Diabetes in Pets | Meet Sanger
It’s never an easy thing to hear that your loved one is sick. Noticing signs of health issues such as diabetes in pets can always be a scary thing for any pet owner. IndyVet is proud to be available for pet owners 24/7 to improve pet lives and guide owners through some of the most […]
Antifreeze Poisoning in Pets
As the colder months approach, antifreeze is often used for various reasons to prepare households for the long winter months. Antifreeze poisoning is one of the most common forms of poisoning in small animals, and this is because it is so commonly found in households. Antifreeze poisoning typically happens when antifreeze drips from a car’s […]
Canine Blood Types | Blood Donation Center
Did you know that pets need blood donors? Canine blood types are different than those of humans. IndyVet has its very own Blood Donation Center that ships blood to Indiana and all across the US. We’ve helped save hundreds of pet lives across the country, thanks to our blood donating heroes. How Many Canine Blood […]
Snakebites on Dogs | Signs and Treatment
Snakebites can be a serious threat to dogs, and it is important for dog owners to understand the potential consequences and how to react in case of an incident. Snakebites in dogs typically occur when a curious dog encounters a venomous snake while exploring outside. The most common venomous snakes in North America are rattlesnakes, […]
Neurological Disorders in Pets | Meet Roman
IndyVet Emergency and Specialty Hospital is located on the southeast corner of Indianapolis. It is a veterinarian hospital comprised of several specialty departments; including neurology. Dr. Kelli Mossine runs the neurology department and has had a lot of success helping diagnose and treat neurological disorders in pets. Meet Roman Roman Meadows is a 7-year-old mixed […]
Ways to Give Back to Pets in Need
It’s the season of giving, and if you’re a pet owner you know the unconditional love and support that your pet gives you each and every day. Pet owners give to their animal companions too, offering food, shelter and love. During the holidays, you may be wondering how you can give back to your community, […]
Coping with the loss of a pet
Many of us share an intense love and bond with our animal companions. A pet is a beloved member of the family, bringing companionship and joy to our lives. A pet can add structure to your day, help you to overcome setbacks and challenges in life, and even provide a sense of purpose. So, when […]
Hot Spots
As the weather warms up, our pets spend more time outside. Unfortunately, that means they have to deal with allergies, humidity, and bugs, which can lead to hot spots which can make your dog or cat miserable! Hot spots are red moist oozing sores that can develop on your pets body. They typically start out […]
Cats & Heartworm
Did you know that cats can get heartworm disease? Cats ARE more resistant to this disease than dogs; for every 100 dogs that get heartworm disease, only 10 cats will get it. And while the disease is less severe in cats, it’s still something you want to help your cat avoid. Many people presume that […]
IVMA Honors Dr. Tracey Gillespie with their Volunteer of the Year Award
This award is presented in recognition of an IVMA member who has provided leadership or service to a particular project or program of the association. This award is given at the discretion of the Board of Governors. Dr. Gillespie completed her veterinary degree at Purdue University in 1997. After a private practice internship and a […]