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    <p><a href="/emergency.html"><img class="centered" src="images/redcross.png" width=90px align="top" /></a></p>
    <p><img class="centered" src="images/nutrition.jpg" width=90px align="top" /><a href="http://www.petloss.com"><img class="centered" src="images/griefcounsel.jpg" width=90px align="top" /></a></p>
    
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    <h1 class="times"> Veterinarians and Staff </h1>

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<p class="centered">It is our goal to provide 
quality medical care to our patients and clients, including 
preventative, surgical and urgent care.&nbsp; We strive to provide 
quality customer service, support and education.
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We are proud to be a leading provider of veterinary services in DuPage 
County.&nbsp; BAH opened it's doors in 1979 with two 
veterinarians.&nbsp; We have changed and grown through the years and now
 are proud to have five fulltime and one part-time veterinarians, as 
well as many skilled staff.
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We are proud of our service to our patients and clients with 
our&nbsp;many skilled, talented and compassionate staff.</p>

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Our Veterinarians:<br />
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Dr Ken Page<br />
Dr Dan McCormack<br />
Dr Mike Winfield<br />
Dr Sue Kamienski<br />
Dr Heidi Engel<br />
Dr Jill Korfist<br />&nbsp;
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<strong>Our Services include:<br />
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Physical Exam<br />
Vaccinations<br />
Oral Healthcare<br />
Diagnostic Imaging<br />
Laboratory Services<br />
Nutritional Counseling<br />
Behavioral Counseling<br />
Medications/Specialty Foods<br />
Senior Pet Healthcare<br />
Micro Chip Program</font>
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    <div>This site is   under construction, thank you for your patience, stay tuned! </div>
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