We Know Your Animals by Name
Small-town care where you're a neighbor, not a number, and every visit feels personal.
From the family dog to the herd out back, we treat every animal with patience, plain talk, and the kind of small-town trust where we know your pets by name.

Small-town care where you're a neighbor, not a number, and every visit feels personal.
Exams, vaccines, and parasite control that keep pets and livestock healthy year-round.
Straight answers and fair options, with no upselling and no run-around.
From house calls for the dog to ranch visits for the herd, we come ready to help.
Request a time online, and tell us about your animal — we'll set up a clinic visit or a ranch call.
We take our time with a calm, nose-to-tail check, asking about diet, age, and anything that's been worrying you.
We explain what we find in plain language and lay out fair, practical options for your pet or your herd.
We send you home with clear aftercare and stay in reach to check progress and answer any questions.



Cortland Animal Hospital sits right on West Lincoln Highway, caring for the dogs and cats on your porch and the animals out in the field. Whether it's a first puppy visit, a worrisome cough, or a herd that needs a once-over, we take the time to explain your options in plain language.
Country life moves with the seasons, and so do we. We're happy to see you in the clinic or load up the truck for a ranch call — whatever keeps your animals healthy, comfortable, and working alongside you for years to come.
We work best by appointment so we can give each animal real attention. For a sick pet or urgent concern, message us and we'll do our best to fit you in.
Yes. We load up the truck for on-site visits to horses, cattle, sheep, and goats — routine herd work, sick animals, and seasonal care right at your place.
Many services start at a posted price, while others depend on your animal's needs. We'll talk through honest options upfront, with no upselling and no surprises.
Bring any past records, vaccine history, and a list of current foods or medications. For nervous pets, a leash or carrier helps keep the visit calm.
We're glad to help Spanish-speaking neighbors and will do our best to make sure you fully understand your animal's care and options.
We're open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and Saturday from 8:00 AM to noon. We're closed Sundays.
13669 State Route 38
DeKalb, IL 60115
The clinic sits on State Route 38 — the old Lincoln Highway — on the stretch between DeKalb and Cortland, an easy drive from both towns.
Tell us a little about your animal and we'll be in touch to confirm your visit.