Franklin Falls Animal Clinic
Indianapolis, Indiana
General Info
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is a veterinary practice located in Indianapolis, IN. It is committed to offering comprehensive, high-quality services to pets in the community. Based in Indianapolis, United States, the clinic is renowned for its reliable and professional approach to animal health. The experienced team provides comprehensive wellness plans, regular check-ups, and a broad range of treatments tailored to each pet’s specific needs. Services often include the following: Ultrasound, Preventive Medicine, Parasite Prevention, Radiology (X-rays), Bloodwork, Surgery, and Laser Therapy. These procedures are performed expertly on the dog, cat, and other pets and involve both preventive and curative measures. The center is suitably fitted out, and its layout reduces the animals’ anxiety during veterinary visits, which is crucial for precise diagnosis and treatment. Clients note that the hospital’s staff goes above and beyond to care for their pets and that the veterinarians are always willing to talk about any issues. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic continues to grow as a cornerstone of the Indianapolis pet owning community. From helping young pets begin life on the right foot to assisting senior pets with chronic issues, the clinic’s experts are always ready to lend a hand. Their love for animals is also apparent in their desire to constantly learn more and their passion for teaching others about animal care. This ensures that every pet receives the best possible care. It strives to educate the public on responsible pet ownership and actively engages with the local community. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers an experience to Indiana families, including those in Indianapolis, which focuses on behavioral practices and environmental factors along with care routines that can be effortlessly integrated into daily life. During the initial consultations, clinic professionals look at a few basic behavior patterns such as rest periods, and food motivation together with toy interest levels and social interaction while assessing general body language. The team also looks at a pet’s joint range, coat health, ear sensitivity, muscle tension, hydration levels, gums and eyes during the exam. Through this comprehensive approach, I can bridge the gap between early signs (like avoidance of physical contact and hesitation with stairs) and strategic interventions for future challenges. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic delivers intricate wellness programs with preventative screenings and bloodwork, dental evaluations, orthopedic care, and behavior-informed treatment paths. Recommendations will also vary depending on your lifestyle (e.g., apartment living). Yard Space, Single Pet vs. homes with multiple pets and frequent travel. Care rhythm is adjusted in accordance with the pet’s temperament and attention span as well as home pacing rather than forcing a predetermined scheme. The clinic carefully develops each pet's behavioral and health profile over time, which helps it make individualized recommendations based on the family’s priorities. This allows caregivers to give efficient and compassionate care because of the changes in energy levels, sound reactions, and appetite which are typically observed. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic helps Indianapolis families and other Indiana residents set up veterinary practices that fit their lifestyles and the psychological needs of the pets to make each visit more effective and peaceful.
Services
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Counseling
Bloodwork
Boarding
Cardiology
Cold Laser Therapy
Dental Care
Dental Radiographs
Diagnostics
Hospice and Palliative Care
In-House Pharmacy
Laser Therapy
Microchipping
Nutritional Counseling
Orthopedic Surgery
Pain Management
Parasite Prevention
Pet Euthanasia
Pocket Pet Care
Preventive Medicine
Puppy and Kitten Care
Radiology (X-rays)
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Wellness Exams
Reviews
Lauren Anderson
14 May 2018
REPORT
My dog loves coming here! Staff is super friendly and is very clean as well! Highly reccomend!
Jared Weyerbacher
11 Jan 2018
REPORT
Prices were fair and Dr. Mullen showed unparalleled care and patience for my dog who is always terrified of vet visits.
Megan M
4 Nov 2017
REPORT
We just adopted a puppy and she seemed to have a bladder infection when we got her. Because she was a new pup we knew virtually nothing about her. Her doctor was amazing. Ive never had such a comprehe...
We just adopted a puppy and she seemed to have a bladder infection when we got her. Because she was a new pup we knew virtually nothing about her. Her doctor was amazing. Ive never had such a comprehensive vet check ever. We found out our new pup not only had a bladder infection but also a skin infection, worms, and a few (currently) benign tumors, amd scar tissue. I was heartbroken at how this pup had been treated before we got her. But also I was terrified of the bill we would get with this amount of problems. But we got out of there for about $200 for the full check up and all her antibiotics! I fully trust them. They seemed more than knowledgeable and caring. I'm astounded that this clinic has received anything but a 5 star review.
