Windermere Animal Hospital

Our non-invasive laser therapy accelerates natural healing and manages pain for pets recovering from surgery or living with chronic conditions like arthritis. This advanced treatment option effectively addresses inflammation, skin conditions, and post-operative discomfort while being completely painless for animals. Our veterinary team customizes treatment plans to suit each pet's specific medical needs and recovery goals.

We diagnose and treat behavioral issues in pets through comprehensive consultations that identify underlying causes of aggression, anxiety, and destructive behaviors. Our veterinarians develop customized treatment plans combining behavior modification techniques, environmental adjustments, and potential medication to address both simple obedience issues and complex psychological conditions in dogs and cats.

Our USDA-certified veterinarians provide official health certificates required for domestic and international pet travel. We assist with all documentation requirements, vaccine verification, and preparation timelines to ensure compliance with destination-specific regulations for air and ground transportation of pets.

Our boarding facility offers comfortable, clean accommodations for cats and dogs with daily housekeeping, outdoor exercise, and individualized care. We maintain strict vaccination requirements for all boarders while providing access to veterinary medical services when needed during their stay at our Fishers facility.

We specialize in preventive and therapeutic dental care for pets, including routine cleanings, oral examinations, and treatment of periodontal disease. Our services address common dental issues that affect 80% of pets by age three, preventing systemic health complications through professional cleaning and home care recommendations.

We provide comprehensive services including diagnostics, surgery, dental care, laser therapy, behavior counseling, boarding, and emergency treatment.

Yes, we offer emergency veterinary services for urgent medical situations outside regular business hours.

Our hospital is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM for regular veterinary care.

Yes, we offer comfortable boarding with individualized care for cats and dogs in our Fishers facility.

Call us at (317) 841-1846 or request an appointment online through our website for any veterinary service.

Yes, our USDA-certified veterinarians provide official health certificates required for domestic and international pet travel.

Hello! I brought my cat here for her very first vet visit yesterday and I was very pleased with the experience I had. Dr. Arnold was really great with my nervous kitty who was hiding behind the computer, lol. He was able to get her out and complete her exam with a lot of great information. Will be back with my other cat soon. : thank you!

Dr. Nix and Kala and the entire staff are such amazing people. They care about our pets and they are motivated by caretaking. They helped me and my family out so much with my cat, Hamilton. He had a urethral obstruction and complications afterward, and they performed services at a very affordable cost and did so with amazing care. Don't take your pet anywhere else, Windermere Animal Hospital is the best!

I recently had a very sick kitty. Dr Nix. and the rest of the staff (Kala) treated her and me with great compassion, patience and knowledge. Dr Nix gave us several options to treat Pumpkin and spent a lot of time explaining the options. Unfortunately Pumpkin crossed the rainbow Bridge. Each and every staff member including Dr. Nix, wrote a note and signed the sympathy card they sent us. They all helped us through a very difficult time. I have had pets my entire life and have never experienced such knowledge and compassion from all the staff.

Been going there for many years but not anymore. Supposedly they have a new grooming charge (which she said has been in placed but never enforced) for $56 stool examination with a $9 fee sample, which they were unable to get a sample. It is now required for grooming. So they were unable to do the stool exam but still groomed my dog and charged me. If it is required, why did they go forth with the bath. It is just their way to make extra money for overpriced services.

I am adding to my wife's review of our recent experience with our dog. We dropped him, he's a 3.5 year old golden doodle, at their groomer for a fluff and buff. He's a rescue and cannot be crated as he freaks out and tries to chew his way out of a metal crate. It destroys his teeth. They knew this as we'd had him groomed there many times previously. My wife dropped him there first thing and told 2 people that he cannot be crated. It's always a condition for anywhere we take him -vet or groomer.

And they acknowledged and agreed he would not be crated. I picked him up and didn't see him in their open pens. I asked where he was and said he should not be crated. I was told by 2 people that it's okay, he's in a big crate. So clearly their decision wasn't a mistake. They made the conscious decision to crate him. So now he can't eat kibble or eat his favorite treats. These people lied to us and their lies resulted in our dog being harmed. I would never take an animal to be treated or groomed at Windermere.