Animal hospitals in Louisiana
581 veterinary clinics across 134 cities and towns, including 23 emergency or 24-hour hospitals.
All cities
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Abbeville 5Abita Springs 1Alexandria 12Amite 3Amite City 1Arabi 1B
Baker 1Bastrop 2Baton Rouge 46Bayou Cane 1Belle Chasse 3Benton 2Blanchard 1Bogalusa 3Bossier City 20Breaux Bridge 3Bridge City 1Broussard 2Brusly 1Bunkie 1C
Calhoun 1Carencro 4Central 1Chalmette 5Choudrant 1Clinton 1Columbia 1Coushatta 1Covington 16Crowley 4Cut Off 2D
Delhi 1Denham Springs 8Dequincy 1Deridder 5Destrehan 1Deville 1E
Ethel 1Eunice 3F
Farmerville 3Folsom 3Franklin 1Franklinton 2G
Gonzales 7Grand Cane 1Gray 2Greenwell Springs 1Greenwood 1Gretna 9H
Hammond 10Harahan 2Harvey 6Haughton 2Homer 2Houma 9I
Independence 1J
Jackson 1Jefferson 2Jennings 5Jonesboro 1Jonesville 2K
Kenner 6Kentwood 1L
Lacombe 1Lafayette 27Lake Charles 15Lake Providence 1Laplace 2Leesville 4Livonia 2Lockport 2Luling 1M
Madisonville 2Mandeville 21Mansfield 1Mansura 1Many 2Marksville 1Marrero 2Maurepas 1Maurice 2Meraux 1Metairie 26Minden 5Monroe 11Morgan City 4N
Natchitoches 6New Iberia 8New Orleans 33New Roads 4O
Oakdale 2Old Jefferson 1Opelousas 6P
Paincourtville 1Pearl River 1Pineville 6Plaquemine 5Ponchatoula 3Prairieville 7Princeton 1R
Raceland 1Rayne 1Rayville 3River Ridge 1Rosepine 1Ruston 5S
Saint Francisville 3Scott 2Shenandoah 1Shreveport 26Slidell 15Springhill 2St Francisville 2St Martinville 1Sterlington 1Stonewall 1Sulphur 5Sunset 2T
Tallulah 1Terrytown 1Thibodaux 7Trout 1V
Vidalia 2Ville Platte 2Vinton 1Vivian 1W
Walker 2Watson 1West Monroe 10Westwego 2Winnfield 2Winnsboro 3Y
Youngsville 2Z
Zachary 3🔍
No cities match.Emergency & 24-hour vets in Louisiana
Baton Rouge Animal Hospital And Baton Rouge Pet Emergency Hospital
1514 Cottondale Dr # 2, Baton Rouge, LA 70815
Emergency
Sherwood South Animal Hospital
3803 South Sherwood Forest Boulevard, Baton Rouge, LA 70816
EmergencyOpen 24 hours
Airline Animal Health and Surgery Center
2633 Viking Drive, Bossier City, LA 71111
EmergencySpecialty
Pet emergency?
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Trouble breathing, suspected poisoning, collapse, or a male cat that can’t urinate are always emergencies. Call ahead so the team can prepare.