Sarah Cearing
25 Aug 2017
REPORT
The Best!
Brittney Woods
27 Feb 2017
REPORT
This is officially my most trusted animal clinic I've found. I've had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Mullen and Dr. Tieman, both of which have offered expert, caring, and affordable advice. They've ...
This is officially my most trusted animal clinic I've found. I've had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Mullen and Dr. Tieman, both of which have offered expert, caring, and affordable advice. They've been incredible with my cat, who's FelV/FIV +/+. Their prices are reasonable, and they've never pushed me to spend more. I'm so happy to have found this place for me and my baby boy.
Anne Rector
26 Feb 2017
REPORT
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several...
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several days. Mullen, the veterinarian, told me I should have made a VIDEO of the cat during a wheezing spell. My god, who would have thought of filming their pet during a such a time, and how could anyone think of starting a camera, pushing it up under a sick animal's face, and then recording it? Am I a movie director, who would tell the cat what to do and how to do it, for the sake of a silly woman doctor's ridiculous nonsense? This "doctor" did not administer treatment to my cat in any way, even though she agreed with me that the cat was not feeling well. At the very least she should have provided my cat with a mild antibiotic to ally symptoms and possibly prevent further issues. But no.
During the exam, Mullen said the cat had been well-taken care of, but had some wax in her ears. Would it have hurt this woman to have mildly cleaned the cats ears, as this is a difficult procedure, requiring delicate touch, and an animal doctor could have done it better than I? But no, Mullen didn't want to help my cat at all, apparently. A cotton swab or two with a bit of oil was too much to give of this "doctor."
In asking about giving current vaccinations, the technician told me that my ADULT cat should be given the full compliment once, and then should RETURN FOR A SECOND ROUND of the same amount in a couple weeks! This is complete baloney and a financial rip-off. Her reasoning was to "make sure the vaccinations take." How many times would they have to be done in order to "take." What poppy-cock and what a fraud. In sixty years of pet ownership I have NEVER heard such a lie. Further, if Mullen thought, as she said, that my cat was healthy that visit, there is no reason why she shouldn't have been vaccinated at the time. Mullen just wanted two more office visits, plus payment for two UNNECESSARY rounds of vaccine. No, Mullen, you aren't going to get even one.
For doing absolutely nothing to help my cat, this loopy, homely, fraudulent woman charged me over $$105.00. I had to ASK for the invoice. I was charged $7.00 for "technician fee." Excuse me, but shouldn't the "technicians" be on Mullen's payroll, and not MINE? I didn't ask for a "technician" (whomever it was) to attend. PLUS, there was an additional charge of $11.00 for the "blood draw." Why wasn't this part of the antibody test or even the exam? Everything Mullen does is an additional charge. She is a complete FRAUD.
I have filed a complaint with the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau. Additionally, if my concerns are not resolved, I intend to file with the state licensing board, which receives complaints through the Indiana Attorney General. These issues with Mullen will begin there.
Anne R.
12 Feb 2017
REPORT
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several...
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several days. Mullen, the veterinarian, told me I should have made a VIDEO of the cat during a wheezing spell. My god, who would have thought of filming their pet during a such a time, and how could anyone think of starting a camera, pushing it up under a sick animal's face, and then recording it? Am I a movie director, who would tell the cat what to do and how to do it, for the sake of a silly woman doctor's ridiculous nonsense? This "doctor" did not administer treatment to my cat in any way, even though she agreed with me that the cat was not feeling well. At the very least she should have provided my cat with a mild antibiotic to ally symptoms and possibly prevent further issues. But no. During the exam, Mullen said the cat had been well-taken care of, but had some wax in her ears. Would it have hurt this woman to have mildly cleaned the cats ears, as this is a difficult procedure, requiring delicate touch, and an animal doctor could have done it better than I? But no, Mullen didn't want to help my cat at all, apparently. A cotton swab or two with a bit of oil was too much to give of this "doctor."In asking about giving current vaccinations, the technician told me that my ADULT cat should be given the full compliment once, and then should RETURN FOR A SECOND ROUND of the same dosage in a couple weeks! This is complete baloney and a financial rip-off. Her reasoning was to "make sure the vaccinations take." How many times would they have to be done in order to "take." What poppy-cock and what a fraud. In sixty years of pet ownership I have NEVER heard such a lie. Further, if Mullen thought, as she said, that my cat was healthy that visit, there is no reason why she shouldn't have been vaccinated at the time. Mullen just wanted two more office visits, plus payment for two UNNECESSARY rounds of vaccine. No, Mullen, you aren't going to get even one. I was charged $96.00 for this, including a heartworm and fecal lab, that was supposed to have included 1/4 off for the initial visit, making this visit of nearly nothing, a fee of $135.00.
