Pet Resources · Highland Veterinary Clinic

Pet resources for
everyday questions.

Good questions are part of good care. Find pet-health reading, prevention guidance, and practical next steps—with a familiar Evansville team ready to talk them through.

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Three dogs resting together on a cushion beside a window.
Life with your pet. Learning together.

The pet. The person.
The relationship.

A little understanding.
A stronger partnership.

A small tan terrier resting in a caregiver's arms.
Knowledge with a human connection

Information to read.
A team to talk with.

The Pet Health Library

Explore pet health,
one question at a time.

Reading can help you understand a new topic and prepare for a conversation. Your own pet's history, daily life, and care plan give that information its context.

A new companion

Choosing a dog or cat, settling in at home, and questions about life together.

Everyday wellness

Reading about nutrition, dental care, examinations, and preventive planning.

Life at home

Behavior, grooming, travel, seasonal care, and sharing a home with animals.

Health questions

Information that helps you gather questions for your veterinary team.

Visit the Pet Health Library

More places to learn.

Veterinary resources from Highland's reference collection. Bring questions back to your team.

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These outside resources open in a new tab. General information does not replace advice for your individual pet.

Prevention with your pet in mind

Parasite prevention starts
with your pet's life.

Dogs and cats have different needs. Ask Highland how your pet's health, home, and everyday activities shape a prevention plan.

A white poodle wearing pink goggles while being held beside a car window.
Everyday adventures.
Individual care.

Your individual pet

Bring questions about age, health history, and the prevention your pet already receives.

Home & daily routines

Share how your pet spends time indoors, outdoors, traveling, and around other animals.

A plan discussed together

Ask which prevention and screening fit your pet, and how to follow the recommended plan.

Keep product, timing, and testing questions with your veterinary team.

Explore parasite prevention

The practical side of care

Find the tools for
your pet's next step.

Reading is one part of preparation. Our Patient Center connects you with the forms, appointments, pharmacy, and payment information for your visit.

Share your pet's history.

Find online forms, caregiver histories, consent forms, and downloadable care guides.

Explore online forms

Plan your next visit.

Begin an appointment request and tell our team what brings you and your pet in.

Request an Appointment

Find pharmacy access.

Connect with Highland's pharmacy, nutrition-delivery providers, and prescription information.

Visit the online pharmacy

Understand payment options.

Find online bill payment, financing access, and information to discuss before treatment.

Explore payment & financing

People who care for the relationship

Explore careers in
a family practice.

Highland is an independently owned veterinary practice rooted in Evansville. Caring for animals also means caring for the people beside them—and the team that brings that care to life.

Compassion. The pet and their person belong in the conversation.

Collaboration. Every role contributes to thoughtful, connected care.

Growth. Learning and team well-being are part of Highland's mission.

Explore careers at Highland
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A local practice.
A shared purpose.

A little clarity before you begin

Find the right next step
for your question.

You do not have to sort through every question alone. Tell us what you're noticing, what you've read, and what you would like to understand.

Keep the conversation personal.
Our team can help put general information in the context of your pet's care.

Where should I begin?

Start with the Pet Health Library for general reading, or Parasite Prevention for that specific topic. For appointments, forms, pharmacy access, and payment information, visit the Patient Center.

Can an article tell me which treatment my pet needs?

General information cannot replace an examination or advice for your individual pet. Bring what you've read to Highland and ask how it relates to your pet's history and current care plan.

Where can I find forms and care guides?

Our Online Forms page brings together patient histories, consent and admission forms, and downloadable guides. Follow the individual preparation and recovery instructions given to you by Highland.

Where can I learn about working at Highland?

Visit Careers at Highland to learn about our practice. Confirm current openings and application details with the clinic.

What if my question cannot wait?

For a concern that needs prompt attention, call Highland or an emergency veterinary service directly rather than waiting for an online appointment request or searching for an answer in an article.

Your partners in lifelong animal health

Questions about your pet?
Let's talk them through.

Your observations at home matter. Bring your questions to the familiar team at Highland Veterinary Clinic in Evansville.

Call (812) 867-6651Request an Appointment