IndyVet Emergency & Specialty Hospital

Had a super scary situation with our 8 month old pup. We arrived just a few minutes before midnight on new year. They were exceptional in getting her the care she needed. Great folks there. Kind and caring. Might be a little more than your typical vet bill but it is totally worth it.

posted: 01/01/2024

There is no better place to take your pet for emergency services than IndyVet! Every person that I interacted with was kind, empathetic, and knowledgeable in their respective areas. Dr. Nina Fischer showed such care and compassion for my fur baby that I knew he was in the best of hands. She kept me informed every step of the way and patiently answered every question that I had. I am so grateful to her and the entire staff - because of this amazing group I still have many more years with my best friend. ❤️

posted: 01/02/2024

I was in California when my pup's accident happened and even though his chances were slim, IndyVet saved his life. Not only were they amazing in their medical care, but when I got back home, I saw how much each one of them genuinely cared about my boy. Fantastic group that clearly love what they do. I can never thank you all enough. River is completely recovered and back to his old self. He sends his pup love!!

posted: 10/26/2023

We were referred to IndyVet earlier this week with our very ill Golden Retriever, Sheldon. I'd never been there before. Our doctor was Haley Boswell, and she was so kind and patient with us. Our Sheldon didn't come home with us; we made the hard decision to euthanize, because he would only suffer. These people do the hard work. They have to say the hard things to hear. They have to remain calm when their patient's owners are a mess. They have to be sharp, smart, clear and compassionate. Patient... after patient... after patient, until their shift is over. They have to be strong enough not to take that whole mess of emotions home with them. I don't see how they do that job. But I'm so thankful that they do. They deserve nothing but respect and kindness from anyone who has to make that long trip to where they are. Because they don't get to see the puppies and kittens for their first Vet visit. They have to see them for their last. Be kind to these people if you go, we need them. There are not many people who could do their job with such kindness and intelligence. Not many at all. Thank you so much to Dr. Boswell and the whole amazing bunch of people that do the hard work there. You are so appreciated.

posted: 11/23/2023

I've had 2 separate pets taken in for different emergencies and the staff has always been up front and kind. 1st time was in June when one of our 10 weeks old pups got stuck or crushed in the recliner. My mother suffers from dementia and didn't realize the pup had entered from the rear of the recliner. Once I was able to free him I was just horrified he wasn't going to make it. We drove up from Morgantown IN. I was concerned about internal organ damage. He did have a chest contusion & went into pulmonary edema. I'm just going to say yes it is expensive for the appropriate care but it is health care. I feel before you step in the door at any emergency vet you should be prepared to pay in upwards of $1500 for just all the initial diagnostics not including treatments. But I am grateful Quinnie now Quigley is just so happy go lucky. Our second trip was in late Sept or early Oct. I went outside to check on pups and found my French Bulldog Clark Griswold breathing about 60 a min. We're not really sure what brought on the brachycephalic Syndrome but once again found ourselves in a critical situation & it was a busy night. NO NEWs IS GOOD NEWs. The staff here has always communicated well & in timely manner. Thank you for all you do!

posted: 11/25/2023