NEW REFERRAL REWARDS PROGRAM
For ZVAH Clients Announced.

Our greatest source of new patients come from
recommendations by our current clients. To reward those
who graciously suggest their family, friends,
neighbors and coworkers to bring their pets to Zionsville Animal
Hospital, we've introduced a Referral Rewards Program.

Here's how it works. Every time you recommend a new
client, you'll receive a token of our appreciation.

• 1st Referral - $5 Credit to your account
• 2nd Referral - Official ZAH T-Shirt
• 3rd Referral - $15 Movie Pass
• 4th Referral - Giant Bag - Dental Doggie Treats
• 5th Referral - 10% OFF your next ZAH visit
• 6th Referral - Flowers delivered to your home
• 7th Referral - $40 PetSmart Gift Certificate
• 8th Referral - Complimentary Pet Groom
• 9th Referral - Dinner Gift Card from Cobblestone Grill
• 10th Referral - Preferred Client Status: A 10% Discount on all medical and surgical services at ZAH for 1 year

So tell your friends and family about the care your pets
receive at Zionsville Animal Hospital and you'll receive
the above gift when they mention your name for sending them in to us for pet care.

OVERNIGHT DOG BOARDING NOW AVAILABLE!

In response to the continued requests of so many clients, Zionsville Animal Hospital is pleased to announce we
have completed our new in-house facility and will now be offering Overnight Boarding for Dogs.

During their stay with us, your pet will be treated with the compassion and respect you would expect from our associates. At all times, your dog's comfort and safety
will be our number one commitment.

For more information - CLICK HERE

WELCOME Dr. JULIE DIEM
TO ZIONSVILLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL!

The newest veterinarian to join Zionsville Animal Hospital
is Dr. Julie Diem.

A Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine graduate,
Dr. Diem brings an extensive expertise in canine and feline
medicine to the hospital.

An Augustana College undergraduate, Dr. Diem knew she
was destined for a career in veterinary medicine
at a very early age.

“My mother still has my Junior Vet kit from my
elementary school days.” Says Dr. Diem, “I've always had a love
for animals and becoming a veterinarian was always my goal.”

Dr. Diem and husband, Ryan, are Zionsville residents along
with their English mastiff, MacKenzie. She enjoys biking,
weight training and cooking when not at work.

Dr. Diem is currently accepting new clients and looks
forward to meeting our many furry patients and their owners.

ZVAH GOES INTER-CONTINENTAL
AS DR. DAN VISITS RUSSIA

Shown above is Dr. Dan Genatiempo in sporting his
Zionsville Animal Hospital shirt in the Red Square while
on a recent trip to Moscow, Russia.

Impressed by the history and architecture of the Russian
cities and countryside, Dr. Dan also complimented the
friendliness of the many Russians he met on his trip.

ZIONSVILLE ANIMAL HOSPITAL ONCE AGAIN
RECEIVES AAHA ACCREDITATION

Zionsville Animal Hospital has again received accreditation following a comprehensive evaluation by the American
Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).

The evaluation includes a quality assessment review of the hospitals’ facility, medical equipment, practice methods and pet health care management.

Only 12 percent of all small animal veterinary practices in the U.S. have achieved accreditation by the American Animal Hospital Association.
In order to maintain accredited status, Zionsville Animal Hospital must continue to be evaluated regularly by the association’s trained consultants.

“Zionsville Animal Hospital belongs to a select group of practices that are committed to meeting the highest standards in veterinary medicine,” says Thomas A. Carpenter, DVM, AAHA President. “AAHA hospitals pass a stringent evaluation of more than 900 standards covering patient care, client service and medical protocols. By attaining accreditation, Zionsville Animal Hospital is demonstrating its dedication to offering the best care to its patients and clients.”

The American Animal Hospital Association is an international organization of more than 36,000 veterinary care providers who treat companion animals.

Established in 1933, the association is well known among veterinarians for its high standards for hospitals and pet health care.