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Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care
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2611 Florida Street Mandeville, LA 70448
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Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care

Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care is a Animal Hospital facility at 2611 Florida Street in Mandeville, LA.
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2611 Florida Street, Mandeville, LA 70448
Services Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care practices at 2611 Florida Street, Mandeville, LA 70448.

Animal hospitals offer general and emergency pet care services. Some animal hospitals offer 24 hour emergency services-call to confirm hours and availability.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care in Mandeville, LA, please call (985) 626-4862 for more information.
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(11 Reviews)
Service
4 star average for Service
Environment
4 star average for Environment
Expertise
4 star average for Expertise
Recommended
3.5 star average for Recommended
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Recent Reviews
Felt I had to write a review of Louisiana Veterinary Emergency and my experience with them in 2010 when my dog, Buddy, was hit by a car on New Year's Eve in Abbeville, La. We got him stabilized at a clinic in Lafayette and the Vet there recommended we go to Louisiana Emergency Veterinary Hosp. Buddy is 9 yrs old, 88 lbs, and a rescue mutt with a splendid personality.
His left hip was broken. After going over the options, my partner and I elected to go ahead with the $3,000+ operation and rehabilitation rather than put him down. We travel in a motor coach and spent the winter of 2009-10 in La. which was nothing but continuous rain, high humidity, and winds off Lake Pontchartrain. It was lousy for the humans, but good for Buddy. Four years later Buddy's left leg is giving him problems and we are faced with having to pick him up when he falls over, pick up his poop when he does it laying down cause its too much for him to get up or whine for us, & all those other emotions in deciding a dearly loved pets future. And if we do decide to put him to sleep, we've got to tell 4 adult kids that the dog of their youth is gone. I'm getting teary eyed just writing this.
La. Emergency has gotten some severely negative reviews which I do not think they deserve. Yes it is costly to take your pet to an emergency animal hospital. But over my 75 years I've been to quite a few and all have been up front with the costs of their services. And most of all, if you're going to have a pet, be sure you can afford it. I went ten years without a dog because of reverses in my life and when i turned 50 i got Pooky who failed as a leader dog, but succeed as a beloved dog to my 5 yr old twins. And then we have to get over our "i'll take the dog/cat to the vet tomorrow". NO, do it now, don't let the illness/condition get out of hand. The two ranting reviews were done by pet owners who were dissatisfied with their service/costs/ diagnosis, but I think they have to look to themselves first before castigating Louisiana Veterinary Emergency Care to the degree that they did.
I highly recommend the clinic - they were there when Buddy and I needed them and they did an excellent, skilled job on Buddy.
by Frank Hemphill xxx.xxx.43.51
November 19, 2013
This place is a joke. I took my dog here when he began vomitting a pink liquid we thought may be blood. While at the vet he began bleeding from his anus uncontrollably. The doctor took X-rays and blood tests and determined he was dehydrated and couldn't tell from the X-rays what was wrong with my dog. They then said my current balance I had to pay for the one nights visit was $500 and that they recommend my dog stay the entire weekend and take multiple different medications to keep him hydrated and then see their internal medicine doctor on Monday and have an ultrasound to try to determine WHAT was wrong. Not treat ANYTHING. All for the low low cost of $1000+ !! Being a young couple with a child on the way, we couldn't afford that course of treatment and asked for alternatives. The only thing offered to us was IV fluids and a shot that would stop the vomitting for 24 hours and they would send him home if we couldn't pay. Three hours later, my dog was on the brink of death. We called the ER vet again once we decided it would be more humane to euthanize him than have him suffer any longer. He was crying in pain and still profusely bleeding. Only after talking to the vet about possibly killing our puppy did the vet FINALLY offer another solution of antibiotics. The total cost of the medication $34. Two days later my puppy is completely fine. All they want to do here is charge you the greatest amount possible and then kick you out if you cannot pay. For $34 I could have saved my puppy hours of suffering. They would rather kill my animal than offer a more reasonable treatment.
by Unhappypetowner xxx.xxx.45.16
July 23, 2013
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Recent Polls
Would you recommend this provider to others?
Yes
Were the waiting room chairs comfortable while waiting for your pet?
Yes
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.209.52
July 18, 2014
Would you recommend this provider to others?
I Already Have
Were the waiting room chairs comfortable while waiting for your pet?
They were average
Are you going to visit this provider again?
Possibly
Was this provider's office clean?
Mostly yes
Did this provider seem knowledgeable and competent?
Definitely
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.181.89
June 15, 2014
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