Broadway Animal Hospital

Dr. Cicero Dupre (they/them), Veterinarian, is a 2024 graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts, with an undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University, and worked as a veterinary assistant at a mixed animal clinic in Louisiana. Stated clinical interests: feline medicine, integrative medicine, and dentistry.

Dr. Sohee Kim (she/her), Veterinarian, graduated from Kyungpook National University College of Veterinary Medicine, concentrated on internal medicine while working in South Korea as a general practitioner, and obtained her US license in 2014. She later worked overseas as a vet for the US military.

Support team members listed include Susie Good (she/her), Practice Manager, who entered veterinary medicine in November 2022; Santosh (he/him), Lead Veterinary Assistant, who holds a B.V.Sc. and A.H. (2013) and an M.V.Sc. (2017) from institutions in Nepal and is a Licensed Veterinary Doctor in Nepal; Maddy, CVT (he, they), Certified Veterinary Technician, who graduated Penn Foster with a Veterinary Technician Associate Degree in May 2026; Ayelet (she/her), Veterinary Assistant, who attended school in Israel; Candice (she/her), Veterinary Assistant, who graduated from Fox College's Vet Tech Institute in 2020; and Franky (he/him), Veterinary Assistant, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Northern Illinois University.

Elsewhere the site states the hospital has served the Edgewater pet community for over 80 years and serves clients from Rogers Park, West Ridge, Ravenswood, Andersonville and Uptown. The site publishes no AAHA accreditation and no Fear Free certification. For appointments, hours, location or cost questions, the phone number is 773-262-5445.

No prices, price list, cost figures, rates or fees for any individual service are published on the services page. The site does not post a quote or estimate per service, so anyone asking about pricing or cost should contact the hospital by phone or through the online form. Which services are appropriate for a particular animal is something the veterinary team determines at an appointment, not something the website states.

The hospital's stated emergency business hours are Monday – Friday: 8:00AM – 4:30PM and Saturday: 8:00AM – 12:00PM.

The page says it can be difficult to recognize the signs of an emergency and lists these as signs it says need urgent care: blunt force trauma such as from a car accident; rapid breathing or difficulty inhaling; change in body temperature; seizures; loss of consciousness; lacerations and bleeding; paralysis. It also names severe bleeding, choking, inability to toilet, eye injuries, seizures and ingestion of poison as common pet emergencies in Edgewater Chicago. Its instruction in every case is the same: "If you suspect to be having an emergency please call us." Only the hospital's own staff can advise on a specific situation.

Broadway Animal Hospital is located in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago. Its FAQ page states: "We are located in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago on the north-east corner of Broadway and Granville, just steps away from the Granville Redline "L" Station. Our address is 6211 N. Broadway St, Chicago, IL 60660." Free parking in a shared garage is offered during an appointment. The phone number is 773-262-5445 and the email is broadwayanimalstaff@gmail.com.

Published hours

Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 5:30PM and Saturday 8:00AM – 2:00PM, closed Sundays. The site's banner also notes the hospital will be closed Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.

The practice describes itself as a full-service companion animal hospital providing medical and surgical care for dogs and cats. On appointments, the FAQ says: "We prefer to make appointments to minimize waits. However, we do accept same day and drop off appointments, just give us a call!" Anyone wanting to book or schedule should call or use the site's Book Appointment link.

On payment, the FAQ states the hospital does not bill, and accepts credit cards, Apple and Google Pay, and cash; cards taken are Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express and CareCredit. Personal checks are not accepted. Direct payments from Trupanion insurance are accepted at the time of the appointment if approved by Trupanion; the hospital states it is not an insurance company and has no control over what Trupanion approves or pays. Published price figures are limited to two: "We require an $150 deposit for all surgeries" and a site-wide offer, "New Clients: Receive $50 off your first visit!" No other prices, rates or fees are posted; for any other cost, quote or estimate, call the hospital.

The FAQ also states the practice does not offer grooming (except "Lion" cuts, which require pet sedation), does not board pets, does not keep pets overnight, does not routinely treat birds or exotic pets, does not offer monthly billing wellness plans, has no senior citizen discount, and is not participating in any spay/neuter certificate programs. It may only prescribe for pets seen in the last 12 months.

On preparation, the page states that before every procedure the team performs a full physical exam as well as pre-anesthetic bloodwork to check whether the animal is healthy enough to undergo anesthesia, and that pain medication is given before surgery. It says pain management protocols are designed for the individual pet.

Instructions published for owners

the pet should not eat anything after 10pm the night before surgery, though water is allowed up until the appointment; the pet must be brought in early on the day of surgery, with the exact time discussed when the date is set; and after release the team discusses at-home care and sends the owner home with instructions and pain medication. The site's footer lists a surgical drop-off window of 7:40 a.m. – 7:50 a.m.

The page publishes no prices, rates, fees or cost estimates for any surgical procedure. It directs questions about cat and dog surgeries to a phone call at (773) 262-5445. Whether a specific animal is a candidate for a specific surgery, and what the result would be, is not addressed on the website.

Wellness care is described by life stage. For puppies and kittens the page mentions parasite testing, a vaccination schedule, diet discussion, and a conversation about spay or neuter surgery. For adults it mentions lifestyle vaccinations such as Bordetella for kennel cough and consistent parasite prevention. For senior pets it mentions bi-annual exams.

No prices, rates, fees or cost figures for wellness exams, vaccinations or diets are published on this page. People who want pricing, a quote or an estimate, or who want to book an appointment, are directed to contact the hospital at 773-262-5445 or through the site's booking link.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.