I've taken my own dog here for emergencies and they saw us quickly and followed up. About, 12 years ago, as teenagers my brother and I came here with our family cat while my parents were out of town. She declined quickly and had kidney disease so we made the hard decision to euthanize her. The staff was so kind to us and helpful. Today at 30 and 29 we unfortunately had to do the same with the family dog- also without our parents. The staff here is so kind and did a great job helping our dog to be comfortable before his passing. Hopefully you never need to take your pet to the emergency vet but if you do need to the staff here is lovely and I don't know how they do such an emotionally difficult job. Especially the receptionists who've now seen me be anxious, discombobulated and ugly cry more times than I can remember. read more

Great care for my pups I've been here twice, one for dental and emergency surgery as well as my other dog w allergy issues and resolved w treatment read more

I've been here for 4 hours and I am still waiting to take to the doctor. I sat for 3.5 hours before they ever completed an exam. It was strongly encouraged over the phone that I bring my dog in immediately base on the symptoms I described and yet they only have one doctor on duty. read more

Review of VCA Advanced Veterinary Center - 7712 Crosspoint Commons, Fishers, IN 46038 I had a very disappointing experience at VCA Advanced Veterinary Center in Fishers. While I understand that veterinary environments can be busy and stressful, professionalism and compassion should never be optional -- especially in an emergency care setting. One of the staff members, Danielle, spoke to me in a way that felt dismissive and condescending. When you're already worried about your pet, the last thing you need is to feel talked down to. Communication matters, and tone matters even more when clients are under stress. What was even more frustrating was the sense that administrative or social corrections seemed to take priority over actually helping patients get seen. Instead of focusing on the urgency of care, there appeared to be more concern about correcting people in conversation. In an advanced veterinary center, the primary focus should always be on patient care and compassion. Additionally, the overall atmosphere felt uncomfortable. Some staff members appeared disrespectful not only toward clients but also toward their own coworkers. It did not feel like a supportive or team-oriented environment. When employees seem disengaged or dismissive, it reflects poorly on the entire organization. I truly hope management takes feedback seriously and works on improving communication, professionalism, and overall workplace culture. Pet owners bring their animals here during vulnerable moments -- they deserve empathy, urgency, and respect. read more

Avoid VCA if possible and certainly do not subject your pet to the care of Dr. Natalia Jurcak--or whatever name she is using now. She insisted that we subject our cat, Lily, to yet another MRI before she started Lily on Palladia. However, she stated the drug before reading the MRI. In doing so, she caused Lily great discomfort and hastened her death. When it was clear that Lily was reacting very poorly, our experience with the emergency department at VCA made the situation worse. With the help of VEG and Lap of Love, we were able to get Lily the help and rest she so needed. After her death, we received flowers and cards from three other vet groups but no acknowledgement from VCA. VCA is clearly more oriented to money making than pet care. Why charge us thousands of dollars for an MRI that isn't even read before subjecting Lily to an end that was far worse than it had to be. Indiana law permits depositions to be taken prior to the filing of a lawsuit, and I intend to use that provision of the law. I tried easier ways to get answers but VCA was not accommodating. No one called me as I was told they would. Just to be clear, I am not seeking money. I want an explanation, an acknowledgement, and an apology. I will use every legal means available to obtain that. read more

Let's just say my fur baby (dog) had decided to get into her allergy medicine while I was gone for 3 hours and she took all 28 pills which caused her to have her first trip here and she is 5 years old going on 6. Once I had checked into the receptionist desk it wasn't but maybe 25 min and they had took my dog to the back and I had to wait. The wait was due to them having to talk to poison control and come up with a plan along with running test. After they had got a plan in place they called me back to a room to discuss the plan and an estimated bill. I told them I had pet insurance so they had ran that. They even had told me different payment options to be able to pay the estimated bill. They had to keep my dog for 48 hours to monitor her and run test. Before I left I got to see my dog. They offer visiting hours if your pet ever has to stay here a few days. Also they do a wonderful job at keeping you informed through text messages or phone calls. The staff members were very friendly. This place is expensive but what would you expect for an emergency vet. I would say to make sure you have pet insurance because it helps out tremendously to cut the cost when an emergency happens and you have to come here. I love that they give you meds there to have your pet take with them when they go home. read more

