Name: Prairie State Animal Hospital
Address: 909 S Oak Park Ave, Oak Park, IL, 60304, US
Telephone: (708) 315-2642
Rating: 4.33

Dr. John Brancel has been providing medical care to animals for over 30 years. Prior to opening Prairie State Animal Hospital in Oak Park, Dr. Brancel founded and operated Midtown Veterinary, a practice providing animal house calls and supplying relief coverage for other veterinary clinics.

His first posting, as the Chief Veterinarian at the Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago, came in 1982, after he was awarded his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Illinois.Dr. Brancel's chosen specialties include canine and feline medicine and surgery.

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Jim S.

Oct 30, 2021

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My dog injured her leg. Took her to see Dr Brancel. She sprained her leg. Dr. gave me some pills to keep the swelling down. Great Doctor, he kept my dog calm while he was looking at het.

Steve Marz

Apr 26, 2021

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Positive: Professionalism, Responsiveness
We have been bringing our dogs to Dr John for 20 years and he and his staff have been very professional and yet very caring, too. These people really love the dogs that come to them for help

Susan Scaggs

Sep 26, 2020

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Dr. John and his staff are amazing! Our pet family has been coming here for at least 20 years. Everyone is kind and caring. We love Prairie State. ❤

Liz A.

Jul 11, 2020

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Can't give enough praise for PJ, Dr. John, and the rest of the team at Prairie State Animal Hospital. The care is excellent and for over 15 years, they've treated us like family.

Hanna Fromberg

Sep 21, 2019

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In one visit we received the best care for my little cat. We got all her shots and cleanings and everything scheduled. The staff was very friendly and kind. Will highly recommend and will be back when we need.

Mark Grudzinski

Jul 16, 2018

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UPDATE: We switched to Pet Vets after only 3 visits to Prairie State. The last straw was when our border collie was diagnosed with kidney failure. All Prairie State did was sell us prescription dog food and sent us on our way. They provided zero information, insights or caring. No prognosis. This is a death sentence for a dog, and they did the least amount necessary. At the other clinic, the vet spent nearly 45 minutes explaining the disease, what the blood and urine numbers mean, what we can do to keep our dog happy and alive for as long as possible. Prairie State did none of that. Lazy. It gets