This veterinarian CARES! My cat was congested and mouth breathing. She was feral years ago and I…read moretrapped her and tamed her. So she's very skiddish and doesn't do well in a pet taxi. I was sure a car ride would kill her. I called numerous vet clinics and the soonest anyone would come out was a month from now. This Veterinarian came right away and gave her an exam and treated her with meds. And the price was unbelievably low. Thank you!!!! Maddie cat will never be touched by any other vet and everyone I know who has an animal will know about this CARING AND COMPASSIONATE doctor!

Dr. Pete as well as his entire staff have cared for our beloved Maurice the Maltese for almost a…read moredecade. He kept him alive, enjoying quality of life for the last several years after he was diagnosed with both renal and heart issues. He always accommodated my work schedule in order to provide the care and did so with compassion and gentleness. A few days ago Maurice started having seizures and Dr. Pete tried every medication and treatment available in order to save him. He came to the phone and spoke to me personally multiple times over the course of the the 8 days leading up to his demise. When he suffered a stroke we knew that he was suffering and gasping for breath. Dr. Pete assisted our boy with a painless and peaceful escape to eternal rest. He was extremely caring and it was obvious that it was hard for him to see Maurice in such distress and was deeply moved himself as he fulfilled his patient's care for the last time. He also made all the arrangements for a private cremation so that we could keep him forever with our family in his beautiful tiny urn. I recommend Dr. Pete and his staff completely. We, as well as our Maurice trusted them 100%.

I went to visit my bf's family over the Christmas holidays, and brought my best little co-pilot, my…read moresweet beagle named Sam. It was a horrible experience when she ended up getting attacked by another dog... a huge chunk of skin missing, blood from other places... awful. We found the number to Lafayette Animal Emergency Clinic, and they said to bring her in right away. They got to her as soon as we got there and within 15 minutes, gave a solid examination and an estimate - always the moment of truth where your heart skips two beats: will she be okay and how much is it going to cost. The vet explained they'd need to install a drain to help flush out the deep wounds she incurred, and they'd also need to stitch up the open wounds where she was bitten - 4 areas. But they conveyed that she would be just fine. Then we braced for the cost - a little less than $450. I can't tell you how stunned I was at the reasonableness of the cost to get her fixed up (this happens to be the same sweet girl who broke her leg last Christmas to the tune of $3500.) The cost included pain-killers and antibiotics. We had to bring Sam back to the vet two more times - 4 days later to have the drain removed, and 10 days later to have the stitches removed. There was no charge for the follow-up visits, which made me love this place just a little bit more. The staff was friendly and extremely attentive, and were very patient and forgiving when Sam paid a little retribution by peeing and pooping on their floor while getting the drain removed. The hours for the emergency vet coincide for when most places are closed - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 a.m. weeknights(ish), and all weekend. I am SO very thankful for this place and for its people. It's 2 1/2 weeks later, and Sam's as good as new - chasing her tail and throwing her toys around - with a little punk-rock hair-do!

extremely rough with my cat, hes 14lbs and the vet decides to scruff him and he was obviously in…read morepain. they said they were going to try and make him throw up and I had asked "I have cat grass at home would that help" the vet named dr. I proceeded to say pardon me and stare at me as if i offended her, she did this TWICE!

I can't imagine having had a worse experience with a vet clinic. Aside from Dr. Fontenot telling…read moremy husband that she dislikes our breed of dog, A German Shepard, she let him walk out of her practice a year ago, claiming he had a false positive heartworm test. Fast-forward one year and we recently took him back there for his annual visit, and low and behold, he has heartworms. None of the issues we took him in for were addressed and Fontenot didn't even have the common decency to come out to the car (being they are still doing curbside only) to explain his course of treatment. Instead, she sent a vet tech out to our car to try and accuse us of skipping our dog's heartworm preventative ( of which I have records to prove that he has never missed). Accountability is everything in this world. Had she retested him a year ago, perhaps she would have found that indeed his first result was not a false positive. Instead, she is so quick to get everyone out of there. Not thorough at all! Profit only! Additionally, we cannot get this clinic to give our dog the heartworm preventative they are now recommending. They will not authorize his meds through third party services and have been giving me the run around for over a week about technical difficulties with their online store. Overall, this vet is highly incompetent and I believe that because she has such disdain for our dog's breed, she was hoping he would die of heartworms. Please do not bring your pets to this joke of an establishment.

