Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital
Noblesville, Indiana
General Info
Residents of Noblesville depend on Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital to transform routine disruptions and emerging pet health issues into practical care solutions throughout Indiana. During initial consultations vets initiate dialogues to explore changes in pet behavior alongside constants while assessing household integration. Examinations investigate physical condition oral health respiratory rhythm skin and joint flexibility alongside posture or temperament shifts. Veterinarians examine issues such as itching disinterest in toys slower movement and altered appetite while using these indicators to determine early care priorities. Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital delivers vaccinations alongside diagnostics and allergy skin support while also providing senior pet planning dental evaluations and breed-specific risk assessments. Recommendations for pet care synchronize with owner schedules and animal behaviors by staggering treatments during busy periods or aligning them with activity patterns. Experts analyze seasonality factors alongside housing arrangements and dietary patterns while examining social interactions particularly for pets living with children or senior animals. Plans develop based on pet requirements and family capabilities while considering behavioral signals medication reactions and energy fluctuations through time. Frequent veterinary appointments enable pet owners to adjust treatment plans while detecting overlooked symptoms and managing care with clear guidance instead of uncertainty. Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital supports pet families across Noblesville and Indiana by establishing adaptable care routines which ensure confidence throughout every stage of pet healthcare.
Services
Acupuncture
Boarding
Dental
Dermatology
Grooming
Neurology
Oncology
Surgery
Vaccinations
Reviews
Karla Spruell
13 Jul 2018
REPORT
Dr. Marybeth and the staff are fantastic. They are very caring. I couldn’t recommend them more highly!
priscilla martinez
28 Jun 2018
REPORT
They were very kind and compassionate, she generally loves animals..also very affordable
Brandon Amos
26 Jun 2018
REPORT
amazing staff and grate compassion for taking care of my dog
Tonya Weaver
6 Jun 2018
REPORT
Nice people
Enoch Gamoian
9 May 2017
REPORT
I don't think I could ask for better care for my little mutt. She has a skin condition. They loaded me up with meds, gave some excellent advice, and told me to call if I had questions or needed more m...
I don't think I could ask for better care for my little mutt. She has a skin condition. They loaded me up with meds, gave some excellent advice, and told me to call if I had questions or needed more meds. Everyone was very kind and professional. This is just me opinion, but I would really like to see them change their name to Giant Chicken Animal Hospital.
Amanda Richardson
1 Nov 2013
REPORT
My 6-year-old female cat (Lilly Anne) was having urinary problems, peeing outside of her litter box and constantly straining, and the vet helped resolve her issue. Lilly Anne had crystals in her urine...
My 6-year-old female cat (Lilly Anne) was having urinary problems, peeing outside of her litter box and constantly straining, and the vet helped resolve her issue. Lilly Anne had crystals in her urine, and I switched her to a C/D diet, and now everything is back to normal! The vet was very accommodating with my work schedule and stayed late to let me pick her up after hours.
Traci Gray
7 Aug 2013
REPORT
The vet is awesome with my Chow chow. He is a weary of folks he is not used too, and she is very gpod with him.
AVee B
18 Aug 2010
REPORT
My husband took our Westie in on short notice for lethargy, difficulty walking and malaise. The techs were rough and immediately wanted to muzzle him. Rather than conduct a full assessment, his lung...
My husband took our Westie in on short notice for lethargy, difficulty walking and malaise. The techs were rough and immediately wanted to muzzle him. Rather than conduct a full assessment, his lungs and fur were checked. After consulting with my husband, it was determined that he got some grapes. Some labs were drawn to check for renal function. He's home now, but no attempt was made to ascertain why he was not walking well. I checked him out myself. I may be a human nurse, but I could see that his scrotum was in big trouble. He's a small dog. How do ya miss that? I am taking him to Emergency Vets in the AM and its gonna cost me a fortune. Skip this one.
A Google User
27 Aug 2009
REPORT
When our Shepherd became so sick she couldn't stand one morning, we called our vet's office and were referred to an animal hospital down in Indy. I called this office and they immediately said they w...
When our Shepherd became so sick she couldn't stand one morning, we called our vet's office and were referred to an animal hospital down in Indy. I called this office and they immediately said they would stay open (this was about 5 minutes before closing on a Saturday!) to see us, even though we hadn't been there before. She was seen and we were given all of the options and the progression of care should she not get any better. A week later we had scheduled her for a CT, but had to take her in to be put to sleep. The staff was so very caring, let my husband stay as long as he needed to, and we received a condolence card the next week from them. The staff even comforted me on the phone when I had to discuss possibly putting her down before it happened. When we're ready, we'll bring any new animals here.
chellechef
6 Sep 2007
REPORT
Dr. Hastedt is a great vet. She's very knowledgeable and helpful. Our dog loves to visit!
