Veterinary Resources
Stay informed on key details around your pet’s care with these resources curated by the Intown team.
Helpful Veterinary Resources
We’ve put together these resources to help you find additional information on our pet care services and pet health in general. Have questions? Check out our FAQs or feel free to contact us to ask in person.
Appointment Types
For your convenience, we offer several types of appointments explained below.
Doctor Appointments
Appointments are seen Monday through Friday and on indicated Saturdays. Appointment times vary depending on the day of the week, but start at 7:30 in the morning and the last appointment is accepted at 4 PM. Please call ahead to check for availability and schedule an appointment with us.
Drop-Offs
If you plan to drop off your pet with us to receive treatment, previously scheduled drop-offs are accepted between 7:30 AM and 10:00 AM, unless otherwise discussed. You will be called after your pet has been assessed to discuss treatment options and/or findings. All drop-offs must be picked up before we close at 5 PM.
Surgery
If your pet is having surgery, the pre-anesthetic form will be discussed with you when you drop off your pet. Drop off is between 7:30 and 8:00 on the day of the surgery. If you have any questions, we will be happy to review them with you when you come in.
Remember, no food is allowed after 7:30 the night before your pet’s appointment (water is okay), and no breakfast or water is allowed on the morning of the procedure.
Tech Appointments
Available to our established clients only, tech appointments include any procedures needed to be done that do not require an exam by the doctor. These include appointments such as nail trims, anal gland expressions, suture removals, and Bordetella vaccinations. Tech appointments are available throughout the day. Please call ahead so we can schedule you to come in at a time that is most convenient for you, which will result in the shortest wait time possible. Note that pets seen at tech appointments must be up to date on rabies shots.
Forms
Complete our required paperwork quickly and conveniently by accessing our online forms.
How-to Videos
Learn at-home pet care with these helpful instructional videos.
Poisonous Plants Pets Should Avoid
There are a number of common plants that may be toxic to dogs and cats and should be avoided. These include:
| Arum Lily | Autumn Crocus | Australian Flame Tree | Avocado |
|---|---|---|---|
| Azalea Baneberry | Bird Of Paradise | Bishop’s Weed | Black Laurel |
| Black Locust | Bleeding Heart | Bloodroot | Bluebonnet |
| Blue-Green Algae | Boxwood | Bracken Fern | Buckthorn |
| Bulb Flowers | Burdock | Cacao | Camel Bush |
| Caladium | Calla Lily | Cardinal Flower | Chalice |
| Cherry Tree | Chinaberry Tree | Clematis | Cocklebur |
| Coffee | Coral Plant | Coriander | Dieffenbachia |
| Elderberry | Elephant Ear (Taro) | Eucalyptus | Euonymus |
| False Hellebore | Flame Tree | Felt Plant | Firethorn |
| Four O’Clock | Foxglove | Glottidium | Golden Chain |
| Ground Cherry | Heaths | Heliotrope | Hemlock |
| Henbane | Holly | Honeysuckle | Horse Chestnut |
| Horsetail | Hydrangea | English Ivy | Jasmine |
| Jimsonweed | Lantana | Larkspur | Lily Of The Valley |
| Easter Lily | Lupine | Marijuana | Mandrake |
| Mexican Poppy | Milkweed | Vetch | Yellow Jasmine |
| Mistletoe | Mock Orange | Monkshood | Moonseed |
| Morning Glory | Mountain Laurel | Mushrooms | Nightshades |
| Oak | Oleander | Periwinkle | Philodendron |
| Pigweed | Poinciana | Poinsettia | Poison Ivy |
| Poison Oak | Pokeweed | Potato Shoots | Privet |
| Pyricantha | Rain Tree | Ranunculus (Buttercup) | Rape |
| Red Maple | Snowdrop | Spurges | Sweet Pea |
| Tansy | Tobacco | Wisteria | Yews |