I'm giving them a 1 only because there is nothing lower. Since Bobby left and it's now run by a…read morebunch of greedy kids the place has gone to hell. Took my dog in on Saturday, unfortunately, they close at noon. They were done misdiagnosing him at 12:02 and still charged me an extra $100 for after hour work. Two days later I took him to a real vet clinic and he has Addisons disease. I wouldn't take a dead rat to DSAH. Ive never been more disappointed by the total lack of care and knowledge than I am with this money grabbing Mickey Mouse outfit. Dr. Bobby we miss you so much. You were the best but your once great and honest business is gone. Please folma, if you love your pet, take them anywhere but here. Disgusting people claiming to be vets.

I came in there this morning and ask if I could get some meds for diarrhea for my dog which has…read morebeen in there for 9yrs and they said NO you have to bring her in. I said I didn't want to bring her in and get charged $200 and tell me she has diarrhea and give me some meds. I've always before was able to go in there and they would give me meds. I've been taking all my dogs there for 20yrs but I won't go back

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.

I adopted my dog from CAA about two years ago and AHC has been my vet that entire time. They are…read moregreat with my pup as he's pretty nervous and excitable but always really happy to see the staff! He had heart worms due to being a rescue and was able to get successfully treated for with AHC.

They treat your pet as if it were their pet. Dr McClendon…read moreis spectacular - the techs are equally awesome!

The vets here are great. We are boarding our two dogs here for about a week. We trust them and have…read morebeen taking our dogs here for several years. Our dog needed a lot of dental work,and these vets did everything possible to salvage a few of his teeth. In a few weeks, our dog was able to eat crunchy food again. Dr Sullivan is very caring.

This is a great place to take your furry friends. They are always so nice and take such good care…read moreof the fur babies. Their boarding prices are super reasonable and she was nicely groomed when we picked her up which was nice. When it came time to put our beloved dog down, they treated me with such compassion. They made what was an extremely difficult thing to do as smooth as possible. I will never forget their kindness and compassion toward me during my grief. I highly recommend them.

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.

My cat is always well taken care of and while boarded I can always see her on the Webcam.read more

Cat Care Center is the best! They are always available for…read morequestions, and I have been really pleased with their care. Cat only vet, so I don't have to worry about my cat panicking around other animals around. All of the staff, including Dr. Laci, are very personable and caring. I highly recommend Cat Care Center to any cat owners!

I can't begin to tell you how many times the amazing staff at Kent Vet has saved or helped my…read moreanimals. These people are compassionate, good at communicating and amazingly kind to the animals. I'm so glad we found them, been coming to them since like...2013? and we'll always tell people how amazing they are whenever it comes up in convo!

There is no one more compassionate, honest, and fair than Dr. Drew Doucet at Kent Vet hospital…read more His staff is incredible, and he is an absolute God send. (Anybody else's vet would sit on the ground in the kennel hand feeding shredded Rotisserie chicken to your dog after hours to get her to eat after a very bad snake bite that very well could have taken her life?) Much love for this wonderful group that I now call my friends.

Yeah, this place could use a face-lift, like one of the other reviewers mentioned. But honestly I'd…read morerather pay a little less for quality pet care than worry about how the walls are painted. I've been taking my cats here since we moved to Baton Rouge in 2012. Dr. Waguespack helped our family through the care and eventually passing of our 18 year old kitty. And he did not sugar coat the situation to milk us for more cash. He was honest, even if it was brutally so. I appreciated it. When we got new kittens 6 months later, he was our go-to for initial check ups and vaccinations. We've also boarded our cats there - it's a good price for cats ($15/night). Not sure what they charge for dogs. And they provide nail clipping & baths too. Plus - their front-desk staff are GREAT!

Dr Waguespack has been practicing for quite a while. He is gentle with our pets, and usually has…read moreroom for us within a day or two of our call. He is not the only vet we use, as we have both cats and dogs. His prices are in keeping with other vets in the area.