VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital

(on lantern road)
Veterinarians in Fishers, IN
Veterinarians

Hours

Monday
7:00AM - 7:00PM
Tuesday
7:00AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday
7:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday
7:00AM - 7:00PM
Friday
7:00AM - 7:00PM
Saturday
8:00AM - 12:00PM
Sunday
Closed

Location

9790 Lantern Road
Fishers, IN
46037

About

Due to COVID-19, hospital hours may vary. Each VCA hospital has health and safety protocols in place based on health care best practices as well as state and local guidance and regulations. These may include, but are not limited to, curbside check-in, health screenings, temperature checks and social distancing measures. Note, all persons entering our hospitals must wear a face covering. Please visit our website for more details about safety at VCA hospitals, and call us before your visit so we can discuss the necessary safety protocols.

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Services

  • Advanced Care Services
  • Allergy & Itchy Skin Relief
  • Diabetes Treatment (Canine & Feline)
  • Diagnostics
  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Disease Treatment
  • Flea & Tick Control
  • General Care
  • Heartworm Disease Treatment (Canine & Feline)
  • Internal medicine
  • Medications/Prescriptions
  • Parasite Control
  • Pet Wellness Exams
  • Physical Examinations
  • Preventive Care
  • Primary Care
  • Puppy & Kitten Wellness
  • Senior Pet Wellness
  • Spay & Neuter
  • Vaccines & Vaccinations
  • Weight Loss Programs

