St. Bernard Veterinary Hospital
"Where Your Pet Comes First With The Staff That Cares"
Our Services
News and Events
- August 2009
Dr. Jay Newbill returns to St. Bernard Vet: We are pleased to announce that Dr. Jay Newbill has rejoined the Clinic Staff of St. Bernard Vet! (see "Clinic Staff") - NOW
New expanded Hospital Hours: St. Bernard Vet is now open M-F from 7:30am-5pm. Doctors Hours are by appointment. Early Morning Drop off's (see "Contacts") are welcome M-F. Saturday hospital hours are 8am-1pm. - St. Bernard Vet on WWL
Celebrate St. Bernard: Look for St. Bernard Vet's commercial on WWL. St. Bernard Vet is proud to Celebrate St. Bernard! - On Going
Interested in Adopting or Fostering a Pet? Call the St. Bernard Animal Shelter at 504-278-1534 - On Going
staff@stbernardvet.com Contact us with news or events concerning pets so that we can share it with our clients!
Medical Care
Has your pet had it's annual vaccinations?
Keep your adult pet safe with an annual examination and vaccinations and by regularly giving Heartworm preventative. Schedule an appointment today.
» Ask about our puppy and kitten packages
» We carry a variety of flea and tick control
» Inquire about spays & neuters and dental cleanings
Veterinary Consultation
Concerned about your pet's behavior?
Our friendly clinic staff is ready to help you with all of your pet's needs, whatever medical issue your pet is experiencing. Call to schedule an evaluation.
Tips on Pets Care
It's HOT outside! Leave an extra bowl of water outside and make sure your pet can get into a shadded area.
Outdoor pets are more likely to suffer heatstroke during the summer months. Heatstroke occurs when an animal's core body temperature rises above their natural temperature. If your pet becomes overheated, immediately hose your pet with water or even put your pet in a bathtub full of cold water. These simple acts may safe their life, however, it is important to still seek medical attention as your pet's temperature could fall too low and they made need fluids. Monitoring weather conditions and assuring your pet has enough shade and water may prevent life threatening heatstroke this summer.