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My wife and I brought our dog in to be examined because we thought she was having a seizure. Come to find out she was not having a seizure but was suffering from vestibular disease. While obviously upset at the trauma of watching our dog stiffen up, eyes rolling, urinating on herself, and puking we got to sit in the exam room and listen to a staff member in the back say in a laughing manner "oh my god, the vestibular dog is just flopping around like a fish". We addressed the issue with the Dr and she said she handled it but I don't feel like that is enough. We came to VCA and paid our hard earned money for our animal to receive the best care and instead we hear our dog who is suffering being made fun of. In the end, our dog had to be euthanized. If she had not been in such bad shape we would have left but we didn't want to make our dog suffer anymore. I sincerely hope that the staff at VCA will learn to be more compassionate for their clients. They may be desensitized to the health issues that many animals face but pet owners are not and it can be traumatic. read more

I have been here twice, both emergency situations. My previous dog needed to be euthanized (during a major snow and ice storm) due to increasing inoperable health issues and old age. I was met with compassion and I could feel the love from the staff, even though they did not know my baby. It helped immensely during the worst day of my life. I sent my boyfriend in to pick up his ashes a week later and the nurse hugged him while he cried, and shed her own tears with him. It was so beyond sweet. Flash forward to today, I had to rush my new dog in for incessant coughing fits. I was worried he couldn't breathe. Admittedly, I have a tendency to over react to things after losing my last dog. I once again was show compassion and my dog and I both felt taken care of, seen, and listened to. Thank you for everything you all do. I know working in emergency veterinary care has to be one of the most difficult jobs in the world. My boys and I are eternally grateful for all of you. read more

Very thankful for this location. Our pup recently was in pain around 2am in the morning on the weekend (why is it always outside of vet office hours?) and we called around looking for someplace to take him. We ended up make several trips and appointments here and the stay has been nothing but kind and helpful. Even during a snow storm when it seemed everyone was bringing their pet in the staff was quick and efficient and communicated with us. While I hope you don't HAVE to visit the emergency room- I would recommend this location when in need. read more

This is not a place you ever want to end up, but I'm so happy with my experience. We were referred to VCA by our vet when they found a mass inside my cats ear canal. We were able to get in within a week of the referral and everyone I spoke to on the phone was kind, professional, and knowledgeable. Their communication is excellent on all fronts - in person, via phone, email and text. In the waiting room, I listened to the customer service reps fielding a frenzy of calls with compassion and professionalism. I was very impressed. My consult with the surgeon, Dr. James, was excellent. He recorded it on my phone and made drawings on the white board to help me understand and process the complex information. I'm so grateful. They were able to do the CT scan and biopsy same day, and took excellent care of her. It's truly a hospital setting in that all the specialists are under one roof - surgery, radiation, oncology, etc. i was given ample opportunity to consider options and consent to treatment. The communication and care I received from all the staff made a stressful situation much more pleasant for sure. read more

One of the worst experiences. I work for an Animal Shelter and we had a kitten that was clearly injured but it was already past normal vet hours so we had to take him to a 24hr vet clinic. The kitten could not bare weight on his hind legs, visibly in pain with a VERY high heart rate. I arrived at this vet office around 9:00pm on 7-30-26 and they took him back. The vet tech came out with the kitten and said "He is walking hunkered down but no pain is being shown but he does have a high heart rate". I go on to show her the videos I have of the kitten just an hour prior so she says she will take him back to check his blood sugar levels. 15 minutes later she comes back out and said his blood sugar was fine and she talked to the vet in the back and it would be 6 plus hours until he could be seen because he was not critical. Then suggested I take him to another 24 hour vet, so I go on to ask her if he would be alright until morning to get him into our normal vet and she was very hesitant on saying "Yeah". It was clear she knew something was wrong with him. It was like they were just trying to get rid of us. Well long story short next morning after monitoring him all night I got him into our normal vet and they did X-Rays in which "VCA" did not even mention doing. Come to find out his growth plate is broken in his right leg and he is in a great deal of pain and needed pain management. Now his heart rate is normal and on the right track to healing thanks to Lapel Vet Clinic. read more

