Brownsburg Animal Clinic

As strong advocates of keeping pets healthy and whenever possible, heading off problems before they begin, we strongly recommend annual wellness check-ups for all patients during the first seven years of life. To get your new puppy or kitten off to a good start, we conduct a thorough physical exam and worm check on your first visit.

My name is Morgan Estes. I am 13 years old and I am an eighth grader at Brownsburg West Middle School. I am selling these beautiful, one of a kind earrings to help raise money for the Foundation Fighting Blindness. They are handmade by my grandma in Salida, Colorado. I have had a visual impairment since birth due to Retinitis Pigmentosa which is a degenerative retinal disease that causes blindness.

Unlike many veterinarians who feel called to their profession from an early age, Kelli Barton had already reached young adulthood before deciding to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. But once she set her mind to becoming a veterinarian, her determination was unwavering, despite some obstacles along the way.

We are fortunate to have four highly skilled, deeply experienced and extremely personable relief veterinarians available to fill in for our doctors any time they need to be away from the office.

If their names and faces seem familiar, it's because with their help, we've been able to continue serving patients and clients without missing a beat through three maternity leaves as well as a number of staff transitions and continuing education conferences.Just because they're not on fixed schedules, we still consider our relief vets an indispensable part of our team!

Megan has known she belongs in the field of veterinary medicine since she was a first grader. To fulfill her desire to care for animals, she became a Registered Veterinary Technician. Megan graduated from Purdue University in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in veterinary technology. In the bachelors program, Megan focused on behavior modification and helped teach puppy classes at Purdue.