Brownsburg Animal Clinic

01/25/2025

Meet our extern, Haley Davis. She's a 4th-year student at Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine who will be completing an externship with us between January 27 and February 14. https://brownsburganimalclinic.com/meet-our-extern-haley-davis/

01/24/2025

‼️SIGHTINGS NEEDED — PLEASE REPORT SIGHTINGS DIRECTLY TO HCAS / DO NOT POST ON SOCIAL MEDIA — HELP BY SHARING‼️

These two female lab mixes went missing from their home in Plainfield on Wednesday, 1/15/25.. 10 Days Ago!

The dogs are EXTREMELY TIMID.
Very fearful of strangers. Not aggressive, but they will bolt from the area if approached.

They are also are no longer together, and each is covering a very wide area of Hendricks County. Sightings have included locations in Avon, Brownsburg and Plainfield.

In order to get them back home, we need to track each dog’s exact movements. If spotted, please…

➡️ DO NOT chase, call out or try to approach.

➡️ DO NOT post sightings to social media. We do not want extra attention drawn to the dog’s location. Instead…

➡️ CALL HCAS at (317)745-9250 or TEXT (317)286-6256.

Please be as specific as possible with time, location and direction traveling.

Pictures are also appreciated!

Help us get them home by sharing this post!

01/22/2025

Indy Lost Pet Alert uses social media to spread the word about lost and found pets!

01/21/2025

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01/21/2025

Among the many challenges that come with operating a veterinary clinic, the American Veterinary Medical Association recognizes clients’ “disconnect around cost” as one worthy of ongoing research and training for practice owners and their teams. With the release of the AVMA’s latest resources on communicating about pet care costs, we decided to fine-tune our approach to conversations with you about the costs of veterinary care for your pets. Our aim is to make all our conversations with you as empathetic, informative and personally relevant as we can. https://brownsburganimalclinic.com/the-care-cost-conversation/

01/18/2025

It looks like Indiana is not among the states where the food in question was distributed, but if you're feeding your cat any brand of raw food, you should be alert to symptoms of avian influenza.

A new source of exposure highly pathogenic avian influenza is affecting cats: raw diets containing poultry such as duck, turkey, or chicken that were contaminated with the virus. Cats appear to be particularly susceptible to severe illness from H5N1, often resulting in death.

01/14/2025

We recognize the cost of veterinary care these days is as high as it’s ever been, and we witness every day the negative impact the cost of care has on clients and patients right here in our own community. In this post, we talk about the causes of rising prices for veterinary care, outline some of the measures we're taking to help our clients manage the costs of care and, finally, present a personal note from Dr. Brady affirming our continuing status as an independently owned and operated practice. https://brownsburganimalclinic.com/understanding-veterinary-care-costs/

01/10/2025

Due to the inclement weather, we will be closing at 5:30pm tonight. Stay safe everyone!

01/08/2025

Extreme cold weather is in the forecast for many parts of the US this week. Here are a few tips to ensure you keep your pets safe.

You can find more information - including tips for livestock owners - at avma.org/ColdWeather.

01/08/2025

01/07/2025

What temperature is too cold for cats? ❄️

01/07/2025

January is National Train Your Dog Month—an ideal time to address behavior problems that can diminish your relationship with your canine companion. In addition to one-on-one behavior counseling available from our veterinarians, our friends at Misty Eyes Animal Center offer training classes for dogs of all ages. Read this week’s post to understand the serious potential consequences of unresolved behavior problems and how training your dog can come to the rescue. https://brownsburganimalclinic.com/training-to-the-rescue/

01/07/2025

We're here for you and your pet! As road conditions improve, we are resuming our normal office hours—8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday and 8:00 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Our weather forecast calls for continuing low temperatures during the coming week, so we strongly encourage you to review and follow the safety precautions we recommended in our recent blog post to protect your pet in cold weather. Please be careful out there! https://brownsburganimalclinic.com/keeping-your-pet-safe-in-cold-weather/

01/06/2025

What temperature is too cold for dogs? ❄️

01/06/2025

Brownsburg Animal Clinic will be open from 1:00 to 5:00 on Monday afternoon to see several sick patients at their previously-scheduled appointments. Clients who have prescriptions already filled and ready for pick-up or who want to purchase food are free to stop by. We're working with a limited staff and will answer phone calls as we are able. Take care everybody!