Welcome to Skycrest Animal Clinic of Long Grove, Illinois
Phone: 847-634-3538
FAX: 847-634-3539
SKYCREST ANIMAL CLINIC
5301 ROUTE 83
LONG GROVE, ILLINOIS 60047
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES
Skycrest Animal Clinic
5301 Route 83 Long Grove, Illinois 60047 Phone 847-634-3538
Skycrest Animal Clinic | Veterinarians in Long Grove, IL | Pet Vaccinations |
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Our Passion for Pets
By Dr. Kristin Wojcik
One of my favorite quotes attributed to Anatole France is this: “Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains
unawakened.” This truly captures the spirit of Skycrest Animal Clinic. We treat your dear pets like our own, and strive to go above
and beyond what is expected concerning an animal’s health. If clients leave Skycrest without an understanding of a patient care
plan, then we have not done our job.
The longevity of our amazing team and how well we know our clients is what sets us apart from other hospitals. Dr. Locke, Dr.
Shears, Dr. Wilner and I have been practicing at Skycrest for nearly 15 years. We were lucky enough to have Dr. Burke and Dr. Jethani
join our team, too. The majority of our support staff has been together between 10 and 30 years. When you love what you do, the
years go by in a flash.
My husband, Don, and I moved to Long Grove nearly 20 years ago. We have three active children in sports, scouts, horseback riding
and church. I always joke that I can’t go to the grocery store or a school function without chatting with a handful of clients about
their animals.
In 1996 when I stepped into the charming little hospital with the trademark red front door I knew it would be my forever home. Dr.
Fred Rader started Skycrest in 1967 and handed the reins to me in 2001. Recently, Skycrest had a major facelift. My goal was to
make clients feel instantly at home. The majority of the budget went towards updating technology, equipment and the addition of
our surgical and dental suites.
The support we give to clients is both medical and emotional. We strive to give patients the best outcome possible. (When there are
no good options, we just have to kick the heck out of plan B!) Whether it’s a mass that is cancerous or a cough that leads to heart
failure, we always let pet owners know that it takes great courage to make that final decision for a beloved pet. This is the
emotional part of our job that is not learned in a vet school classroom. You just pray the words and strength will come to you.
Our pets are the heart and soul of a family. After all, who is the first family member to leap off the couch to give you a warm
welcome? Everyone who walks through our red door has a story. Let us be a part of yours!
Learn more about Skycrest Animal Clinic at skycrestvet.com or call 847.634.3538.
To our clients that have been so patient,
Some of you may have experienced a power outage in your home, effecting your phone lines and
computers like we did today b at Skycrest. Unfortunately, even with back up generators and surge
protection, our server and phone lines were affected. We apologize for the inconvenience this may
have caused you, as our phone lines were down all day. Chani, our project manager, worked tirelessly
through the night to get the computers up and running. The great new is that all of our data was
restored! The only thing that was lost were any appointments made or canceled yesterday. If you
made or canceled an appointment yesterday, please give us a call today to have it scheduled again.
Please know our Skycrest team is trying their very best to serve you and your family. Hopefully there
will not be any more issues this week! As always, thank you for trusting us with your dear pets. We
look forward to welcoming you back into Skycrest when life is finally back to normal. We miss you,
but are so grateful to care for your pets.
Sincerely,
Dr. Wojcik
5301 Route 83
Long Grove, Illinois 60047
Phone: 847-634-3538
FAX: 847-634-3539
Skycrest Animal Clinic
Our Passion for Pets
By Dr. Kristin Wojcik
One of my favorite quotes attributed to
Anatole France is this: “Until one has
loved an animal, a part of one’s soul
remains unawakened.” This truly
captures the spirit of Skycrest Animal
Clinic. We treat your dear pets like our
own, and strive to go above and beyond what is expected
concerning an animal’s health. If clients leave Skycrest without an
understanding of a patient care plan, then we have not done our
job.
The longevity of our amazing team and how well we know our
clients is what sets us apart from other hospitals. Dr. Locke, Dr.
Shears, Dr. Wilner and I have been practicing at Skycrest for nearly
15 years. We were lucky enough to have Dr. Burke and Dr. Jethani
join our team, too. The majority of our support staff has been
together between 10 and 30 years. When you love what you do,
the years go by in a flash.
My husband, Don, and I moved to Long Grove nearly 20 years ago.
We have three active children in sports, scouts, horseback riding
and church. I always joke that I can’t go to the grocery store or a
school function without chatting with a handful of clients about
their animals.
In 1996 when I stepped into the charming little hospital with the
trademark red front door I knew it would be my forever home. Dr.
Fred Rader started Skycrest in 1967 and handed the reins to me in
2001. Recently, Skycrest had a major facelift. My goal was to make
clients feel instantly at home. The majority of the budget went
towards updating technology, equipment and the addition of our
surgical and dental suites.
The support we give to clients is both medical and emotional. We
strive to give patients the best outcome possible. (When there are
no good options, we just have to kick the heck out of plan B!)
Whether it’s a mass that is cancerous or a cough that leads to
heart failure, we always let pet owners know that it takes great
courage to make that final decision for a beloved pet. This is the
emotional part of our job that is not learned in a vet school
classroom. You just pray the words and strength will come to you.
Our pets are the heart and soul of a family. After all, who is the
first family member to leap off the couch to give you a warm
welcome? Everyone who walks through our red door has a story.
Let us be a part of yours!
Learn more about Skycrest Animal Clinic at skycrestvet.com or call
847-634-3538
Phone: 847-634-3538
FAX: 847-634-3539
SKYCREST ANIMAL CLINIC
5301 ROUTE 83
LONG GROVE, ILLINOIS 60047
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES
Animal Emergency &
Treatment Center
Grayslake, IL
Telephone: (847) 548-5300
Skycrest Animal Clinic | Veterinarians in Long Grove, IL | Pet Vaccinations |
Affordable Spay & Neuter Services | Dog & Cat Dentistry | Veterinary Laser Therapy
Veterinary Hospital Websites Ireland, Ltd. © 2020 All Rights Reserved
All Images & Content Subject to Copyright IE # 542539
Vet Web Designers Your Rx For Animal Hospital Website Design
To our clients that have been so patient,
Some of you may have experienced a power outage in
your home, effecting your phone lines and computers
like we did today b at Skycrest. Unfortunately, even
with back up generators and surge protection, our
server and phone lines were affected. We apologize
for the inconvenience this may have caused you, as our
phone lines were down all day. Chani, our project
manager, worked tirelessly through the night to get the
computers up and running. The great new is that all of
our data was restored! The only thing that was lost were
any appointments made or canceled yesterday. If you
made or canceled an appointment yesterday, please
give us a call today to have it scheduled again.
Please know our Skycrest team is trying their very best
to serve you and your family. Hopefully there will not
be any more issues this week! As always, thank you for
trusting us with your dear pets. We look forward to
welcoming you back into Skycrest when life is finally
back to normal. We miss you, but are so grateful to
care for your pets.
Sincerely,
Dr. Wojcik
