Pet Obesity: What You Need To Know
By. Dr. Enjolie Levengood October 12 is Pet Obesity Awareness Day and it’s important to understand pet obesity and the health complications that it may cause your pet. IndyVet doctor, Dr. Enjolie Levengood, goes over pet obesity and the importance of monitoring your pet’s caloric intake and the risks associated with overweight pets. What is […]
The Story of Holly
Holly, Rooster, Rooster Tooster, Rooka Took, Roo Bear. Our sweet girl is known by all of these names in our family. Holly came to us as a foster in 2011. She had an injury that she was recovering from and needed a peaceful home environment so that she could become adoptable. Holly was one of […]
My Pet Ingested Antifreeze, Now What?
My Pet Ingested Antifreeze, Now What? During the colder months of the year, one of the most common cases that veterinarians see in hospitals across the country are pets who have ingested antifreeze. Dogs are most commonly found to ingest the fluid – it tastes sweet to them and they may have access to it […]
Can I Give My Dog or Cat Pain Medication?
September is Animal Pain Awareness Month! Oftentimes, as pet owners, it can get a little confusing on whether or not you’re able to give your pet medications that are safe for humans. Our experts at IndyVet are telling us that giving your pet any over-the-counter (OTC) pain medication is a big no-no and we’ll explain […]
How Do I Give My Large Dog Eye Ointment?
Depending on the size of your dog, there are different techniques that you can use in order to help your pet with eye medications and/or ointments. Smaller dogs tend to be easier because you can hold them in your lap. However, if you own a large dog you may be wondering ‘how do I give […]
Houseplants That Are Toxic for Dogs and Cats
When spring is in the air, we all tend to get a little itch (pun intended) to do some gardening. One very popular hobby right now that is trending is the houseplant hobby. The boom in this industry in unknown but could be due to various reasons such as mental and physical wellness, the need […]
Why is the Wait So Long | Emergency Veterinary Hospitals
IndyVet Emergency and Specialty Hospital is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide emergency and critical care to pets. This 30,000 square foot facility houses an emergency department and eight specialty departments including Critical Care, Ophthalmology, Oncology, Surgery, Rehabilitation, Neurology, Anesthesia, and Internal Medicine. With over 100 people on staff, you […]