Latest

It’s Friday, the end of a loooong week—so this #StayAtHomeActivity is all about relaxing with your pet! Why not open a pet spa from the comfort of your very own home? Give your dog or cat a pet massage or brush while they drink some cool water and nibble on healthy treats 🐱🐶#VCApets
Did you know that a single female flea can eat up to 15 times her body weight in blood in just one day? That may not be a big deal with only one flea, but many fleas may end up leaving your cat anemic. Shop flea control for cats at reptn.co/AAB6fAAEdPs
Is your dog more of a silent tail-wagger, acts cute beyond belief or a full-blown drama queen when you come home (or even from another room)? We want to know how your pup greets you! 🏡🐶#VCApets
They’re invisible, aggressive, and highly contagious. Worse yet, they’re constantly reproducing – making them impossible to eliminate without medical treatment. They’re ear mites, and they’ll make your dog absolutely miserable. Dr. Michele Pietrzak of VCA Met Vet West Animal Hospital confronts the mite menace in today’s Daily Paws. #vcapets https://www.dailypaws.com/dogs-puppies/health-care/canine-parasites/ear-mites-in-dogs DAILYPAWS.COM How to Treat & Prevent Ear Mites in Dogs
This World Rabies Day, we ask that if your pet hasn’t been vaccinated against the disease, make an appointment with one of our fantastic doctors—a safe pet is a happy pet! 317-841-3403 #VCApets
No, it’s not Thursday, it’s Fursday (okay, maybe we made that up!) So, we want to see your furriest, shaggiest pets! #VCApets
For today’s mixed-breed spotlight we have (drumroll, please), the Chiweenie! Do you know what two breeds this adorable guy is a mix of? #VCApets
It just takes 1 infected mosquito bite for cats to contract deadly and untreatable heartworm. There’s no treatment, only prevention. Visit bit.ly/2UFhrtv today for heartworm protection options for your cat.
Sometimes pets can get a little too excited for dinnertime! 😂. Does your pet do a “please give me food” bum wiggle? #VCApets
We know you’re so excited to go on some autumn nature walks with your dog, but for this #FallSafetyTip, make sure you watch out for snakes, some of which can be venomous! They’re preparing for hibernation and may be a little crankier if disturbed by a curious pet! 🐍 When walking or hiking, if something happens to your pet, be sure to contact your veterinarian as soon as possible. #VCApets
Today is Global Cat Day, a special occasion devoted to unowned, free-roaming “community” cats. These cats often get a bad rap but it’s important to understand that these cats aren’t so different from our beloved pets. As a matter of fact, many are living on the streets as a result of being abandoned by their families. We've included some tips to help manage and care for the community cats in your neighborhood. Helping these cats starts by being a responsible guardian! Spay/neuter your own cat and keep them indoors. * In just seven years, a single pair of cats and their offspring could produce a staggering total of 420,000 kittens! #VCApets
Cats are known to be mysterious, and for that reason, they have a lot of superstitions attached to them. Which one do you believe in? 🐾🐱Cats always land on their feet, 🐱cats have nine lives, 🐱 a sneezing cat means good luck, or ⛔none. #VCApets
While veterinarians do everything needed to treat your pet during their checkup, they will also recommend food or medication as part of your pet’s ongoing care. Your pet’s health is a team effort—your doctor’s recommendations give you the tools you need to do your part to keep your pet healthy between visits. ♥️🐶 #vcapets
PSA: Remember to share your body heat! 🔥💓#vcapets
After a long walk in cold weather, there’s nothing better than coming home to a warm bath! And if your dog is looking a little messy these days, it might be time to give them a rub-a-dub-dub in the tub! 🛁🐶 Read @RoverDotCom’s helpful guide first: bit.ly/36mqPbz #vcapets ROVER.COM How to Give a Dog a Bath
Meet this cutie, the Labradoodle! This breed comes in a variety of colors and sizes and is usually an active and loving companion. The perfect mix of a Labrador and poodle.💖🐶#vcapets
Although your holiday season may be a bit different this year, decorating your house for Thanksgiving is always a fun tradition! But remember that certain decorative plants, like amaryllis or Baby’s Breath, can be toxic for pets, so keep them out of reach! 🦃💐#vcapets
Prevention is better than treatment. By giving your pet parasite preventives, you can help protect your best friend against heartworm disease, intestinal parasites and fleas/ticks. Protect your pet! Call our hospital at 317-841-3403 or visit vca.com/shop today!
A breed that appeared in America in the late 1800s, the American cocker spaniel quickly became one of the countries’ most popular dogs! That’s probably because they’re known for being happy-go-lucky and great with families. 💕🐶#vcapets
Another thing you can do for #wintersafety: Make sure your pet’s leash, harness and collar aren’t too worn out! This will make sure they stay secure and close during winter walks. ❄️🐕#vcapets
It can be easy to forget about heartworm prevention in January when frostbite is more likely than a mosquito bite, but there is still a risk! If you stop giving your dog heartworm medication in the winter, a parasite may remain and cause infection. That's why year-round prevention is always the best form of protection. Visit bit.ly/3814D5W to learn more about heartworm protection options for your dog.
Even in the Northern United States, ticks are prevalent in the winter, which is why it’s important to protect your dog year-round. Visit bit.ly/2WoJE7x for tick protection options for your dog.
While veterinarians do everything needed to treat your pet during their checkup, they will also recommend food or medication as part of your pet’s ongoing care. Your pet’s health is a team effort—your doctor’s recommendations give you the tools you need to do your part to keep your pet healthy between visits. ♥️🐶 #vcapets
Your cat might be trying to tell you something—all you need to do is understand their tail language to find out what! 🐈Thankfully, we’ve got a Tail Language 101 guide here to help😏: https://bit.ly/35SIqHe #vcapets VCAHOSPITALS.COM The tail’s tale: What your cat’s tail is saying

Information

Company name
VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital
Category
Veterinarians

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital in Fishers IN?
    You can reach them at: 317-912-3282. It’s best to call VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital during business hours.
  • What is the address for VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital on lantern road in Fishers?
    VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital is located at this address: 9790 Lantern Road Fishers, IN 46037.
  • What are VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital(Fishers, IN) store hours?
    VCA Cross Pointe Animal Hospital store hours are as follows: Mon: 7:00AM - 7:00PM, Tue-Wed: 7:00AM - 5:00PM, Thu-Fri: 7:00AM - 7:00PM, Sat: 8:00AM - 12:00PM, Sun: Closed.