This is the best Vet I have found in Metairie. Dr…read more Ignicious was wonderful and caring to our big cat, Rocky. The cost seemed less than other places we have tried. Will be back for sure!

The BEST veterinary care. Dr. McKenna is awesome. Our backup there is Dr. Exnicious. They are…read moreWONDERFUL and they CARE.

Always a great experience. Chico has been visiting since a pup and they always make sure to take…read moregreat care of him

Had an emergency with my service dog while away from home in California. Could not be happier with…read morethe care we got. The staff were so kind to us and my dog. Friendly. Professional. Reasonably priced. We ended up taking my step sons dog there for vaccines a month later. Doctor is amazing ! Also they do military discounts !

The veterinarian working the ER last year told me nothing was wrong with my dog. I brought her in…read morefor breathing concerns because I had just left MedVet who did a sedated evaluation and determined she had an elongated soft palate and laryngeal paralysis . The ER vet told me if she's never turns blue or sounded like she was struggling to breathe she was fine, totally dismissing the reason I was at the ER with her in the first place. I still had to pay for the visit, of course. I had actually already scheduled the surgery through Metairie Small animal Hospital for the next week, but cancelled the next day based on his diagnosis. It's now months later, and my poor girl is still struggling to breathe. She chokes on her water when she tries to drink, overheats during exercise, wakes up multiple times during the night because she stops breathing. Why did he have to make me think I was crazy? He didn't observe her throat under sedation to really know anything. I went to the ER for a serious concern that night, and was turned away and told I was crazy. It really makes you second guess surgery for your pup. But, after much more research and observation, I know she needs the surgery. Problem now is she needs to be evaluated under sedation again, which costs more money, and she may have damaged more parts of her throat that can't be repaired. Why would I want to go back again?

The first thing doctor Connor O'Brien said to me was that we "need to have a quality of life…read morediscussion," as though it was a possibility that we might put my dog down. She was not that ill. Days earlier, she was playing and enjoying long walks. She was only dehydrated more than likely from a bad tooth. I told Dr. O'Brien that she had several times in the past refused to eat and got dehydrated and bounced back after a few days of rest. This time lasted a day longer and she needed fluids. That's all she needed - fluids and perhaps an anti-nausea med to give her the strength to get up and have something to eat or drink. He gave her an opioid sedative which is terrible for dogs, I learned later. But the thought behind the decision to give her a sedative is inherently flawed. How was she supposed to get up to drink or eat while on a sedative? It was sure death and that is what Dr. O'Brien did to my dog. When I brought my dog in she was lifting up her head and responsive to my voice. When we left she was all but brain dead. I was told the opioid would wear off in a few hours, but 12 hours later, and she never regained any meaningful consciousness. She then died, more than likely due to the last 12 hours with nothing to eat or drink, severely dehydrated and with opioids in her system, which was entirely unnecessary. I told Dr. O'Brien that, in the past, a little cortisone usually did the trick and had her eating and drinking and living fully again, but I left the decision up to him. I should not have. From that very first sentence about "quality of life" I should have been wary that Dr. O'Brien wanted to put my dog down. And die she did. A few days earlier she was running and playing, enjoying snack and walks and cuddles. She only needed some hydration. Instead she got a lethal dose of pain medicine that she did not even need. I should have stood my ground and made it *my* choice. People, STAND UP AND ADVOCATE for your loved ones. Some doctors are sh----.

Great vets, vet techs and front desk staff! I came to Harahan (abadie) because Dr. McMillan left…read moreVCA. All of the staff have been great. I have now had Dr. Killian and Dr. Reese treat my kids as well! All have been great. I can't say enough! Great group of people to whom I trust my 4 legged babies. Ann Craighead

This is the latest issue. My dog turns 16 in June. He has…read moredeveloped a skin irritation and he scratches especially at night. He's on Apaquel (sp). He's been on this for about 3 years. We get it monthly. I called at 1:00 this afternoon to get a refill. At 5 I called back and asked if it had been refilled. No not yet. They close at 6. I gave them a 5 hour window and never received a call. Dr. Abadie, why did you sell? It is now a money grab with NO personal attention. If I were you I'd tell them to take your name off the business. It's ruining your reputation!

Dr. Rene is an angel in disguise. He "happened to be driving down Canal when he saw my dog, one of…read morehis patients, along the road. She was at the dog sitter since I was out of the country. He picked her up and brought her to my house. When he arrived the sitter also showed up. He gave the sitter grief, since it was well deserved! Of course Dr Rene had no way of knowing that I lost a dog due to mishandling by a sitter. Wow! Going above and beyond a great human being. Thanks

This location has a wonderful staff. It is always a pleasant experience. The staff is…read moreprofessional. I trust the doctor.

