Indian Bend Animal Hospital

09/18/2024

OMG! How cute is this little Ewok?
Lola
We will be closed Wednesday for a work function. Sorry for any inconvenience. We will be back open Thursday.

09/14/2024

Cinderella wants to remind everyone we will be closed tomorrow and will open up Monday morning as usual. Have a great weekend!

09/12/2024

Nala
3 month old Nala wants to let everyone know that we will be closed this Saturday. Wishing everyone a happy weekend!

08/26/2024

08/24/2024

Zion wants to spread the word that we will be closed Saturday August 24th. Hopefully everyone will have a great weekend and we will be back in the office Monday morning.

08/23/2024

Mar-vell would like to let you know that we will be closed tomorrow from 12pm-2pm. We will be back in the office at 2pm.

08/13/2024

Tis came in today for her annual Heart Worm Test. She has the most beautiful blue eyes!

08/09/2024

The office will be closed Saturday August 10th. We will re-open Monday morning August 12th.
Have a great weekend!

07/05/2024

Holiday Hours: We will be closed Saturday 7-6-2024.

Daisy wants to remind you that fireworks will continue all weekend so keep your pets safe indoors. Make sure they have an up-to-date collar/tags and microchip.

07/01/2024

Happy Birthday Raven!

06/29/2024

Audie

06/27/2024

06/26/2024

Fireworks are right around the corner! Make sure your pet's microchip is up to date and they have collars with ID tags.
MR. Happy Feets came in to get a sedative because he hates fireworks. Don't wait til the last minute! Call today!

06/06/2024

When you have to wear the dreaded Cone-Of-Shame, you might as well make it cute! Luna is modeling the adorable hearts cone.

06/01/2024

Hahaha...

06/01/2024

Here's a great idea for some fun summer activities for your pups. Daisy and Liz love playing in the little doggie pool. Keeps them cool and tires them out!

05/29/2024

It's that time of year again.

05/28/2024

Memorial Day Holiday hours. The office will be closed this Wednesday (5-29-24) and will re-open Thursday morning at 8AM. We will be open without a doctor on Thursday so please plan accordingly.
Thank you
photo of Bradley Cooper the cat.

05/27/2024

On Memorial Day and every day, we honor those who gave their lives to protect our freedom.

05/09/2024

This beautiful girl came in this afternoon. Luna😍💜❤️💞💓

05/08/2024

So true!

04/03/2024

Without fail 🙄😁

03/30/2024

If you're planning on getting Easter flowers, please beware of lilies! This flower is toxic to cats, and even brief exposure can be dangerous. If you think your kitty has been around lilies, contact your vet or emergency clinic right away.

03/30/2024

When decorating for Easter, PLEASE REMEMBER, Lilies are a big NO when you have cats at home. They can also make your dog very sick if ingested but cats are highly sensitive to all kinds of lilies. Contact with any part of a lily can be fatal for your cat. Coming in contact with just the pollen itself can be serious enough for your pet to need to see a doctor immediately. While there are many types of lilies, the most dangerous are true lilies, which unfortunately includes the Easter Lily.

If choosing to decorate with flowers this holiday, SKIP THE LILIES ALTOGETHER. Their beauty is not worth the pain and sickness of your pet.

If you believe your pet has been exposed to lilies and is showing signs of distress such as vomiting, lethargy, or lack of appetite, please call ASPCA Poison Control or the Pet Poison Helpline immediately. They can provide further information on next steps for your pet such as seeking a veterinary professional. Please do not wait it out, the toxicity will only progress and can lead to death without treatment.

*The last picture shows a peace lily, which may be a lily by name but not a true lily. While not lethal like a true lily, it contains calcium oxalate crystals which are toxic and can cause a variety of GI issues.*

ASPCA Poison Control: 888-426-4435
Pet Poison Helpline: 855-764-7661

Follow this link for more info:

https://www.aspcapro.org/resource/how-spot-which-lilies-are-dangerous-cats-plan-treatment