My pup cracked their dew claw nail late on a Friday night and we had hoped it would come off but didn't so Saturday morning we headed to VCA to get him some relief. They were all so kind and nice and quickly checked us in. The tech came out and got our pup and was able to trim up the nail to make him more comfortable. She was so kind and so quick and we can't be more thankful! It was our first visit here and would absolutely come back if we have any other issues. The staff was amazing!! read more

On the evening of 1/30/26, I brought my dog to an emergency clinic due to sudden loss of the ability to stand. The initial clinic recognized an acute neurologic issue and referred us to VCA Advanced for specialized care. Upon arrival, my dog had progressed to complete loss of lower extremity function and was visibly anxious and in pain. After waiting approximately 20 minutes for triage, I was told his vitals were stable, the hospital was busy, and he would likely not be seen for 8-10 hours. I was offered the option to wait in the lobby or an exam room. During this time, no pain or anxiety medication was offered, despite his distress. Given the rapid progression of his symptoms, we were concerned about waiting and chose to seek care elsewhere. We then went to Veterinary Emergency Group, who evaluated him immediately and contacted IndyVet. He received pain management right away, neurology was consulted, and he underwent emergency surgery early the next morning for a herniated lumbar disc. I understand emergency facilities must triage patients and manage high volumes. However, based on our experience, the difference in response to an acute neurologic emergency was significant. I am sharing this so other pet owners understand what we experienced and can make informed decisions during time-sensitive emergencies. read more

We've had the most extraordinary care for our dogs over the years at this VCA, & our recent experience was just 1 more example. Our dog Joe has spinal issues & needed help from a variety of medical departments. Cost was a factor. We were so grateful in particular to neurologist Dr. Johnny Cross & rehab specialist Dr. Emily Talaga for their care & concern, speed in responding, & sensitivity to our situation & limitations as well as our dog Joe's. Both Drs. Cross & Talaga are clear, patient, & effective communicators--always a plus. In addition, all the office staff, especially Brenda Long, made us feel welcome & went the extra distance in seeing both pets & humans were taken care of. We are so grateful. read more

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I am so thankful for the incredible team at this hospital. They've been working tirelessly to care for one of our babies, Turbo, doing everything possible to save him. Dr. Santiago and Dr. Crow have been not only knowledgeable but also incredibly kind and reassuring throughout this journey. A special thank you to the amazing techs--Ashley, Kia, and Cherokee--who went above and beyond to support me during such a traumatic experience. Their compassion and calm presence made all the difference, and I'll always be grateful for them. Praying our little guy continues to fight and makes a full recovery. read more

Great service. Very helpful with our dogs . Would recommend to anyone who need assistance with there pets.

They were so helpful. The staff was the best and wanted to make sure my baby was good. I don't know the name of the veterinarian I had but she was AMAZING. If any of your fur babies need help go to them. They are awesome! read more

The neurologist provided comfort for my dog during his last months. Highly recommend. Greatest vets in Indianapolis. Thank you for everything. read more

I wish I could say enough about how wonderful our experience has been here. Unfortunately, my girl's journey is coming to an end after a hard, brave fight, but I cannot express how grateful I am for this location and the whole oncology team. Dr. Manor has been with her since the beginning of the journey, and Dr. Jurcak also stepped in to help with an emergency when Dr. Manor was out of office. Between the two oncologists and all the oncology techs, we have been met with honesty, compassion, and understanding the whole way through. All of our options have been laid out thoroughly for us at every step, without judgement for what I felt was right at that stage for my little girl. I know we all wish the outcome had been different for my pup, but I cannot express how much easier the process has been made by having such compassionate individuals loving and caring for her along the way. My dog Pepper saw every visit as an opportunity to see her friends, rather than a scary place for needles and chemotherapy. I am endlessly grateful, and I would overwhelmingly recommend this team to anyone going through a similarly dark time with their furry family member. read more