Lindsey A.
5 Nov 2013
REPORT
I have a rabbit who is often not able to be seen by regular vets. My rabbit had stopped eating and I was very worried, within the first few minutes of talking to the clinic they offered to see him wi...
I have a rabbit who is often not able to be seen by regular vets. My rabbit had stopped eating and I was very worried, within the first few minutes of talking to the clinic they offered to see him without having an appointment. They were extremely nice, caring and explained everything thoroughly to me. I'm confident that my sweet bunny will be ok.
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FAQs
Where is Franklin Falls Animal Clinic located?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is located at 6835 E Southport Rd A, Indianapolis, Indiana 46237. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Indianapolis area and surrounding communities.
What time does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic open and close each day?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Franklin Falls Animal Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Franklin Falls Animal Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic in Indianapolis offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Behavioral Counseling, Bloodwork, Boarding, Cardiology. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Indianapolis clinic.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Franklin Falls Animal Clinic?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Indianapolis has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Franklin Falls Animal Clinic microchip my pet?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday
Tue
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
Wed
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
Thu
8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
Fri
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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Franklin Falls Animal Clinic
Indianapolis, Indiana
6835 E Southport Rd A
Indianapolis Indiana 46237
General Info
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is a veterinary practice located in Indianapolis, IN. It is committed to offering comprehensive, high-quality services to pets in the community. Based in Indianapolis, United States, the clinic is renowned for its reliable and professional approach to animal health. The experienced team provides comprehensive wellness plans, regular check-ups, and a broad range of treatments tailored to each pet’s specific needs. Services often include the following: Ultrasound, Preventive Medicine, Parasite Prevention, Radiology (X-rays), Bloodwork, Surgery, and Laser Therapy. These procedures are performed expertly on the dog, cat, and other pets and involve both preventive and curative measures. The center is suitably fitted out, and its layout reduces the animals’ anxiety during veterinary visits, which is crucial for precise diagnosis and treatment. Clients note that the hospital’s staff goes above and beyond to care for their pets and that the veterinarians are always willing to talk about any issues. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic continues to grow as a cornerstone of the Indianapolis pet owning community. From helping young pets begin life on the right foot to assisting senior pets with chronic issues, the clinic’s experts are always ready to lend a hand. Their love for animals is also apparent in their desire to constantly learn more and their passion for teaching others about animal care. This ensures that every pet receives the best possible care. It strives to educate the public on responsible pet ownership and actively engages with the local community. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers an experience to Indiana families, including those in Indianapolis, which focuses on behavioral practices and environmental factors along with care routines that can be effortlessly integrated into daily life. During the initial consultations, clinic professionals look at a few basic behavior patterns such as rest periods, and food motivation together with toy interest levels and social interaction while assessing general body language. The team also looks at a pet’s joint range, coat health, ear sensitivity, muscle tension, hydration levels, gums and eyes during the exam. Through this comprehensive approach, I can bridge the gap between early signs (like avoidance of physical contact and hesitation with stairs) and strategic interventions for future challenges. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic delivers intricate wellness programs with preventative screenings and bloodwork, dental evaluations, orthopedic care, and behavior-informed treatment paths. Recommendations will also vary depending on your lifestyle (e.g., apartment living). Yard Space, Single Pet vs. homes with multiple pets and frequent travel. Care rhythm is adjusted in accordance with the pet’s temperament and attention span as well as home pacing rather than forcing a predetermined scheme. The clinic carefully develops each pet's behavioral and health profile over time, which helps it make individualized recommendations based on the family’s priorities. This allows caregivers to give efficient and compassionate care because of the changes in energy levels, sound reactions, and appetite which are typically observed. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic helps Indianapolis families and other Indiana residents set up veterinary practices that fit their lifestyles and the psychological needs of the pets to make each visit more effective and peaceful.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Popular Hours
6a
12p
6p
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Closed on {{popularHourDay.text}}
Services
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Counseling
Bloodwork
Boarding
Cardiology
Cold Laser Therapy
Dental Care
Dental Radiographs
Diagnostics
Hospice and Palliative Care
In-House Pharmacy
Laser Therapy
Microchipping
Nutritional Counseling
Orthopedic Surgery
Pain Management
Parasite Prevention
Pet Euthanasia
Pocket Pet Care
Preventive Medicine
Puppy and Kitten Care
Radiology (X-rays)
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Ultrasound
Vaccinations
Wellness Exams
Reviews
Lauren Anderson
14 May 2018
My dog loves coming here! Staff is super friendly and is very clean as well! Highly reccomend!
