Office visit pricing — Dogs & Cats $115.00 · Exotics (Reno, NV only) $130.00
Credit card payments only—
cash & checks are not accepted.
Northbrook, IL
Same-day pet care
in Northbrook.
We keep urgent care out of the ER
We provide same-day pet urgent care for dogs and cats with non-life-threatening issues—so your pet can be seen quickly with quality care. Walk-ins are always welcome, though we recommend saving your spot online ahead of time to reduce wait times and keep the lobby calm and stress-free for your pet.

7
days a week — same-day visits
In-house
labs, X-ray & diagnostics
ER Alternative
Lower cost & wait time
Records
sent to you and your primary vet
VISIT US
Our Northbrook Location
ADDRESS
291 Skokie Blvd
Northbrook, IL 60062
Located inside PetSmart
Hours · Open 7 days
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10 AM – 7 PM
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10 AM – 7 PM
10 AM – 7 PM
10 AM – 7 PM
10 AM – 7 PM
10 AM – 7 PM
DONT SEE YOUR PET'S ISSUE?
Call us. We'll listen
Every pet is a little different, and every owner knows when something's off. If you're not sure, a quick call with our team usually sorts it. No guilt-trip, no upsell.
(877) 874-4838 · 7 days a week
KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
We’re urgent care —
not an emergency room.
Our sole focus is pet urgent care — for the moments that need same-day attention but aren’t life-threatening. A couple of things fall outside what we do, and we’ll always point you the right way.
Preventive & routine care
Vaccines, wellness exams, and preventative mediation are best handled by your primary vet.
Hospitalization & surgery
We don’t admit pets for hospitalization or perform surgical procedures (i.e., spays/neuters).
FOR LIFE-THREATENING CASES, GO STRAIGHT TO AN ER
Difficulty breathing
or severe respiratory distress
Unconsciousness or collapse
unresponsive or fainting
Uncontrolled bleeding
that won't stop
Severe trauma
or broken bones
Non-stop seizures
or convulsions
Possible poisoning?
For any poison-related emergencies, please contact ASPCA Poison Control first — call (888) 436-4435 or visit their website.

Urgent Dental Services
We’re proud to provide urgent dental care for pets at EVS Pet Urgent Care of Northbrook. Our team specializes in diagnosing and treating dental issues that require immediate attention, filling an important need for pets who can’t get in to see their primary vet in a timely fashion. Visit our page to learn more about the dental services we offer and how we can help your pet.
HOW CHECK-IN WORKS
It all happens in the EVS Check-In app.
way less stress.
Use it right in your browser or download the app — either way, you’ll check in, hold your spot in line, and wait at home instead of the lobby. Here’s how it works.
01
Create your pet's profile
Set up your pet in the EVS Check-In app or right from our website — it only takes a minute.
02
Tell us what's going on
Share your pet's symptoms and complete their health history forms — about 5 minutes.
03
Reserve your spot in line
Pick an arrival window to hold your place in the queue. It's a saved spot, not a fixed appointment, so you wait at home, not in the lobby.
04
Get the text, then head in
We'll text you when it's almost your pet's turn, and you should head into EVS Pet Urgent Care.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Two ways to check in
*Wait times are approximate and can vary based on the cases being treated.

LEADERSHIP
Meet Our CEO & Founder
Dr. Jordana Eisenstein, DVM
Dr. Jordana knew from a young age that veterinary medicine was her calling. She began volunteering at a local animal shelter when she was just 10 years old. After graduating from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2005, she became a partner at a small animal hospital, where she discovered that her greatest joy was building environments where people and patients could thrive. When she sold her practice in 2016, she was struck by a profession that had lost some of its enthusiasm and respect, and decided it was up to her to be the change. Today, as Founder and CEO of EVS Pet Urgent Care, Dr. Jordana is on a mission to bridge the gap between general practice and emergency care, easing the burden on local veterinarians while making sure pets in need always have somewhere to turn. She lives in the northern suburbs of Chicago with her husband, three children, Maggie the dog, and Junior the cat.