VCA Advanced Veterinary Care Center - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

This is our second time coming to VCA for our pup, and both times we have received exceptional care. The staff is all super friendly and kind to our pup. Louie is very nervous at the vet, but the staff makes him feel so comfortable and relaxed! A huge thank you to Dr. Matusiak and her amazing vet tech, Emma! They both answered any questions we had and were so sweet with Louie Thank you for helping our pup feel at home and calm! We're very grateful! read more

VCA Advanced Veterinary Care Center - Louie - Emergency Pet Hospital Near Me - Fishers, Indiana

Sylvia was paralyzed after she jumped off our bed one morning. She herniated her C3 disc in her neck. Dr Sangster DVM operated and my beloved dog has made a full recovery. Thanks to the amazing staff of VCA. A special thanks to Kourtney and her dog George. They have made a permanent friendship with Sylvia and myself. VCA saved Sylvia's life. She is 13 years old and we have much more time to spend with our beloved girl read more

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Staff on the phone was rude. Trying to take in a stray cat and need it to be checked out. Was not helpful in getting me scheduled.

After waiting 4 hours for my dog to be seen for urinary issues at the VCA clinic at 9235 Michigan Road Indoanapolis I was very displeased with the level of care that I received. It seemed as if the primary concern was if they were going to collect the exam fee and the urinalysis fee. That was signed before anything was started. I paid the exam fee, even though the veterinarian did NO exam or did not even touch my dog. For the exam fee, I also did not receive any type of differential diagnosis or education or list of things that could possibly be wrong or the treatments that may be needed. No patient education was provided. After several hours, I had to take my dog out of the waiting room to go to the bathroom and even though the staff knew that she was there for urinary issues, no one mentioned trying to collect a urinary sample. Therefore, they were not able to collect a urinary sample when the appointment started and I was sent home with only a bottle to collect a sample and no Instructions, care , concern...etc. Just "we close at 8:00" They would not give me any antibiotics just to get through the weekend until I could get to my regular vet because of a concern for "antibiotic resistance" even though she was only two years old and had never been on .antibiotics. My only goal was to make it through the rest of the weekend without bloody urine in her crate and on the floor and I felt like absolutely nothing was accomplished. Not even any semblance of an exam or care or concern. I will not return. read more

This VCA Animal Hospital in Fishers is truly exceptional! When our sweet dog, Boo began to exhibit signs of Cushing's & other challenging neurological symptoms, we had no idea where to turn. We just moved to Bloomington from Oregon and our local vet was not helpful. Thankfully, we were referred to VCA Animal Hospital from Indyvet because they have 3 neurologists on site (in addition to other specialty vets). The care Boo received at VCA Advanced Veterinary Care Center was incredible! The reception desk was organized, efficient, and kind. The vets and vet techs were knowledgeable & compassionate. We visited them twice in 3 days, & each time, the doctors worked with us to figure out the best course of action. At the very end when we were at home, Boo began to circle, bump into objects, and became aggressive, which was shocking! When he finally calmed down, we called the VCA and they encouraged us to bring him in right away & to hospitalize him there until the neurologist could see him. I cannot tell you the relief we felt in knowing that we could bring Boo in and that they would take care of him. We felt so overwhelmed! Just as they said, they took him in and made sure he was safe and comfortable. They were SO kind. We left to go home, knowing he would get the best care. In the morning, Dr. Pott called us and discussed all the options. She was so kind and compassionate as well as knowledgable! She spent a lot of time with us discussing the options and being truly kind and genuine. We understood that we needed for Boo's sake, to put him to sleep since he was in pain and none of the options would give Boo a good quality of life without pain. We knew that even though it was seriously beyond hard, it was the best decision for Boo. When we came back, we felt so cared for and saw them caring for Boo with the same kindness and love. It was incredible. Thank you, VCA Advanced Care Center for providing such incredible care. What you do makes such a difference in our lives and countless others! read more

