Indian Hills Animal Clinic

I have taken my cats here for over 6 years. Everyone I've interacted with at Indian Hills is always so nice. I feel like they genuinely care about my pets.

We just recently made the decision to switch to a new vet after having our vet for 47 years. So far we have been happy with how they have treated our pets. Everyone is Caring and they show genuine concern for our pets and that has meant a lot to us!

Professional, caring team of top notch vets and staff. Dr Hill is absolutely amazing. They do their best to get you in asap and my doggos always look forward to seeing them, especially the nice ladies at the desk. I appreciate their advanced technology and knowing they are doing all they can for my furry family. Thank you IHAC for being so wonderful.

I’ll be using Indian Hills Animal Clinic for probably about 10 years. They do a fantastic job with the animals and staff are friendly and knowledgeable. My dog is aggressive and they handle him very well. He enjoys going there in is good with their staff. He does not want to go anywhere else, but to Indian Hills Animal Clinic he gets excited to see the staff, especially Jennifer.

My cat had surgery April 1st, when he came home we had a cone on him and he shook his head and immediately two buttons flew off(which I feel should not happen right after putting them on) I contacted the nurse and she told me that her and the doc were fine with how it will heal, not three days after surgery cats ear filled back up with fluid. So I reached back out and they got back to me this morning and we went in for a check up and they were very belittling and blaming me for what happened. The came back in recommending him having surgery…again. We had already paid 900 dollars in the first and now want to charge another 350 dollars for the surgery again. Even though it was nothing we did. I asked for other options and they told me surgery, they can drain it knowing it’ll refill again( making it seem like we will need to come in often and pay for it each time), or just leave it and let it “scar” in a couple of months.