Not the worst experience of my life but definitely not the best…read more I was born and raised in south Louisiana, true Cajun. This is far from the southern hospitality I'm accustomed to seeing... Maybe I caught them on a bad day? First, they only have one doctor on staff and you can expect to wait upwards of thirty minutes to see him in the waiting area. The lady behind the counter doesn't really want to know you or why you're there and her attitude sucked... The visit felt very rushed especially after discovering my dog had heart worms. We rescued this dog not know he had the heart worms and were genuinely concerned for his health. I really didn't feel like they cared about our furry little friend. I'm not saying they have to personally care but on some level that is what vets are suppose to do, CARE for you pet... I would look elsewhere. Update: We took our pet to a vet in Texas and were informed that the heart worm treatment method they wanted to use here was outdated and dangerous.

We love all the vets and the staff at Maurice Veterinary Clinic. They take great care of our…read moreCollie!!

This place likes to price gouge. Was first quoted $40 for a health certificate on the phone then…read morethe girl asked where the dog was traveling. When I told her another country she then quoted $400 for a piece of paper. I went elsewhere and got the health certificate for $30. They often try to tack on an exam fee when it was requested that the dog only have the procedure done without exam (blood, ultrasound etc). The receptionist will insist on charging $42 for a vet exam that was not done. If you are bringing a dog in for OFA, be prepared to call OFA and pay for it because their credit card on file is expired. They will then only offer you an account credit for a service you paid double for.

Arcadia Veterinary Clinic went above and beyond for my little Chihuahua when we had an emergency…read morewhile visiting Slidell. The staff were so kind, compassionate, and professional--they truly treated us like family. When a winter storm later kept us from seeing our local vet in Monroe, they even helped with my dog's medication over the phone. I'm so grateful for their care and highly recommend them to anyone who loves their pets!

I've taken all of our pets here for the last 4+ years. And they've deserved a FIVE STAR rating the…read moreentire time. While I had been to other local vets before AVC, IMO, Dr Tanya and her staff have always been my favorite in terms of caring, service, and value.

Dr. Naquin was very informative during this difficult process. We made the decision that our aging…read morediabetic schnauzer, Luna, deserved a peaceful passing. Luna was no longer her spunky and playful self. She was now anxious and no longer trusting of herself due to the complete blindness. She was self isolating herself more and losing interest in eating. Dr. Naquin's caring and peaceful approach made this difficult decision easier to navigate. Waking up this morning, the house feels quieter but I cling to the image of Luna passing peacefully in her bed, in our home with her "baby" and so calm. Thank you so much, Dr. Naquin. The paw print and nose print keepsakes were Golden! Rest in Peace Luna Mae 2014-2024

We have used Dr. Simon's "Country Place Vet Clinic" for a few months…read more So far, so good. Appointments are easy to make. Dr Jackie Simon & Dr Lindsey Trahan seem very knowledgeable and caring. Facilities are adequate and the range of services seems standard, including boarding. Our dog seems to like it there. Prices were as expected. One minor problem is the irregular parking lot. Lots of other client pet-owners seem to not know how to park, so be careful. As this is the only Vet we have used here, I can't compare.

Dr. Jackie Simon and her staff at Country Place Vet Clinic are amazing!! They take their time with…read moreyour pet and makes sure that you completely understand everything before you walk out of the door. Our dog was boarded there for a week and when I would call the check on him, the staff never made me feel like I was bothering them or being silly for calling. Professionals and I wouldn't trust my pets with anyone else.

This facility is well organized and very clean. I walked in on a Wednesday afternoon and filled out…read morethe application in person and was approved the following week (only because of the holidays) to pick up our new addition. They bathed him and even put on the dog collar we picked up for him. Everyone in the house is absolutely in love with our Rocco! Thanks Angel Paws!

I currently have 3 dogs and 2 cats, all adopted from Angel Paws . We try to support the facility…read morebecause apparently in the southern area people neglect having there pets spayed or neutered. We have even fostered dogs who have been sent to northern states where they don't have this problem. People who let their animals go free and breed at will need to understand that their unwanted litters will most likely end up in a shelter or dead on the road. Not all shelter animals are lucky enough though . The shelters have to feed them and after so long if they are not housed by someone they can be euthanized. Please people, take care of your animals and either have them fenced in or have them fixed.