Dr. Levy is very patient, kind and professional. His staff…read moreis very helpful as well. They took good care of my baby girl! She's on the road to recovery! I bring all of my pets to Dr. Levy! I highly recommend him!

I brought my cat Bella in for a check up since his clinic is minutes from my house. Clinic is…read morespotless and everyone there was very nice. Dr Levy was great. When she got out and was hiding under a table he got on the floor talking to her. He's very knowledgeable and listens well. I will definitely bring my other cats here too

What an incredible clinic! I can't say enough about the positive experience Andi gets there each…read moreweek from Dr. Gambel and Cody! Andi gets acupuncture from Dr. Gambel. Dr. Gambel has incredible knowledge and awesome doctor-patient skills. Each visit she takes her time and asks how Andi is doing and always looks for ways to continue to make her better. Cody gives her special attention and keeps her calm as she gets her acupuncture. Andi and I are so thankful and blessed to have such an incredible team!

Chateau Veterinary Hospital was absolutely amazing--especially if you're traveling internationally…read morewith a pet, or honestly, if you just need an exceptional vet. They handled our international health certificate for our dog, Chester, and our cat, Muscade, and made what is usually a very stressful process feel completely manageable. Summer Stein was our main point of contact, and she is truly an expert when it comes to international travel paperwork. Dr. Fraser completed the health screening, and the entire process was seamless. One huge bonus that not many people realize: if you're traveling with two pets, they can be listed on one health certificate. That alone saved us time, money, and unnecessary stress. Before finding Chateau, I had reached out to several clinics and felt overwhelmed and unsure. The moment Summer answered my call, I felt confident we were in the right hands--and I was right. We arrived in France with zero issues. One very important tip for anyone traveling internationally with pets: yes, the health certificate must be validated within 10 days of travel, but your vet appointment should be scheduled at least one month before your departure. This allows enough time for the USDA to process, endorse, and mail everything back to you. Summer guided us through this timing perfectly. I also really appreciated that they had us test anti-anxiety medication before travel to ensure the correct dosage. Best advice ever. It made a world of difference knowing exactly what Chester needed--and to be clear, these are not tranquilizers, which are forbidden for international travel. We even had to recheck Chester in Paris for our connecting flight to Nice. He refused additional medication at that point but still did very well. There were no issues--no barking, no complaints from airline staff, and he remained calm throughout the entire process. He was understandably nervous by the time we picked him up in Nice, but he was completely okay. I was nervous about giving him medication in the first place, but testing it ahead of time and following their guidance truly paid off. Another thing worth mentioning: Chester is an anxious dog when it comes to vet visits. He's sweet--not aggressive--just scared. The team handled his exam and vaccinations with patience, calm, and confidence. They clearly know how to work thoughtfully with nervous animals, and that meant a lot to us. I also really appreciated that they offer happy visits, where you can stop in without an appointment just to help your pet feel comfortable with the vet and environment--no exam, no stress, just positive exposure. Beyond all of that, this is simply an outstanding veterinary office. Everyone is incredibly kind, organized, professional, welcoming, and knowledgeable--what more could you ask for? It's clearly a locally owned practice, not a corporate chain, and that shows in every interaction. I had a terrible experience at a corporate vet prior to this, and honestly, I'm grateful for it because it led me to Chateau Veterinary Hospital. Thank you so much to the entire team at Chateau Veterinary Hospital. We truly couldn't have done this without you. We're now happily settled and enjoying our life in France.

I cannot say enough good things about VSGNO! The entire team is so dedicated and compassionate when…read moreit comes to our four legged family members. You can tell as soon as you walk into VSGNO that your pets are in good hands. Dr. Ramos has been treating my weimaraner's Louis and Zoe for a little over a year now. Louis had a medium sized mast cell tumor located on his inner upper thigh. Dr. Ramos treated him with a new chemo injection which did the trick. Louis has been in remission for over 4 months now. Zoe suffers from an autoimmune disease called pemphigus which causes soars and lesions on her paw pads. Dr. Ramos passion and determination in finding the appropriate treatment has been the world to us. After some time, we believe we have found it and Zoe has been in remission for a few months now. We will continue to bring our pets here for any dermatology issues. Yes, they are on the expensive side, but you're getting what you pay for, high quality, reliable care for your pet. No price tag is too high for your loved one. Highly recommend VSGNO to anyone looking for a high quality, passionate dermatologist in the Louisiana area!

We brought our cat to them after a boarding place Pet Paradise broke her leg and refused to pay for…read moreit and they were outstanding!! They actually cared about her well being and were able to surgically repair her leg so that she could walk normal again! I highly recommend this place!!!