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Monday
Mon
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
Tue
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
Wed
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
Thu
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
Fri
08:00AM-18:00PM
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Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital
Noblesville, Indiana
General Info
Residents of Noblesville depend on Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital to transform routine disruptions and emerging pet health issues into practical care solutions throughout Indiana. During initial consultations vets initiate dialogues to explore changes in pet behavior alongside constants while assessing household integration. Examinations investigate physical condition oral health respiratory rhythm skin and joint flexibility alongside posture or temperament shifts. Veterinarians examine issues such as itching disinterest in toys slower movement and altered appetite while using these indicators to determine early care priorities. Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital delivers vaccinations alongside diagnostics and allergy skin support while also providing senior pet planning dental evaluations and breed-specific risk assessments. Recommendations for pet care synchronize with owner schedules and animal behaviors by staggering treatments during busy periods or aligning them with activity patterns. Experts analyze seasonality factors alongside housing arrangements and dietary patterns while examining social interactions particularly for pets living with children or senior animals. Plans develop based on pet requirements and family capabilities while considering behavioral signals medication reactions and energy fluctuations through time. Frequent veterinary appointments enable pet owners to adjust treatment plans while detecting overlooked symptoms and managing care with clear guidance instead of uncertainty. Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital supports pet families across Noblesville and Indiana by establishing adaptable care routines which ensure confidence throughout every stage of pet healthcare.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-18:00PM
Services
Acupuncture
Boarding
Dental
Dermatology
Grooming
Neurology
Oncology
Surgery
Vaccinations
Reviews
Karla Spruell
13 Jul 2018
Dr. Marybeth and the staff are fantastic. They are very caring. I couldn’t recommend them more highly!
priscilla martinez
28 Jun 2018
They were very kind and compassionate, she generally loves animals..also very affordable
Brandon Amos
26 Jun 2018
amazing staff and grate compassion for taking care of my dog
Tonya Weaver
6 Jun 2018
Nice people
Enoch Gamoian
9 May 2017
I don't think I could ask for better care for my little mutt. She has a skin condition. They loaded me up with meds, gave some excellent advice, and told me to call if I had questions or needed more m...
I don't think I could ask for better care for my little mutt. She has a skin condition. They loaded me up with meds, gave some excellent advice, and told me to call if I had questions or needed more meds. Everyone was very kind and professional. This is just me opinion, but I would really like to see them change their name to Giant Chicken Animal Hospital.
Amanda Richardson
1 Nov 2013
My 6-year-old female cat (Lilly Anne) was having urinary problems, peeing outside of her litter box and constantly straining, and the vet helped resolve her issue. Lilly Anne had crystals in her urine...
My 6-year-old female cat (Lilly Anne) was having urinary problems, peeing outside of her litter box and constantly straining, and the vet helped resolve her issue. Lilly Anne had crystals in her urine, and I switched her to a C/D diet, and now everything is back to normal! The vet was very accommodating with my work schedule and stayed late to let me pick her up after hours.
Traci Gray
7 Aug 2013
The vet is awesome with my Chow chow. He is a weary of folks he is not used too, and she is very gpod with him.
AVee B
18 Aug 2010
My husband took our Westie in on short notice for lethargy, difficulty walking and malaise. The techs were rough and immediately wanted to muzzle him. Rather than conduct a full assessment, his lung...
My husband took our Westie in on short notice for lethargy, difficulty walking and malaise. The techs were rough and immediately wanted to muzzle him. Rather than conduct a full assessment, his lungs and fur were checked. After consulting with my husband, it was determined that he got some grapes. Some labs were drawn to check for renal function. He's home now, but no attempt was made to ascertain why he was not walking well. I checked him out myself. I may be a human nurse, but I could see that his scrotum was in big trouble. He's a small dog. How do ya miss that? I am taking him to Emergency Vets in the AM and its gonna cost me a fortune. Skip this one.
A Google User
27 Aug 2009
When our Shepherd became so sick she couldn't stand one morning, we called our vet's office and were referred to an animal hospital down in Indy. I called this office and they immediately said they w...
When our Shepherd became so sick she couldn't stand one morning, we called our vet's office and were referred to an animal hospital down in Indy. I called this office and they immediately said they would stay open (this was about 5 minutes before closing on a Saturday!) to see us, even though we hadn't been there before. She was seen and we were given all of the options and the progression of care should she not get any better. A week later we had scheduled her for a CT, but had to take her in to be put to sleep. The staff was so very caring, let my husband stay as long as he needed to, and we received a condolence card the next week from them. The staff even comforted me on the phone when I had to discuss possibly putting her down before it happened. When we're ready, we'll bring any new animals here.
chellechef
6 Sep 2007
Dr. Hastedt is a great vet. She's very knowledgeable and helpful. Our dog loves to visit!
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