Hours:
Mon-Tue, Thu  2:30–8pm
Wed  9am–1pm
Fri  9am–8pm
Sat  2pm–5pm
Sun  Closed

The-vet.net
1827 Wehrli Rd., Naperville, IL.
Phone: 630-544-3333
http://the-vet.net

Naperville University Commons Animal Clinic makes dogs, cats and exotic pets and their families feel at home. We genuinely care about fostering loving relationships between pets and their families.

Located at the Naperville University Commons plaza, this family veterinary practice has an open, inviting layout that creates a welcoming atmosphere. We even have a small "petting zoo," which kids can play in when the family visits.

Parents to children, dogs to hamsters, we go the extra mile to make the visit to The-vet.net an educational, interactive and unique experience. We are friends of pets and people and treat you all like family. Many of our clients just stop by to say hello or discuss problems. Kids often visit our "petting zoo" and spend quality, educational time with us. Many dogs will drop in for a pat on the head and a treat during their daily walks...  We build a trustworthy, sincere and dependable, long-term personal relationships with you and your pet and give you the care you need on a continuous basis. You and your pets will find unmatched human touch, compassion and respect.

Dr. Nir and Maryanne explain all treatment plans and processes with you. Pet care requires team work and so you will work hand in hand with us to make the right decisions for your pets. We always explain the medical conditions and treatment options in a reassuring, understandable manner. You are always welcome to come in with questions and concerns and will always leave with answers and solutions. We will help you and your pet receive the veterinary care you need. 

At The-vet.net you receive the best service: better pet care, support, education and advanced Veterinary Medicine. We are experienced, knowledgeable, progressive, and accessible. We always deliver professional, dependable, cutting edge veterinary care to your hands. We treat dogs, cats, birds, reptiles ( Iguanas, Bearded Dragons, Geckos, Snakes), amphibians, fish and small mammals (Rabbits, Guinea pigs, Ferrets, Hamsters, Rats) and more!

Communication is the key to excellent care so we respond quickly to telephone calls and emails. If your pet is sick, we will make time for you, no matter what the schedule is.

Choosing a family veterinarian you can trust and depend on is not easy. When you meet Dr. Nir and Maryanne and experience the visit, you will see that we provide an unmatchable warm, comforting environment. Come check us out and see for yourself - your first visit is FREE!   Read our reviews***

The-vet.net 10 out of 10 based on 30 ratings.

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Naperville University Commons Animal Clinic- The-vet.net
1827 Wehrli rd
Naperville , IL , 60565
(630) 544-3333
Veterinarians, Animal hospital