My dog had a large cancerous tumor under her chin and a surgical expert removed it. The incision healed super nice and it gave her more months off f a quality of life. All of the staff and vets were 100% excellent even a year later when it was time for her to pass on. They are not cheap but are the very best vets around. Top quality is expensive. They did allow labs at my local vet to help me save money on that part. read more

So thankful for this spot! My family was on the way to the airport when their cat got sick and they called me to bring him to a local emergency room for pets (can you tell I don't have a pet yet?). I have a friend who works here, so the VCA instantly came to mind. I drove over and they took him back immediately. I waited for the doctor to call so I could share more info about him. I got a call after about twenty minutes and was able to share more details. I waited in the lobby for about an hour and a half and they eventually brought him out in his crate and handed me cat medicine and a list of instructions. I was really glad that they had the prescription in house so that I didn't have to drive somewhere else too with a crying cat. While it felt like a long wait, their staff said that wait times have been exorbitant recently, as a huge amount of the population got pets during the pandemic, yet there aren't more vets. Keep that in mind if you have to go somewhere like this. All in all, I think that if your pet isn't brought back immediately, it means there are other pets in worse situations, so you have to at least be grateful that your situation isn't dire. I hope I don't have to come back here soon, but thanks for the help! read more

Our Leroy started having seizures on Wednesday. The urgent care directed us to VCA for more comprehensive treatment. It was late in the evening and the waiting room was full. Still, we were warmly welcomed and eventually seen within a reasonable time frame. Every person we encountered seemed sincerely concerned about our dog and wanted what was best for him. It wasn't cheap and I highly recommend everyone strongly consider pet insurance for events like this. You never know. After Leroy's care, we're hoping to have our boy around for a long time. Thanks to all at VCA for making a stressful couple of days as easy as possible and for helping us understand how to properly care for Leroy moving forward. read more

This placed saved my cat's life. Techs Leslie and Kia were incredible with helping to get a sewing needle out of my kitty's mouth. They answered my after hours call right away, got my kitty back to be examined within 5 mins. of my arrival and were able to successfully dislodge the needle. Leslie gave me a big hug when she brought the needle out to me along with my healthy cat. THANK YOU! I hope I never have to go again but if another emergency comes, they are my first call. read more

Stana is a regular at VCA, as we take her there for physical therapy every two weeks. The entire staff is terrific, and they take excellent care of her and give us great advice. On our last trip, Stana had an issue with her right paw. Leslie came out before I was even done checking her in to assess her. She immediately took her back and addressed the situation. THANK YOU! read more

I was very disappointed with last weeks visit with my pup who is 10 years old turned 11 yesterday. She's developed diabetes and they wanted $10,000 to get her on insulin. That is not how much it cost to do that with a dog and shame on them for that, to take advantage of someone who feels like they don't know where to go when their dog is down. It is a very big shame that they do this. In order to fix these kind of things VCA needs to quit taking advantage of people, & yes that is what you were trying to do!!!! VCA needs to focus on fixing dogs instead of taking monetary advantage of animal parents! read more

Money making establishment, go somewhere else unless you want people who only care about profits and not the animals working on your pets. Have $6-10k laying around/easily accessible to give them before you even walk in the door for any emergency - if you don't you'll be just as good staying home with your pet to die at home. Then they come on to say.. we are so sorry about your pet on all the bad reviews. No you're just sorry you got a bad review, be honest! read more

We took our 10 week old Golden Retriever to VCA after he was experiencing worrisome symptoms - shaking, high heart rate, temperature, peeing himself, nausea. Our vet, Leslie, was AMAZING! She was thorough and told us exactly what she thought was wrong and next steps. We waited maybe 3 minutes to be seen and were out the door and on our way home within 15 minutes with a peace of mind. Thank you so much for the good care of our pup! read more

