Pulaski Animal Hospital

05/02/2026

If you are planning on attending the parade today, make sure to give a wave to Dr. Kalata. He will be representing the Polish American Medical Society.

04/24/2026

The County’s Department of Animal and Rabies Control is kicking off the 2026 Partners in Prevention free vaccine and microchip clinics this Saturday. The clinics provide free rabies vaccines and microchips, building a stronger, healthier pet community throughout Cook County. Some clinics also offer distemper, leptospirosis and FVRCP vaccines.

See full clinic line-up here: https://www.cookcountyil.gov/service/low-cost-rabies-clinic

04/05/2026

04/03/2026

HEADS UP CAT OWNERS- LILIES ARE TOXIC TO CATS!

Even a tiny amount of lily pollen can cause acute kidney failure in cats. Many of the common varieties, including the Easter Lily, are especially dangerous.

03/31/2026

It has come to our attention that many of you may have received an email containing an invitation from Pulaski Animal Hospital. Please be advised that we did not send this email, and we recommend that you consider it spam.

We apologize for any inconvenience or concern this may have caused.

03/27/2026

🚨 As Mating Season Ends, Pup Season Begins 🚨

Chicago, as coyote mating season winds down, we’re entering the next phase… pup season. 🥰

From now through early summer, young coyotes are being born and will soon begin to emerge from their dens. That means you may start seeing more activity in your neighborhood. 👀

This is normal, but it’s also when adult coyotes can be more protective, especially near den sites.

Here’s what to know:

📣 Coyotes are typically born in late March through April
📣 By late April into May, pups begin to emerge and explore areas near their den
📣 You may hear more vocalizing or notice adults being more watchful

💡 Tips for peaceful coexistence:

✔️ Keep pets leashed and close
✔️ Remove food sources like garbage, pet food, and birdseed
✔️ Avoid areas where coyotes may be denning
✔️ Never approach a pup
✔️ If a coyote lingers, make noise, make yourself look big, and back away slowly

If you see a coyote acting strangely or appearing injured, call 311. Otherwise, they’re best left alone to move on naturally.

Please give these wild Chicago families the space they need to raise their young safely. ❤️