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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Phone: (614) 861-1700

Phone: (614) 861-7460

Fax: (614) 861-7460

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Indian Creek, East Columbus

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http://www.indiancreekvethosp.com

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Phone: (614) 861-6411

Address: 295 Lancaster Ave, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068

Website: http://www.indiancreekvethosp.com

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Owners rarely bring up dental health as a concern during appointments. If they do, it is usually because their furry friend's kisses have become rather unpleasant recently....
Vaccination
In some instances, it is legally required to have your pet examined by a veterinarian in order for their travel. At Indian Creek we require the owner to be responsible for informing staff of all necessary protocols and paperwork required to travel to any specific destination (this includes vaccination schedule requirements, diagnostic testing, health certificates, microchip requirements, medication requirements, etc per state / country).
Behavioral Counseling
To create, deter, or alter any sort of behavior (dog jumping, bird biting, cat hiding, rabbit chewing furniture), you must understand what Operant Conditioning is. This is a model that can be applied to every single species for almost every single behavior modification. It is the
Nutritional Counseling
For example, if your dog limps, pain medications, surgery, joint supplements, weight-loss or a "joint food" might help. If your cat has a tumor, surgery may help get rid of it. If your pet has a hormone imbalance, medications may solve the problem. The list goes on...
Comprehensive Examination
A careful evaluation of the abdomen must be a part of the physical exam. Every veterinarian has made surprising discoveries while examining "normal" dogs and cats. Many owners were shocked to find out that their pet had only one normal kidney, or was harboring an undiscovered tumor or was pregnant! Bladder stones, for instance, can be discovered during a routine physical exam. So in addition to feeling what's on the outside of the pet, what's inside is just as important.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Canine parasite prevention is a battle of two locations. Many are familiar with the creepy crawly fleas and ticks, also known as
Behavioral Disorder Treatment
Pain Management
Remember this very important concept: "age is not a disease." Just because a pet is 12 or 14 or 16 years old does not mean you should give up easily. That said, if neither pain management nor medical and surgical treatments can help, then maybe it is time to consider euthanasia.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Skin and coat are really excellent indicators of the pet's health status. Look at this dog's coat and you can see right away that there is something wrong. The coat should be shiny, not brittle and coarse, and the skin should be clean and not greasy or flaky, as you see to the right.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
The rabbit who hasn’t eaten for a week will probably not make it. The iguana who has been on the wrong diet for the past 5 years may be too damaged to make a comeback. Birds on seed-only diets are nutritionally compromised. The rat suffering with respiratory disease for several months has end-stage lungs and will not survive.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Anal Gland Infection Treatment
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
Urine can give many clues about renal and endocrine function. It is also the only way to confirm a urinary tract infection.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Obesity Treatment
DO: Take Your Pet's Weight Seriously: Studies show that thinner pets live an average of two years longer than overweight pets. With over 60% of American pets being overweight or obese, it’s a serious problem. If your veterinarian says that your pet is obese, don’t take it the wrong way, they have your pet’s best interest at heart! Ask your veterinarian for a detailed weight loss plan, discuss your pet’s diet, routine exercise, etc. By being proactive and addressing this properly, you can get your pet’s weight under control and hopefully gain a few more happy, and healthy, years together.
Heart Disease Treatment
Every good exam includes getting that stethoscope against the chest and listening to the lungs and paying close attention to the heart sounds. The first way to gain information about a pet's heart is to listen. (If your veterinarian seems not to be listening to you while the stethoscope is plugged into his/her ears, don't be insulted!) If any deviation from normal is detected, further workup may be a good idea. A cardiac workup usually entails an EKG to assess the electrical activity of the heart and X-rays or an echocardiogram to evaluate the heart's size and shape. Lungs sounds are important for catching underlying respiratory pathologies.

Veterinary Surgery
Laser Surgery
Laser for all soft tissue surgeries since 2011. Laser surgery offers better hemostasis (controlling bleeding) and visibility, less post-operative swelling, and decreased post-operative pain. This means your pet is feeling better after a procedure. In certain procedures, better hemostasis and visibility will reduce overall surgical time, and therefore less anesthetic time and risk.

X-Ray
Dental Radiology
X-Ray and Ultrasound are two ways we can visualize your pet's body internally. This can be beneficial for seeing bone abnormalities, organ size abnormality, growths and masses, abnormal internal tissue, foreign objects, and much more. We also have dental x-ray capability for oral abscesses, and other periodontal pathology.

General Pet Care

Grooming
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