About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet night in Indianapolis when a delivery driver pulled up to IndyVet Emergency & Specialty Hospital. The moon was full and the streets were empty, but inside the vet clinic, something strange was happening. As he approached the reception desk, a sleepy nurse asked him if everything was okay. With a sheepish grin, the delivery driver replied, 'Just delivering some catnip for a regular customer.' The nurse shook her head with a smile, thinking it must be another one of those odd nights at IndyVet.
2. It was a typical Saturday morning at IndyVet, until a concerned neighbor knocked on the door. ‘Why is your hospital so noisy?’ he asked. The staff exchanged puzzled looks—until they realized the sound came from inside their own waiting room. Inside, they found a small dog frantically trying to open a package of treats, while a delivery driver laughed and explained that it must be hungry again. Everyone had a good laugh, and the neighbor left with a new appreciation for the unique sounds of a busy vet hospital.
3. A middle-of-the-night emergency brought a frantic pet owner rushing into IndyVet. As they signed in, the receptionist asked with a smile, ‘Is this your first visit?’ The owner paused and replied, ‘No, but it’s definitely my dog’s first!’ Just then, another vet poked his head out of an exam room and quipped, ‘Hey, looks like Fido here has eaten every button off our reception desk!’ Everyone laughed, including the poor owner who sheepishly explained that their dog had a thing for chewing on small objects. The night ended with a belly laugh, a few stitches, and a promise from the owner never again to leave buttons within reach.
4. At midnight, a regular stopped by with a puzzled look: ‘I just saw a cat walking out of your hospital wearing a lab coat!’ ‘Impossible!’ you thought, but then another voice chimed in from behind: “Hey, I’m Dr. Whiskers—vet on duty tonight!” The cat winked and trotted off, leaving everyone laughing and shaking their heads.’