Jared Weyerbacher
11 Jan 2018
Prices were fair and Dr. Mullen showed unparalleled care and patience for my dog who is always terrified of vet visits.
Megan M
4 Nov 2017
We just adopted a puppy and she seemed to have a bladder infection when we got her. Because she was a new pup we knew virtually nothing about her. Her doctor was amazing. Ive never had such a comprehe...
We just adopted a puppy and she seemed to have a bladder infection when we got her. Because she was a new pup we knew virtually nothing about her. Her doctor was amazing. Ive never had such a comprehensive vet check ever. We found out our new pup not only had a bladder infection but also a skin infection, worms, and a few (currently) benign tumors, amd scar tissue. I was heartbroken at how this pup had been treated before we got her. But also I was terrified of the bill we would get with this amount of problems. But we got out of there for about $200 for the full check up and all her antibiotics! I fully trust them. They seemed more than knowledgeable and caring. I'm astounded that this clinic has received anything but a 5 star review.
Sarah Cearing
25 Aug 2017
The Best!
Brittney Woods
27 Feb 2017
This is officially my most trusted animal clinic I've found. I've had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Mullen and Dr. Tieman, both of which have offered expert, caring, and affordable advice. They've ...
This is officially my most trusted animal clinic I've found. I've had the pleasure of meeting with Dr. Mullen and Dr. Tieman, both of which have offered expert, caring, and affordable advice. They've been incredible with my cat, who's FelV/FIV +/+. Their prices are reasonable, and they've never pushed me to spend more. I'm so happy to have found this place for me and my baby boy.
Anne Rector
26 Feb 2017
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several...
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several days. Mullen, the veterinarian, told me I should have made a VIDEO of the cat during a wheezing spell. My god, who would have thought of filming their pet during a such a time, and how could anyone think of starting a camera, pushing it up under a sick animal's face, and then recording it? Am I a movie director, who would tell the cat what to do and how to do it, for the sake of a silly woman doctor's ridiculous nonsense? This "doctor" did not administer treatment to my cat in any way, even though she agreed with me that the cat was not feeling well. At the very least she should have provided my cat with a mild antibiotic to ally symptoms and possibly prevent further issues. But no.
During the exam, Mullen said the cat had been well-taken care of, but had some wax in her ears. Would it have hurt this woman to have mildly cleaned the cats ears, as this is a difficult procedure, requiring delicate touch, and an animal doctor could have done it better than I? But no, Mullen didn't want to help my cat at all, apparently. A cotton swab or two with a bit of oil was too much to give of this "doctor."
In asking about giving current vaccinations, the technician told me that my ADULT cat should be given the full compliment once, and then should RETURN FOR A SECOND ROUND of the same amount in a couple weeks! This is complete baloney and a financial rip-off. Her reasoning was to "make sure the vaccinations take." How many times would they have to be done in order to "take." What poppy-cock and what a fraud. In sixty years of pet ownership I have NEVER heard such a lie. Further, if Mullen thought, as she said, that my cat was healthy that visit, there is no reason why she shouldn't have been vaccinated at the time. Mullen just wanted two more office visits, plus payment for two UNNECESSARY rounds of vaccine. No, Mullen, you aren't going to get even one.
