LSU Farm and Large Animal Veterinary Services
Description
Louisiana State University Farm Animal Veterinary Hospital Our veterinary staff is here to provide advanced medical, surgical and reproductive care for individual animals, as well as entire herds or flocks. The hospital is open Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm by appointment. We accept referrals, as well as direct appointments from clients. Appointments are preferred to allow us to focus our attention to your animal, while minimizing your wait to be seen by a clinician. In addition, we also offer farm call or ambulatory services for your convenience. For emergency situations, we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The LSU veterinary hospital is also staffed by additional specialists in anesthesiology, cardiology, ophthalmology, radiology, dermatology, oncology, theriogenology, and pathology.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality service and care, thus we invite your constructive feedback so that we can make necessary improvements. Our primary concern is excellent health and productivity for your animals. If we can be of any assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact us. While questions are welcome via phone or electronic communication, we cannot definitively diagnose nor give specific recommendations without a thorough examination of your animal.
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facebook.comDo you have a vaccination protocol for your herds? ( Cattle, goats, sheep, horses, etc). It is important for the health of the animals to have proper protection and can improve production rates by margins. Call a veterinarian today to ask if you need to be vaccinating your animals and with what products? If you don’t have one you can call the Large animal clinic 225-578-9500 and get information
We have been so so busy these last few weeks... I haven’t had time to take a lot of pics but I got a few. There have been surgeries, lameness, babies, etc. Spring is happening 🐐🐂🐄
It’s kidding season. Make sure your does are getting all the energy and feed they need to sustain pregnancy AND themselves. The last 3 weeks can be the most critical to keeping everyone healthy
This is the time of the year to be semen testing those bulls for the fall calving season. Having them tested once a year is a good practice and can help save you money in the long run for those cows that aren't getting covered. We have services for that. We can come out to you if you have electricity and a reliable chute or you can bring them to us. You can call any time to ask questions or make an appointment. 225-578-9500
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A day late but I wanted to wish Happy birthday to Dr Scully!! Hope you had a wonderful day ❤️
We are a 24/7 emergency clinic for large animals...also open Monday- Friday 8a-5p for clinical and field service appointments. We offer a wide variety of services from routine health maintenance visits (in the clinic and on the farm) to surgical procedures and now offering advanced reproductive work. Just call 225-578-9500 for any questions or if you need to make an appointment
Happy birthday to our own Dr Chance Armstrong.
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