My puppy loves daycare at PetSuites. I would recommend anyone bring their furry bestie there. They…read morealso do our pup's grooming and he always looks so handsome.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. I called ahead of time to make sure that they could…read moregroom a golden retriever, and they said their groomer Ashley had years of experience and definitely could. My dog was groomed yesterday and when I picked him up his fur was uneven and choppy. There are multiple spots all over his body where you can tell they took grooming shears, cut too far, and just left it uneven. We will never be returning to this place and I don't recommend anyone get their dog groomed here.

I have used leash and litter for almost 3 years now! Anytime I go out of town they do an excellent…read morejob of feeding/ walking/ playing with my dogs and taking care of my cat. When I leave I know that my pets are safe and taken care of and that my house is being checked on as well. They check in and send photos, and I have been able to go on long trips knowing that my babies are happy.

Mr. Elder did not treat our dogs with the respect that they deserve. We returned from a 12-day…read moreouting to find our dog matted and her skin under the matting of the hair completely raw. We also found an abundance of poop in our front and back yard. He did not care for our dogs or properly walk them each day. This is the first time in 14 years we have ever experienced this level of neglect with our dogs while being out of town. I would not recommend Mr. Elder to take care of your canines. This experience for us was a saddening experience to return to. They are pampered pups and we will not be utilizing Mr. Ken Elder again.

Dani is fantastic. She grooms one dog at a time, which has been a godsend. I have an older dog who…read moreis anxious, so leaving him at a commercial Groomer who books multiple dogs at the same time with the other dogs barking constantly is not great for his disposition. She does a really great job. She's very responsive and communicative. My dog is a mix so does not require a highly technical styled cut, but he always comes out looking fantastic and calm.

Very impressed with the care I receive for my dog. Dr. Slay is very informative and the staff is…read moreextremely nice and cooperative. Special thanks to "Hale". This young lady went WAY beyond customer service researching then texting me information I could use in regard to my pet. Outstanding.

The entire staff is wonderful. My pup loves going.. They give her whipped cream and she is as…read morehappy as she can be.

We used the drop-in service from Happy Trails Woofery when we had to take a short trip out of town…read morefor my brother's wedding. We are new to the area and I had found Danielle on Rover.com. I believe that dogs are the most comfortable in their home environments when their owners are away, and Danielle was able to accommodate my request for several visits during a 3-day time period. Before we left town, we scheduled a meet-and-greet at my home with the pups. Danielle asked me about their schedule, feeding guidelines, etc. It was evident from that initial meeting that she is very knowledgeable about dogs. The entire process was very professional. While we were gone, Danielle reported about her visits and when we came back, my pups didn't even seem to notice we had left! I will be using Happy Trails Woofery's services again.

Happy tails woodery always takes great care of our German shephard! The owners are very…read moreaccomadating and truly adore animals! Weve used them on several occasions and have never had any issues.

So far I've had nothing but good experiences at Ascension parish animal hospital. My puppy loves…read moreit there as well. I feel the staff is very personable, and makes not only myself, but my puppy feel right at home