For doing absolutely nothing to help my cat, this loopy, homely, fraudulent woman charged me over $$105.00. I had to ASK for the invoice. I was charged $7.00 for "technician fee." Excuse me, but shouldn't the "technicians" be on Mullen's payroll, and not MINE? I didn't ask for a "technician" (whomever it was) to attend. PLUS, there was an additional charge of $11.00 for the "blood draw." Why wasn't this part of the antibody test or even the exam? Everything Mullen does is an additional charge. She is a complete FRAUD.
I have filed a complaint with the Indianapolis Better Business Bureau. Additionally, if my concerns are not resolved, I intend to file with the state licensing board, which receives complaints through the Indiana Attorney General. These issues with Mullen will begin there.
Anne R.
12 Feb 2017
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several...
I brought my 6 year-old cat in for a wellness check, as a first time client/patient. The cat had been experiencing severe wheezing, coughing and the appearance of difficulty in swallowing for several days. Mullen, the veterinarian, told me I should have made a VIDEO of the cat during a wheezing spell. My god, who would have thought of filming their pet during a such a time, and how could anyone think of starting a camera, pushing it up under a sick animal's face, and then recording it? Am I a movie director, who would tell the cat what to do and how to do it, for the sake of a silly woman doctor's ridiculous nonsense? This "doctor" did not administer treatment to my cat in any way, even though she agreed with me that the cat was not feeling well. At the very least she should have provided my cat with a mild antibiotic to ally symptoms and possibly prevent further issues. But no. During the exam, Mullen said the cat had been well-taken care of, but had some wax in her ears. Would it have hurt this woman to have mildly cleaned the cats ears, as this is a difficult procedure, requiring delicate touch, and an animal doctor could have done it better than I? But no, Mullen didn't want to help my cat at all, apparently. A cotton swab or two with a bit of oil was too much to give of this "doctor."In asking about giving current vaccinations, the technician told me that my ADULT cat should be given the full compliment once, and then should RETURN FOR A SECOND ROUND of the same dosage in a couple weeks! This is complete baloney and a financial rip-off. Her reasoning was to "make sure the vaccinations take." How many times would they have to be done in order to "take." What poppy-cock and what a fraud. In sixty years of pet ownership I have NEVER heard such a lie. Further, if Mullen thought, as she said, that my cat was healthy that visit, there is no reason why she shouldn't have been vaccinated at the time. Mullen just wanted two more office visits, plus payment for two UNNECESSARY rounds of vaccine. No, Mullen, you aren't going to get even one. I was charged $96.00 for this, including a heartworm and fecal lab, that was supposed to have included 1/4 off for the initial visit, making this visit of nearly nothing, a fee of $135.00.
Lindsey A.
5 Nov 2013
I have a rabbit who is often not able to be seen by regular vets. My rabbit had stopped eating and I was very worried, within the first few minutes of talking to the clinic they offered to see him wi...
I have a rabbit who is often not able to be seen by regular vets. My rabbit had stopped eating and I was very worried, within the first few minutes of talking to the clinic they offered to see him without having an appointment. They were extremely nice, caring and explained everything thoroughly to me. I'm confident that my sweet bunny will be ok.
FAQs
Where is Franklin Falls Animal Clinic located?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is located at 6835 E Southport Rd A, Indianapolis, Indiana 46237. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Indianapolis area and surrounding communities.
What time does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic open and close each day?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic is open Monday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 18:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM. They are closed on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
How can I book an appointment at Franklin Falls Animal Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Franklin Falls Animal Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic in Indianapolis offers a range of veterinary services, including Anesthesiology, Behavioral Counseling, Bloodwork, Boarding, Cardiology. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer vaccinations for pets?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provides pet vaccination services. They offer core vaccinations for dogs and cats (like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, etc.) as well as any recommended booster shots. You can schedule your pet's vaccines during normal appointment hours at their Indianapolis clinic.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offer pet dental care?
Absolutely. Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers pet dental care services, including teeth cleanings, dental exams, and treatment of dental issues for cats and dogs. Regular dental care is part of their preventive services to keep your pet healthy.
Does Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Franklin Falls Animal Clinic?
Franklin Falls Animal Clinic provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in Indianapolis has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
Can Franklin Falls Animal Clinic microchip my pet?
Yes, Franklin Falls Animal Clinic offers pet microchipping. Microchips help identify your pet if they ever get lost. The procedure is quick and can be done during a regular appointment.
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