Indy Paws Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital located on the East Side of downtown Indianapolis. Our hospital has proudly served Indianapolis and the surrounding communities since it first opened its doors in 1999. Thanks to the continued support from our community, our veterinary hospital has been able to continuously grow and expand.
Dr. Kiersten Wiley acquired the hospital in 2017 after 11 years of ownership under Dr. Angela Smith. Our name changed from Emerson Pet Clinic to Indy Paws Animal Hospital to better represent our scope. At Indy Paws Veterinary Hospital, we know that being entrusted with the care of your four-legged family member is an important responsibility. We strive to earn this trust by providing exceptional, individual, and compassionate care for our clients and patients in an affordable way.
At Indy Paws Veterinary Hospital, it is our goal to be the most respected veterinary healthcare providers in Indianapolis. We work to achieve this through continuous education and innovation, a team-oriented approach to medicine, and a family atmosphere.
Dr. Kiersten Wiley acquired the hospital in 2017 after 11 years of ownership under Dr. Angela Smith. Our name changed from Emerson Pet Clinic to Indy Paws Animal Hospital to better represent our scope. At Indy Paws Veterinary Hospital, we know that being entrusted with the care of your four-legged family member is an important responsibility. We strive to earn this trust by providing exceptional, individual, and compassionate care for our clients and patients in an affordable way.
At Indy Paws Veterinary Hospital, it is our goal to be the most respected veterinary healthcare providers in Indianapolis. We work to achieve this through continuous education and innovation, a team-oriented approach to medicine, and a family atmosphere.
Services
If your pet needs medical care, we are proud to provide a wide range of services to diagnose and treat your pet family.
At Indy Paws, we know that emergencies can be scary for you and your pet family.
If you feel your pet is having an emergency, please try to alert us while you are on your way so that our staff can be prepared to initiate life-saving treatments upon your arrival.
At Indy Paws, we know that emergencies can be scary for you and your pet family.
If you feel your pet is having an emergency, please try to alert us while you are on your way so that our staff can be prepared to initiate life-saving treatments upon your arrival.
Dr. Wiley was born and raised northwest of Indianapolis.
She grew up with a fascination of animals; her first word was bird.
Her interest in veterinary medicine never swayed as she pursued her career.
Dr. Wiley spent 8 years at Purdue University earning her undergraduate and doctorate degrees.
She began her practice as a Veterinarian in Eastern North Carolina and is excited to be back home in Indiana.
Dr. Wiley and her husband, Jacob, share their home with two rescue dogs, Maci Mae and Mrs. Pigglesworth.
She grew up with a fascination of animals; her first word was bird.
Her interest in veterinary medicine never swayed as she pursued her career.
Dr. Wiley spent 8 years at Purdue University earning her undergraduate and doctorate degrees.
She began her practice as a Veterinarian in Eastern North Carolina and is excited to be back home in Indiana.
Dr. Wiley and her husband, Jacob, share their home with two rescue dogs, Maci Mae and Mrs. Pigglesworth.
Holly joined Indy Paws as our full time practice manager after spending much of her career in human healthcare leadership.
She is excited to join Dr. Wiley and the Indy Paws family in serving the furry families of the Near Eastside.
While not originally from Indy, Holly has lived on the East side for over a decade and considers it home.
She has 3 rescue dogs, two are tripaws, and she states they are her whole world.
She has been vegetarian for over twenty years and cares deeply about animals and the environment.
She is excited to join Dr. Wiley and the Indy Paws family in serving the furry families of the Near Eastside.
While not originally from Indy, Holly has lived on the East side for over a decade and considers it home.
She has 3 rescue dogs, two are tripaws, and she states they are her whole world.
She has been vegetarian for over twenty years and cares deeply about animals and the environment.
Preventive care is one of the most important aspects of maintaining your pet's health.
Starting from a young age, it is important to develop a relationship with our veterinary health care team.
This allows us to know your pet's history and identify potential health concerns before they become serious.
At the early detection stage, treatments are often easier and less expensive.
Wellness visits are recommended every 3-4 weeks beginning at 6 weeks of age for puppies and kittens and annually thereafter.
Starting from a young age, it is important to develop a relationship with our veterinary health care team.
This allows us to know your pet's history and identify potential health concerns before they become serious.
At the early detection stage, treatments are often easier and less expensive.
Wellness visits are recommended every 3-4 weeks beginning at 6 weeks of age for puppies and kittens and annually thereafter.
Vaccination is one of the easiest and inexpensive ways to protect your pet's health.
Vaccinations can be placed into 2 general categories: core (recommend for all pets) and non-core (recommended based upon lifestyle).
Our staff believes in individualized vaccination plans: we will discuss your dog's lifestyle, environment and travel to help tailor a plan that makes sense for your pet.
Some vaccinations may be administered annually, while others may be given less frequently.
While vaccines are available through sources other than your veterinarian, they may not protect your pet against disease unless they are properly stored, handled, and administered.
Vaccinations can be placed into 2 general categories: core (recommend for all pets) and non-core (recommended based upon lifestyle).
Our staff believes in individualized vaccination plans: we will discuss your dog's lifestyle, environment and travel to help tailor a plan that makes sense for your pet.
Some vaccinations may be administered annually, while others may be given less frequently.
While vaccines are available through sources other than your veterinarian, they may not protect your pet against disease unless they are properly stored, handled, and administered.
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