I'm picking up my grand puppy after chemo. Any place that treats animals with chemo is great in my book! The staff at the front desk is welcoming and caring. I didn't wait 30 seconds before someone greeted me. The parking lot is packed, the waiting room is busy / this place has a lot going on! Hope everyone's furry family members are ok! It's tucked behind Arbys and Taco Bell on 96th St, west of I69 in Fishers. read more

I brought my cat Ronald there to get him unblocked. They kept him for 3 days and charged me over $5,000.00. He was reblocked the very next day and I took him to our normal vet where they unblocked him for less than $200.00. They take advantage of scared people with sick pets. I do not recommend read more

Unfortunately our family had a pet emergency at 10 pm on Christmas Day and required an emergency vet. Automated phone services directed us to the Advanced Veterinary Care Center at 7712 Crosspoint Commons in Fishers, Indiana. Found darkened building and no other customers were seeking emergency services at this care center. Was told that we needed to wait 4-6 hours for "emergency vet services". Naturally we left location and sought emergency care at another Indianapolis veterinary hospital. Seems the employees were expressing personal anger over having to work on Christmas Day. Very disappointing that this location can claim the "emergency" status and simply unbelievable that employees would jeopardize innocent animals to voice their feelings. Not sure how this inexperienced facility has remained open in today's business community. I had to give one star to complete rating but as you can imagine this location is useless in the emergency field of operations. Animals definitely deserve better!!! 4-6 hours after our dog had a seizure is NOT acceptable in the medical field per the qualified veterinarian who treated our four legged child. You are the only one that your family pets depend upon, don't jeopardize your animals safety at this location. read more

I have generally loved this facility; however, I had a very poor experience this past weekend. We took our dog in to the emergency because we suspected she ingested something. She was disoriented, incontinent, and salivating. Apparently she wasn't "critical" enough to be taken in to be cared for, even though the lobby had one other person in it. Then when I asked where the closest animal emergency hospital was, they directed me to one down in Beech Grove. They need to figure out what they're doing, especially with it being a Saturday night. read more

If I could give this place 0 stars I absolutely would. Money is literally their top priority. Don't let them try to convince you otherwise. It was about money the second we walked in the door. I genuinely want to know how people are just affording cancer diagnostics let alone treatment. We were quoted 10 grand for the diagnostics of our dogs cancer. Not the treatment of the cancer the 10 grand was for running diagnostics. It was a dystopian nightmare. But don't worry when you can't afford their outrageous prices they will offer to euthanize your pet at the cost of nearly $300. Don't tell me you aren't money hungry monsters when you charge people $300 to just euthanize. It was the craziest experience I have ever had in a veterinary setting. And don't you dare respond to this with your "we care about you and your pets blah blah blah" It's a load of trash you care about money end of story. I so deeply and genuinely hope every single one of you have the day you all deserve read more

We were here for my corgi. She got her MRI done and she also had her neck disk surgery. There is one front desk lady that seems like she doesn't want to be there but besides that, everything else has been great. The techs and Dr. Cross has been great to work with. They always called everyday on how my dog was doing. I thought the price was pretty fair. My dog didn't seem to mind being there for so long. They also send over results and reports everything they've done to my dog via email. I do recommend this facility if your dog need an extensive care. read more

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VCA saved my fur baby when we almost lost her due to Pyometra infection spreading in her body. For an emergency visit, they diagnosed immediately, took an hour for tests and immediately set her up for surgery. They let us meet our fur baby briefly in the evening and she was well rested and taken care of till the next days. They estimated higher costs on the 1st day but ensured they gave us a decent refund the next day which we so appreciate. A follow up visit after 14 days, our puppy is recovering but she is SO much better going in the right hands. Friendly, gentle and passionate animal lovers! read more

We had an emergency with our dog. We rushed to VCA and Kourtney was AMAZING! She knew right away what was wrong, she calmed us, and she was so kind and empathetic! We will always return here if another emergency arises. read more

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