Zionsville Animal Hospital

01/07/2025

Splish, splash, tomorrow is National Bubble Bath Day! 🛁 ​

Regular grooming is essential to keeping your pet happy and healthy. Below are our pet grooming tips for a pawsitively perfect look:​

1. Use pet-safe shampoo tailored to their skin type.​

2. Keep water lukewarm – not too hot or cold.​

3. Brush before and after the bath to avoid tangles.​

4. Always dry them off thoroughly to prevent chills.​

Share our Pet Grooming Tips with a fellow pet parent – and drop any additional tips in the comments that you find helpful! 🐾 ​

01/04/2025

for National Trivia Day! 😺​

Did you know that cats can make over 100 different sounds? Their vocal cords are incredibly flexible, allowing them to communicate with us in so many ways.

If you have a favorite pet fact, share it with us in the comments!

01/02/2025

Keeping your pet active during the colder months can be tricky, but maintaining a healthy weight is crucial for their overall wellness. ​

For our dog patients, we recommend indoor tug-of-war, indoor fetch, and interactive toys. ​

For our cat patients, additional cardboard boxes never hurt – along with laser pointers, birdwatch stations, and interactive toys. ​

What are some indoor activities your pet loves to engage with? Share with us in the comments!​

12/31/2024

🎉 New Year, New Pawsibilities! 🎉

Part of our 2025 resolutions is to keep those tails wagging and whiskers twitching all year long.

What’s your pet’s New Year’s resolution? Share in the comments below!

12/31/2024

Jack partied too hard too early, and now we have to close early! Have a safe NYE every one! See you all in the New Year!

12/30/2024

Avian Influenza (H5N1) is presenting especially on the western coast. The largest danger currently to pets (mainly cats right now but including dogs also) is feeding raw diets and any unpasteurized dairy products. Raw does include non-cooked eggs.
Right now we recommend feeding only fully cooked meals. This includes not feeding raw coated kibble.
Please be wary of any ill or deceased birds. If your pet begins having respiratory symptoms-please contact us.

12/26/2024

It may not have been a feline billiards set, but we’d love to know – what did your pet get for the holidays?

Share it with us in the comments!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas! We are closed today. We will re-open tomorrow at 8am for your pet’s needs. Jack and Dr. Wasem and our whole team wish you a safe and happy holiday!
If an emergency happens with your pet today the closest emergency clinic is:
MedVet 317-872-8387

12/24/2024

Share this post if your holiday spirit is just like this Chihuahua’s!

Happy howlidays to our pet patients and their humans. We hope you have a wonderfur time with your friends & family!

12/24/2024

From our very own Dr. Maddy!!

The veterinarian also explains that most forms of seasoning - including garlic, onion, and nutmeg - can be toxic for pets.

12/21/2024

The holidays are a time of joy and excitement, but they can also bring chaos and stress, increasing the chances of a pet emergency.

❄️ Check out our tips and share this post to help promote a safe holiday season!

More on this here: https://bit.ly/4fd37yE

12/20/2024

A reminder we close at 2pm for our annual Holiday Party. We will re-open tomorrow at 8am.

12/19/2024

Routine physical exams are great for checking your pet’s heart, lungs, eyes, and ears, but what about their internal health?

Annual blood panels help us assess internal health including liver and kidney function, metabolic disease, and blood counts. Diagnostic tests provide valuable insight into changes in their health over time and allow us to identify illnesses early which can lead to faster treatment and often a better prognosis

💉 Schedule your pet’s wellness exam with us so we can run blood panels and help keep your pet healthy as can be!

12/19/2024

Holiday Schedule:
Friday December 20th close at 2p
December 24th close at noon
December 25th CLOSED
December 31st close at noon
January 1st CLOSED

12/18/2024

Soo cute! Sound on for the kitten meow😻

12/17/2024

With the holiday season in full effect, we know that there may be treats on your pet’s wish list. We also know that you are likely tired of the toothbrushing battle. Which is why we recommend dental treats!
Dental treats are a great way to reduce the severity of periodontal disease.

We urge our pet parents to look for the VOHC Seal of Acceptance and to avoid hard treats such as synthetic or natural bones.

12/16/2024

We would like to introduce Jack Frost as our newest team member!! He was found suffering from frostbite. Thanks to Humane Society of Boone County for our new ginger😻 He has been going through onboarding.

12/14/2024

✈️ We know that flying is a common stressor for humans and pets. If you and your pet are traveling this holiday season, check out our top 5 tips to help make travel as comfortable as possible:

Read more here: https://bit.ly/4hefNal

Share this post to help out other pets and their humans!