I was traveling from Washington state through to South Carolina. My dog had an accident and I…read morestopped here. The staff was very helpful and Dr. Stevens was very thorough and made sure I knew what I needed to do to care for my Minnie.. unfortunately on the drive I lost the antibiotics and I thought I was going to have to see a new Vet. Well Stephanie went above and beyond and called in a replacement prescription to SC.. Thank you to the team at the Baton Rouge Animal hospital

I went 11pm at night for 14 week old puppy with acute onset diarrhea and vomiting and crying as if…read morein pain. The staff were very nice, took her in then the vet called to talk about options. It was $100 just to get in the door. All I understand they did was take a temperature and put hands on her. The possible bill was a range and on the list of tests/services/procedures there was no individual pricing. The base of what they wanted to do started just under $900 then "worst case scenario" was over $4700! Turns out she just had giardia, easily found with simple fecal. I really didn't like the lack of pricing for individual services. The people were very nice, I have nothing but good things to say about staff and I know the business model wasn't their choice.

prompt and thorough! Our Baby looks amazing! Halie was detailed and took time to discuss what we…read moreexpected before she began! Will definitely schedule again soon!

The groomer did a great job with both of my Malti-poos! She gave them both the most adorable hair…read morecuts!

Heather has groomed my now 11 year old toy poodle for years. We have trusted her and always been…read morehappy with how my poodle turned out. She never seemed extra stressed when we picked her up. It seemed to be a great situation (the only thing was I never saw Heather when i dropped off and picked up my dog, that was always odd, but i figured she was busy). Anyway, we got a new toy poodle puppy recently. She was 12 weeks old and we figured it was a good time to get her acclimated to the grooming experience. We specifically said our toy poodle (3 lbs at the time) was only 12 weeks old, this was her very first groom. We asked for her to be bathed, trimmed around her face, feet, sanitary area *as tolerated.* We were told our puppy was aggressive, had to be held down by 3 people (remember, 3 lb puppy). She hadn't been completely potty trained at the time, still tried to mouth at hands, was teething, wasn't the best behaved, so I believed it and was embarrassed for my puppy's behavior, over a bath! I had bathed our puppy probably 6 times already since we got her, I had scissor trimmed around her face, brushed her often and even trimmed her nails before. We were completely shocked upon picking up our little puppy she had a completely full groom. Shaved feet, shaved face, very short hair all over, shaved butt - didn't even look like our puppy at all. It was definitely not a puppy trim *as tolerated.* Now we understand why our puppy got so scared and stressed that she lashed out, fight or flight response. She had never been groomed before, she must have been terrified. Ever since then, our puppy is a different dog. She now is very anxious about everything. She had such a bubbly, joyful, easy-going personality. Now she is scared, fearful about so much. We have her in private training now, and the trainer has said she is scared of anything and we have to work in baby steps to even give her a bath again. I am devastated that my now 14 week old, 3.5 lb puppy has been traumatized. We trusted Heather for years with my older toy poodle. We thought she was the best groomer. It is never appropriate to hold down a 12 week old puppy to shave her completely. I wish she would have stopped, so that our puppy would have happy associations with grooming. 2 stars because we really did trust Heather for years, with my most prized possession, a family member. 2 stars because now that trust is broken, our 12 week old puppy was restrained, looks like a different dog, and has a completely new anxious/stressed personality when handled by strangers.

I don't know who groomed my little diva chihuahua-terrier mix, Ms. Harli this morning, but he or…read moreshe did an absolutely amazing job with her. I have to admit, it had been a little too long between baths for her. I truly appreciate they were willing to fit her in right away and although I did not accompany Ms. Harli this time, my husband was impressed by the friendliness and kindness of the staff. Thank you for a wonderfully positive experience. Mostly thank you for your love and kindness, especially towards the animals - as that's supposed to be what it's all about. We will be back. GREAT EXPERIENCE

I've been bringing my boxers here for the last 10 years, and they are always happy and chipper when…read moreI pick them up! So much better than vet boarding, they really enjoy coming here.

This place is not even a one star and doesn't deserve it. We dropped our two English Bulldogs off…read morebecause we were going to Chicago. This was our first time boarding so we really researched the place and found it to be the only 5 star business for boarding in the area. They are suppose to be advanced critical care nurses and one a vet tech and assured us our babies would be in good hands! They were everything but that as we get a text 5 hours later stating our youngest bulldog of the two is DEAD! Yes 5 hours after dropping them off a perfectly healthy dog unresponsive and dead. Not one phone call you heard me right a text. No remorse no apology and no explanation as to what happen!!! Our baby is currently at LSU Animal Hospital getting an autopsy so we can find out what really happen. If you love your animals like we do stay as far away from this place as possible! JC

They're not my normal pet store, and only had my second choice pet food. But they were polite and…read morehad decent prices. The store was well organized but could have been stocked better.

This store does not take care of the fish. Always dead or looking sick. They also have the worst…read moreselection of absolutely anything. Terrible stock and live plants are all dead.

A really great experience with these ladies. They send you daily text updates of your pets with…read morepics! Needed them in a pinch and they over-delivered. Courteous & very professional. Your pets are worth the service. Highly recommended!!

I had originally found NOLA's Finest Pet Care through a livingsocial deal. The company is great and…read moretook excellent care of my two cats. They sent daily updates with pictures while I was on vacation. They are very professional and spent at least 30 min at my house for each visit. I would definitely work with them again the next time I need pet sitters.

We love the knowledgeable staff and love love love Dr Alissa Whitney She is always on top of any…read moreproblem that my fur babies may have due to their breeds (or self inflicted) Rarely ever a wait time, always clean office and very convenient location!

Animal Medical Center does not care about your dog!!!! Do…read morenot leave your dog here and expect them to be taken care of!!! I drop my dogs off for boarding and despite me asking several times they never stopped using the leash that was choking the neck of my tiny Italian greyhound. The third day of boarding I visited and noticed a lump on his neck and he was having trouble breathing. The doctor on duty assured me she would keep a close eye on him and make sure it didn't get any larger, unfortunately this did not happen. May I add that I was the one who found the lump (golf ball sized) they never even looked twice at him long enough to notice. I showed up the following day and his neck had tripled in size and no one alerted me. They did not even bother to take the paper collar around his neck off that was cutting off circulation. He was in so much pain he was wheezing and whimpering. I stressed how disappointed I was there was not an eye kept on my dog and the kennel attendant responded " you are right I will let them know to keep a closer eye next time" what if there had not been a next time? What if your neglect and mishandling cost him his life? I firmly believe if I did not take my dog immediately to receive emergency medical attention that he would not be alive. We are currently doing multiple forms of testing to figure out how he obtained the lump and how to treat it. I will attach photos.