Veterinary Clinic of Indiana is a veterinary facility located in Indiana, PA providing small animal care. Our professional and caring staff is committed to providing the best-quality medical, surgical, and dental care for your pet. Veterinary Clinic of Indiana promotes preventative health care, responsible pet ownership, and seeks to offer relevant veterinary health education.
We are a branch affiliate of Kittanning Veterinary Hospital, and have full access to their services, as well.
We are a branch affiliate of Kittanning Veterinary Hospital, and have full access to their services, as well.
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About Us
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We are very excited to bring new veterinary services to the people and pets of Indiana, and provide a more convenient location for our established clients in the area!
Contact our office to learn more about our services, either by calling (724) 801-8638 or using the form to the right.
Full payment is due when services and products are provided.
We accept cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express credit cards.
We also accept Care Credit, which is a medical credit card that offers no- or low-interest monthly payment plans.
Contact our office to learn more about our services, either by calling (724) 801-8638 or using the form to the right.
Full payment is due when services and products are provided.
We accept cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express credit cards.
We also accept Care Credit, which is a medical credit card that offers no- or low-interest monthly payment plans.
Wellness Care
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At Veterinary Clinic of Indiana, we believe in the concept of preventative care.
A number of diseases and conditions can be prevented with regular veterinary care, and some diseases are more successfully treated with early diagnosis and intervention.
Throughout your pet's life, we encourage regular health examinations by a doctor, and we will develop a vaccination schedule based on individual risks.
We also address flea, tick, and intestinal parasite control throughout life; and appropriate nutritional needs based on age and lifestyle.
A number of diseases and conditions can be prevented with regular veterinary care, and some diseases are more successfully treated with early diagnosis and intervention.
Throughout your pet's life, we encourage regular health examinations by a doctor, and we will develop a vaccination schedule based on individual risks.
We also address flea, tick, and intestinal parasite control throughout life; and appropriate nutritional needs based on age and lifestyle.
Medical Care
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Just like us, our pets can get sick sometimes, too.
At those times, Veterinary Clinic of Indiana has a number of tools that can quickly provide results, and assist with diagnosing your pet's condition.
Our veterinarians and technicians examine samples under the microscope for parasites, abnormal cells, or bacteria.
We have automated blood machines that analyze blood cell counts and blood chemistries.
We use several types of SNAP test kits to diagnose infectious diseases like Lyme disease, heartworm, feline leukemia virus, and canine parvovirus.
At those times, Veterinary Clinic of Indiana has a number of tools that can quickly provide results, and assist with diagnosing your pet's condition.
Our veterinarians and technicians examine samples under the microscope for parasites, abnormal cells, or bacteria.
We have automated blood machines that analyze blood cell counts and blood chemistries.
We use several types of SNAP test kits to diagnose infectious diseases like Lyme disease, heartworm, feline leukemia virus, and canine parvovirus.
Surgical Care
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Prior to any surgery, we will perform a complete physical examination.
We recommend pre-anesthetic blood work to ensure your pet's kidneys and liver can process the drugs.
Based on your pet's physical condition and procedure planned, we then create an anesthetic plan.
We have a number of drugs to choose from, to provide the safest anesthetic event possible.
Intravenous fluids are encouraged for all procedures to maintain blood pressure, flush anesthetic drugs through the liver and kidneys, and provide IV access in the rare case emergency drugs are needed.
We recommend pre-anesthetic blood work to ensure your pet's kidneys and liver can process the drugs.
Based on your pet's physical condition and procedure planned, we then create an anesthetic plan.
We have a number of drugs to choose from, to provide the safest anesthetic event possible.
Intravenous fluids are encouraged for all procedures to maintain blood pressure, flush anesthetic drugs through the liver and kidneys, and provide IV access in the rare case emergency drugs are needed.
Dental Care
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Just like humans, dogs and cats need regular dental care that includes at-home maintenance, regular professional cleanings, and oral health examinations.
Dental disease doesn't just affect oral and tooth health; it can cause disease in other organs, including the heart, kidneys, and liver.
In order to perform a complete oral health procedure (OHP) safely and painlessly, your pet will require general anesthesia.
Your pet's examination will be much like a visit to your own dentist!
During your pet's OHP, our trained technician will remove tartar and plaque buildup from the teeth using an ultrasonic scaler and hand tools.
Dental disease doesn't just affect oral and tooth health; it can cause disease in other organs, including the heart, kidneys, and liver.
In order to perform a complete oral health procedure (OHP) safely and painlessly, your pet will require general anesthesia.
Your pet's examination will be much like a visit to your own dentist!
During your pet's OHP, our trained technician will remove tartar and plaque buildup from the teeth using an ultrasonic scaler and hand tools.
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