cat and carefully explained everything to us.



So when I first got Ebenezer, my Shipoo puppy, I took him to Fox, even though it isn't convenient to where I live on Chicago's lakefront. (Fox is in west Evanston). I have always been thrilled with the care he's gotten. They explain everything carefully and will repeat it if they sense I've misunderstood something. Everyone there not only loves animals, but also has great people skills.



When I was living out of state for several months, I was shocked at the vets I found there compared to the staff at Fox.