Noah's Caring Hands Animal Hospital at Geist

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7815 Sunnyside Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46236, USA
Added by Jopie, at 05 April 2016

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• Anonymous

  09 December 2017

  Best vet ever, found on accident. Super great with my crazy maltese puppy, my old great pyr, my fat old cat, and my outdoor cat. And they work with me on pricing especially when I was struggling to make sure my animals stayed with me. Love me Dr. Roach!!!!!

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• Anonymous

  10 November 2017

  Dr. Roach is thorough and very friendly and informative. I love the drop off/pick up appointment option, since I am not always able to commit a lot of time when my pets need to go in. The pricing is about what you can expect anywhere, and they are very professional with clean facilities.

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• Anonymous

  26 September 2017

  The staff are the best people! I bring my bunny in to get regular nail trims and check ups, they are quick and efficient!

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• Anonymous

  07 September 2017

  Kind, caring staff. Nice, clean facilities.

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• Anonymous

  20 July 2017

  Very caring people! Vet was awesome.

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• Anonymous

  20 July 2017

  The staff and services provided at Noah's caring hands are five stars. I have taken my animals to the Geist location for many many years and have always been treated well and, more importantly, our animals have as well. I most recently have taken on the responsibility of a bull terrier puppy. He is high energy, full of personality, and a complete maniac and he LOVES the staff at Caring Hands. They also love him in return. We had a scare two weeks ago in which our little bully ate a squeaker and had to undergo surgery to remove it. The surgery was performed at the 24 emergency clinic and then we used Caring Hands as our post operation resource. They were an incredible support to us and made us feel 100% confident in the care our dog was receiving. They patiently answered my questions and concerns on a daily basis, looked at my dog's incision daily, and educated us on the proper steps needed to get him to full recovery. All with smiles and genuine caring for our little maniac :) I have recommended Caring Hands to many of my friends in the past and will continue to do so in the future. They are fabulous people and deserve a huge THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! We could not have gotten through this experience without them!

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• Anonymous

  03 May 2017

  I wish I could give this place zero stars honestly. I am writing this review after the horrible experienced I just had at this vet clinic a few hours ago. Being an animal person that has worked for many vet clinics and has been to various vet offices around the country, (due to moving a lot) I have never been treated so poorly by a fellow animal lover.
  
  I brought my dog in for a simple nail trim today and that was it. He is pretty fussy with nail trims but mostly just squirms a lot and it can be hard to do by myself. So I decided to pay to get it done this time by some professionals. When I first arrived I was greeted by a very nice vet tech. She was very sweet and took me into the room. No problems there. The next tech that came in was by far the most disrespectful women I have ever came across in the animal community. She accused me of not keeping my dog up to date on regular vet visits or vaccines. This will now have been the 2nd time I have brought him there and they have "lost" his vaccine records and accused me of not keeping him up to date. She then accused me of not bringing him in for a check up in over two years when I had just brought him in a few months ago for a dental, pre-surgical blood work, and to evaluate a tumor on his eye. She insisted they had no record of that so I must be mistaken or I was at the wrong vet clinic. This vet clinic is two minutes from my house so I am pretty sure I know what vet clinic I take him too.
  
  She then proceeds to take him back to do his nails. She is gone for MAYBE 3 minutes and then brings him back saying he was out of control and too stressed to do it so I need to come back another day. She then says I need to put him on meds next time I bring him back to the clinic. I have brought him to this clinic multiple times and he has never once acted out aggressively or done anything to a person or another animal in his entire life that would ever suggest that he needs to be put on meds for his "behavior".
  
  After this she then tells me I still have to pay for the nail trim because they were able to clip one or two nails. She then walks me out of the place guarding other dogs from my dog like he was going to attack any minute. My dog didn't even notice the other animals or humans like he does every time he enters that building. I was in tears at this point and tried to explained to her after we get the door that I didn't understand why she had to do that since he rarely notices other dogs. Before I even finished she responded with a short and sarcastic "okay" and then she pulled the clinic doors shut behind me.
  
  I was mortified and will never take him back there again. Working in the animal community I understand that animals can act differently behind doors away from their owners. But in the 6 yrs he has been alive he has never hurt or even tried to be aggressive to another animal or human. I deserved more of an explanation than "He was stressed" and then kick us out of the door like we were monsters. This tech might have been having a bad day and was not wanting to do his nail trim but we should never have been treated that poorly.

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• Anonymous

  19 January 2017

  Very compassionate Veterinarians and staff! supportive and understanding, patient and kind to animals and people!

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• Anonymous

  13 October 2016

  This place is always busy, but their boarding for cats is pretty fantastic and inexpensive. It's a bit of a drive if you live in Indy, but it's worth the price, especially if you have a cat that gets sick a lot, like ours. Clean facilities, groomer and boarding on site, and a large waiting area where dogs and cats can be separated. Also, they have coffee for clients and large, public restrooms. I have nothing negative to say.

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• Anonymous

  04 June 2016

  Just a week ago I was faced with the tough decision of putting my beloved chihuahua Claire to sleep. Having never gone through anything like that before, I contacted Tom and he eloquently described the euthanasia process to me. Even though it was still the toughest day of my life, knowing what to expect made it a little easier. The doctor was extremely compassionate, as was the tech. I sobbed like a baby through everything but they were so kind and gentle with both myself and Claire. It was such a peaceful passing and I left feeling like I made the right choice. I read below that someone said they try to upsale their clients but I can honestly say that I felt no pressure whatsoever. They actually credited me for the $54 wellness exam that I had already agreed to pay. How often does that happen? And there were several options depending upon your fiscal status. I never once felt like money was priority, it was all about my sweet 16 year old girl. Thank you Noah's for providing exceptional service while still remaining kindhearted. -
  --Lacey Rose Lawson

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• Anonymous

  12 April 2016

  This is our vet of choice. Close to home, but also great people. When our Husky had a random seizure they went above and beyond. When she had cataracts at a young age they took extra time with her to make sure there wasnt anything worse. Every time they do an exceptional job and really care about her whole being, not just what we are there for specifically. Tom always checks on us and makes us feel cared for as pet owners, even though we dont have fur. THANKS!

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