Helpful things for pet families
Our online pharmacy, how to pay for care, and the websites we point clients to most often.
Online pharmacy and home delivery
Order your pet's food and medication through our VetSource online pharmacy and have it delivered to your door. Because the doctor approves each order, please allow up to three business days for approval.
Shop the online pharmacyRefilling something we already prescribed? Request a refill for pickup at the office instead.
Payment options
Payment is due at the time of service. For larger or unexpected costs, we accept CareCredit, a healthcare credit card with financing options for veterinary care. You can apply online in minutes.
Learn about CareCredit Sites we trust
Veterinary medicine and pet care are covered by a huge number of websites, some excellent and some just plain lousy. These are a few we have found especially useful. We cannot vouch for every word on every site, our own included, but they are a good place to start.
Poison control and emergencies
- ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at (888) 426-4435. Call right away if your pet may have eaten something toxic. A consultation fee may apply.
- Pet Poison Helpline
A 24-hour animal poison control service at (855) 764-7661, with a searchable list of foods, plants and household items that are dangerous to pets.
Pet health and medicine
- Veterinary Partner
One of our favorite sites, loaded with reliable information about dogs, cats, small mammals and even reptiles, written by some of the top veterinarians in the country. Go here for first aid, behavior and detailed articles on thousands of medical and surgical conditions.
- AAHA for pet parents
From the American Animal Hospital Association, the organization that accredits our hospital. Vaccination guidelines, frequently asked questions and what accreditation means for your pet.
- AVMA pet owner resources
Public health information from the American Veterinary Medical Association, including diseases that can affect animals and people, disaster preparedness and resources for kids.
- Cat Friendly Homes (AAFP)
From the American Association of Feline Practitioners: the subtle signs that a cat is not feeling well, tips for less stressful trips to the vet and why cats benefit from regular exams.
- American Heartworm Society
Everything about heartworm disease in dogs and cats, including the signs that are not commonly recognized in cats and why year-round prevention matters in Indiana.
- Indiana Veterinary Medical Association
Information of specific interest to Hoosier pet owners, including Indiana heartworm data and animal health updates.
Behavior and training
- Dog Star Daily
Dog training tips and behavior problem prevention, with advice on raising a puppy and choosing a trainer.
Nutrition
- Hill's Pet Nutrition
The official site for Science Diet and the Prescription Diet line, with information on each diet and guides to puppy and kitten care.
Pet loss and grief
- Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement
One of the better pet loss and grief resources, with articles, support groups and counseling referrals for the final days of a pet’s life, euthanasia decisions and the healing process afterward.
Adoption and breeds
- Petfinder
A fabulous resource for locating an adoptable pet anywhere in the country, with links to shelters and breed rescue organizations near your ZIP code. Possibly your next pet.
- Humane World for Animals
Formerly the Humane Society of the United States. Information about pet adoption, animal shelters and animal welfare issues.
- American Kennel Club
Information on dog breeds and finding a responsible breeder.
Pet insurance
- Trupanion
One of the nation’s leading pet insurance providers. We do not endorse one company over another, but pet insurance has helped many of our clients manage the cost of care.
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