Affordable veterinary care you deserve.
About
All Pet Health Care by Noah's is proud to serve the Indianapolis, Indiana area. We provide exceptional animal health care services and outstanding client support. We offer a full range of comprehensive veterinary and pet care services, from routine wellness and preventative medicine to dentistry, surgical care and more. Whatever your pet needs, we’ve got the services and treatment options necessary to provide them with a lifetime of quality care.
All Pet Health Care by Noah's is proud to be an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), a designation which demonstrates our unwavering commitment to providing the highest level of care and service with each and every interaction. If you’re looking for quality veterinary care in the West Washington Street area of Indianapolis, look no further. We look forward to meeting you and your animal friend, and hope to be able to serve you both for many years to come!
For information on the services we offer and the cost, click here.
Contact Us
Address
Contact
Hours
3825 West Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46241
(317) 481-1738
Monday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
8:00 am- 12:00 pm
Closed Sunday
Our Team
Dr. Kelly Skinner
Veterinarian, Medical Director
Dr. Skinner has always had an interest in science, and has always had a love for all things animal. She's been with us since 2017, and we are so glad to have her on the All Pet team.
When not at work, Dr. Skinner spends her time with her family: her husband, their kids, and a Dachshund named Belli Bee and a retriever named Tilt. She also enjoys reading, horseback riding and Indy Car racing.
Dr. Mary Grabow
Veterinarian
Dr. Grabow knew she wanted to be a veterinarian ever since she was in the 4th grade. Her love of animals, people, and medicine has inspired a 30-year-plus career in veterinary medicine!
Mary was born in California, but moved to Connecticut when she was only one year old. In the 7th grade, she moved to Indiana and has lived here ever since. She started working as a kennel assistant when she was only 14, and worked her way up by filling any position that she could.
As a veterinarian, Dr. Grabow particularly enjoys client education, preventative care, behavior, and training. She also has a special interest in reproduction and purebred dogs; she says there’s nothing better than performing a flawless c-section and helping puppies come into this world!
At home, Mary lives with her husband and two children. Her kids are active in Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, 4-H, AKC dog shows, and sports. Mary’s husband is in the Indiana National Guard and has completed two deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. The family has a multitude of pets: three dogs, a guinea pig, three cats, three lizards, and three African Thigh Spurred tortoises.
Outside of work, Dr. Grabow likes spending time with her family and traveling. She also loves sea turtles, and even got to see the turtles lay their eggs on the beach during a recent South Carolina family vacation!
Dr. Jeanette Jiricek
Veterinarian
Dr. Jiricek joined All Pet in the summer of 2019. Growing up, her love of animals was apparent to everyone, as she was regularly told she'd be a great Veterinarian. Now she can't imagine doing anything else!
In her spare time, Dr. Jiricek enjoys traveling around Ireland, UGA Football and running. Her family includes her French/English Bulldog, Mademoiselle French Toast!
Veronica Vance
Practice Manager
Veronica joined the All Pet team in January of 2020 as the Practice Manager. She's always had a love for animals, and wants to help be a voice for them.
When not at work, she likes spending time with her family: daughters Kinsley and Addison, boyfriend Kyle and his son, Beau. Her four-legged family members include a cat named Muffins, a Cane Corso named Gemme, and Kyle's police K9 named Cain. We are glad to have Veronica as part of the All Pet team!
Allison Parker
Office Manager
Alli has been with All Pet since December of 2015. Her passion is being able to help people and their pets, and she gets to fulfill that everyday.
Alli enjoys spending time with her boyfriend and her cat Spooky. She has an artistic side and really enjoys drawing.
Jessica Souder
Veterinary Assistant
Jessica has been a part of the All Pet team since September of 2017. As a veterinary assistant, she's always loved helping animals. Her professional achievement is to one day be a Clinical Trainer.
When she's not at work, Jessica spends time with her 2 dogs, Jackie & Jackson, 2 cats, Moosh & Seuss, and a bunny named Bunnert.
Maribel Tirado
Receptionist
Maribel joined the All Pet team in September of 2019, but has been with the Noah's family since March of that year. She loves working closely with animals and doing her best to help them feel better in any way she can. She loves being an advocate for the patients as well as helping owners better understand the why behind every situation.
When not at work, Maribel spends her time with family & friends. She lives with her fiance, Karyam, and her German Shepherd, Samantha.
We are so glad to have Maribel on our team!
What is AAHA?
AAHA-Accredited Hospitals: Champions for Excellent Care
Did you know that accreditation for animal hospitals is voluntary? Surprising, isn’t it? Nearly 60 percent of pet owners believe that their pet’s veterinary hospital is accredited when it is not. In actuality, only 12-15% of animal hospitals have gone through the accreditation evaluation process by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). We are proud to call ourselves an AAHA-accredited hospital.
In the United States, all human hospitals that serve people with Medicare must be accredited through an accrediting body; they undergo regular reviews and quality checks to ensure they meet standards of quality for every aspect of medical care. However, not all animal hospitals choose to pursue the AAHA-accreditation process since it is not required by law. When it comes to pet health care, accreditation is voluntary.
The accreditation process is rigorous and time-consuming, and not every veterinary hospital
wants to go through the lengthy process. Accreditation by AAHA means that an animal
hospital has been evaluated on approximately 900 standards of veterinary excellence.
To maintain their accreditation, hospitals undergo a rigorous review by veterinary experts
every three years. State and provincial regulations can vary widely – in fact, some states
don’t routinely inspect hospitals, only going in for an inspection when a complaint is filed
by a pet owner. AAHA accreditation is considered the standard for veterinary excellence,
and does not vary between states or provinces (AAHA accredits hospitals in both the U.S.
and Canada).
We are an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard. Pets are our passion. And keeping them healthy is our #1 priority. Here, we strive to deliver excellent care for pets. Because your pets deserve nothing less.
Learn more about AAHA accreditation and why our accreditation is important to you and your pet. Visit aaha.org/petowner.
