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Monday 8am - 7pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 6pm Thursday 8am - 7pm Friday 8am - 6pm

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Monon Animal Hospital

“We treat your pet as we would our own!”
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12/04/2024

Eleanor Rigby may be one of your favorite Beatles songs but THIS Eleanor Rigby is one of our favorite kitties😻

12/03/2024

Here’s a Poppy!
She was the bravest for her puppy boosters💉

12/02/2024

We are spreading the holiday cheer by giving some cookies to MedVet, VCA Fishers, Nora Apothecary and Animal Allergy and Dermatology!

Thanks to their help we are able to give your babies the best care possible! It does truly take a village. Shoutout to abigails_best for making these amazing cookies! 🎄🍪

11/29/2024

Happy shopping! 😸

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving everypawdy!🦃🐾

11/27/2024

We are SO very thankful for each and every one of you!🦃🍂

Here are our hours for the next couple of days. If your pet needs immediate emergency care, please contact MedVet (317- 872-8387) or VCAAVCC (317-578-4100)

11/26/2024

Acupuncture is becoming a common treatment for a variety of illnesses in the veterinary community.

Our very own Dr. Wu has been working hard on pursuing continued education in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) to further enhance patient care. If you think your pet might benefit from TCVM, schedule an appointment today!

11/25/2024

The very first step of a dental cleaning is to take dental x-rays! This is to ensure that there is no disease or damage under the gum line. Depending on what the x-rays shows us, that's how the doctor determines if there will be any extractions or not. Schedule your pet's dental today! 🦷

11/21/2024

This is Rooney! He came to us last week because he had a wound on his back leg. Thankfully it didn’t require too much and staples were placed. He was the best boy and kept his tail wagging the entire time!🥺🫶

11/20/2024

Just a friendly reminder on how to keep your pets safe during the holiday season! 🦃

11/19/2024

DID YOU KNOW?🔍

The little “dancing” worm is a Microfilariae. These are baby heartworms! These little guys take 5-7 months to mature into adult heartworms. Heartworm disease is spread by infected mosquitoes and can leave long lasting effects to your dog’s heart and lungs. Mature heartworms can lead to chronic inflammation and narrowing of the pulmonary arteries.

It is important to keep your dogs on heartworm prevention year round as we don’t know which mosquitoes are infected!🦟

11/18/2024

We just KNEADed to show you these babies!! How. Cute. 😻

11/15/2024

We are THIS excited that it’s Friday! 🙌

11/14/2024

Obsessed with Lado’s squishy face😍 He came in a week ago to get neutered and is doing fantastic at home! 🥜✂️

11/13/2024

It's World Kindness Day! This is your reminder to always be kind! All you need is love and a hug from your best pal🥺🫶

11/12/2024

Bear arriving to the clinic in style😎

11/11/2024

Happy Monday! Raise your hand if you’d rather be snuggling with these tiny beans 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

11/07/2024

November 7th is National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day.

Today we want to shine a light on this very special boy! This is Dug and he is our Canine Lymphoma Warrior. He unfortunately has crossed the rainbow bridge BUT he was able to live the happiest life a dog deserves for about a year post diagnosis. All thanks to his family and appropriate treatment. Early detection is crucial! This is why regular check ups are very important!

Address

1403 E 86th Street
Indianapolis, IN
46240

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+13172575656

Website

http://www.mononanimalhospital.com/

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Happy Thanksgiving everypawdy!🦃🐾

DID YOU KNOW?🔍 The little “dancing” worm is a Microfilariae. These are baby heartworms! These little guys take 5-7 months to mature into adult heartworms. Heartworm disease is spread by infected mosquitoes and can leave long lasting effects to your dog’s heart and lungs. Mature heartworms can lead to chronic inflammation and narrowing of the pulmonary arteries. It is important to keep your dogs on heartworm prevention year round as we don’t know which mosquitoes are infected!🦟