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EnglishWhat Is indyvets.com? Inside College Park Animal Hospital’s Veterinary Practice
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indyvets.com is the website of College Park Animal Hospital, a family veterinary practice in Indianapolis, Indiana, operating as Michigan Road Animal Hospital at 96th St. It treats dogs and cats and has served the Indianapolis area since 2008. The practice describes itself as a team of compassionate, knowledgeable veterinary professionals and holds AAHA accreditation, a hospital-quality credential you can verify through the American Animal Hospital Association.
What Services Does the Practice Offer?
The site groups its care into five service areas:
| Service Area | What It Covers (per site) |
|---|---|
| General Wellness | Routine health care for dogs and cats |
| Diagnostic Services | Testing and diagnostic workups |
| Special Health Services | Care beyond routine wellness |
| End of Life Services | Support for pets nearing the end of life |
| Hospitality Services | Client and patient comfort services |
The homepage also highlights same-day care for urgent needs, citing examples such as earaches and upset stomachs. If your pet has a sudden but non-critical problem, calling early in the day is the practical way to test same-day availability.
Who Is It For?
The practice serves dog and cat owners in Indianapolis and surrounding communities. It is a general family practice rather than a specialty or emergency-only hospital, so it fits routine wellness visits, diagnostics, and ongoing care. For after-hours emergencies, confirm with the team whether they offer emergency coverage or refer patients elsewhere — the site excerpt does not state this.
Hours and Contact
- Phone/Text: (317) 228-0645
- Fax: (317) 228-2223
- Main hours: Monday–Thursday 7:30am–6:00pm (Friday hours were cut off in the available page text, so confirm by phone)
Texting is an option the practice promotes, which is useful for quick scheduling questions.
One Current Limitation: Grooming
The site carries a Grooming Services Update: the grooming schedule is full and the practice is not accepting new grooming clients. New clients can join a waitlist and will be contacted when openings appear. If grooming is your main reason for visiting the site, plan around this — veterinary care is unaffected.
How to Decide If It’s the Right Practice
Use these checkpoints before booking:
- Species and location match — you have a dog or cat and are in or near Indianapolis.
- Service fit — you need wellness, diagnostics, special health, or end-of-life care, not grooming (currently waitlisted).
- Urgency — for same-day needs, call or text (317) 228-0645 in the morning and describe the symptoms.
- Credential check — the AAHA accreditation claim can be confirmed via AAHA’s hospital locator.
- Cost questions — the site links to a Payment Options page; review it and ask the team directly about pricing for your pet’s specific visit, since the homepage does not list fees.
If your pet needs a specialist, 24-hour emergency care, or exotic-animal treatment, this general practice may not be the right fit — ask for a referral instead.