I want to share my experience with Ascension Animal Hospital, not out of anger, but in the hope…read morethat no other pet owner has to go through what we did with our beloved Chloe. This began around the beginning of June when I brought Chloe to see Dr. Jenna. I was concerned because she wasn't eating normally and I believed she had a UTI. The UTI was confirmed and they did bloodwork. Chloe was started on antibiotics. We returned about a week later for a recheck, and I was told the UTI had cleared. However, Chloe was still having accidents and, more concerning to me, she still wasn't eating. During her examination, Dr. Jenna discovered arthritis in Chloe's hip and also began treating her for what was thought to be bronchitis because of a cough. She also recommended completing the final test needed to definitively confirm Chloe's Cushing's disease. I scheduled the all-day Cushing's test. When I dropped Chloe off for the test, I specifically asked that Dr. Jenna be given a message that Chloe was still not eating. When I picked her up that evening, I asked the technician if Dr. Jenna had received my message. I was told that "he" would come out and speak with me. I then learned that Dr. Rob, not Dr. Jenna, had performed the all-day test. No one had told me that Dr. Jenna would not be seeing Chloe that day. I expressed my concern about Chloe not eating. I was reassured that it was likely because of the antibiotics. A couple of days later, I called again because Chloe still wasn't eating and I was trying to get her seen. I received a call back saying that Dr. Jenna felt Chloe's stomach was upset from the antibiotics. Over the next couple of weeks, I was repeatedly told that her lack of appetite was related to an upset stomach from the antibiotics, and nausea medication was prescribed. Eventually, Chloe stopped eating altogether. At that point, I took her to Dutchtown Animal Hospital and saw Dr. Rosen. From the moment she examined Chloe, she was concerned and said, "I think it's pancreatitis. I need to run a blood test to confirm." The test confirmed that Chloe had pancreatitis. Unfortunately, by then, Chloe was too sick and too far gone to respond to treatment. We ultimately had to make the heartbreaking decision to let her go. Chloe was a beloved member of our family. I understand that veterinarians cannot always know immediately what is wrong, and I understand that pancreatitis can be difficult to diagnose. My concern is not that the diagnosis wasn't made on the first visit. My concern is that Chloe repeatedly wasn't eating, I repeatedly communicated that concern, and for weeks we were reassured that it was simply her stomach being upset by antibiotics. I wish there had been more urgency in investigating why she wasn't eating, especially when it continued despite treatment. I am sharing this because I truly hope Ascension Animal Hospital will look at Chloe's case and consider whether something could have been done differently. If another pet owner comes in saying their dog has stopped eating and continues to decline, I hope their concerns will be taken more seriously and that additional testing will be considered sooner. We loved Chloe deeply, and we would never want another family to experience the heartbreak of wondering whether things might have been different if her symptoms had been investigated sooner. Chloe deserved that chance.

Hopes care was professional, knowledgeable and informative. I felt safe with the care Hope…read morereceived. Environment was welcoming. Staff friendly and accommodating. Surgeon, excellent! I would like to express my appreciation to everyone at Dutchtown Animal Hospital. Especially Doctor Kristine Angelette for surgery & Doctor Rosen for identifying the masses. Vet Tech Victorie Williams & all front desk concierge who talked me through much of my concerns with patience & understanding. They have gained my trust. They knew I needed Hope as much as she needed me.

My cats love their vet we drive all the way from Baton Rouge to come here. They love your animals…read moreand will go out of their way to make sure they are well.

Made a donation over 2 weeks ago and have not received a valid answer to why this donation has not…read morebeen accepted , you have until next Monday to accept the donation or never see another one again!!!!!! Your choice!

We love our #CAAWS dog. I have read some reviews here that are negative. I will share my…read moreexperience. We have had our dog for about 5 years now. This dog , who CAAWS actually rescued from a kill shelter, was a shy, slightly reticent dog. Sabra ,who is a school teacher and a volunteer at CAAWS, helped me to choose " Austin" ( their name). During this same time, I was tending to my Mom( she has since passed on ) and was helping my family in Virginia. Keep in mind , CAAWS does have a screening process, and for a very good reason. These animals, at least many, have not had " happy" lives, and some are recovering from abuse or neglect . They want to make sure that you will be a loving and responsible pet owner. I am fortunate that our son helps to take care of our dog if and when we must leave town. Owning a pet is a responsibility, and a healthy dog needs more than food , water and trips to the vet ... they need love , tenderness, regular exercise and to insure that CAAWS dogs are matched to a suitable owner, yes, they are very careful with whom they place these deserving pets. Make room in your home and heart for a life time of unconditional love. I know that there are many people who love dogs as much as I do. Our dog did require some dental work , and because of this, we now are very careful about how we care for his remaining teeth . We have friends who have become volunteers there, and I know that the adoption process may seem " detailed"... but CAAWS loves to see their pets find a fur ever home. I highly recommend going to meet these deserving pets. Adoptions can be arranged to suit your schedule. In our case, we met our dog, filled out the necessary paperwork and had a two week trip. When we came home, we were able to adopt our dog... he is a very lovable canine, and having him in our life also enriched us in many ways. He was with us when we had to be rescued from the August 2016 flood... and has been a joy through the many storms since then. When we needed to move into an apartment in 2016, he was also a joy, and his personality is friendly and thankfully, he isn't into barking unnecessarily. I highly recommend CAAWS, their caring volunteers, their fees are kept low... and all of their animals ( dogs, cats) love being adopted. Sabra, and other volunteers, do a great job. We love " Chase", who used to be " Austin"... thank you to all #CAAWSvolunteers #CAAWS has a Facebook page... thank you!