The personal care that Dr. Newbill and his team give is something very rare these days. They really care about the animals they treat and go out of their way to take care of the 'people' too. The staff and doctors are phenomenal! Our long/wire-haired dachshund is quite a character and they welcome him by name whenever we go! There will be times when your pets require hospitalization.
St. Bernard Vet maintains a full service veterinary hospital and can provide many treatments as well as observation if necessary. We may also refer you to our emergency clinic for the night (the Animal Emergency Clinic phone number is 504-835-8508) or to a specialist clinic for more intensive observation if your pet is extremely ill and requires intensive care.
We want your pet to have the best care he or she requires and we are glad to make the necessary decisions during such a stressful time. It is extremely important to have your pet spayed (for females) or neutered (for males). Spaying and neutering your pets helps to control the extreme pet overpopulation problem, but it also prevents certain types of cancer and numerous behavioral problems.
St. Bernard Vet maintains a full service veterinary hospital and can provide many treatments as well as observation if necessary. We may also refer you to our emergency clinic for the night (the Animal Emergency Clinic phone number is 504-835-8508) or to a specialist clinic for more intensive observation if your pet is extremely ill and requires intensive care.
We want your pet to have the best care he or she requires and we are glad to make the necessary decisions during such a stressful time. It is extremely important to have your pet spayed (for females) or neutered (for males). Spaying and neutering your pets helps to control the extreme pet overpopulation problem, but it also prevents certain types of cancer and numerous behavioral problems.
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We love to listen, so we can help guide you on a path to nuturing, healing and caring for your pet.
Education is the key to helping your pet live a long healthy life.
Get to know us here, or schedule an appointment so we can learn more about who you and your pals are!
Dr. Alexandra (Alex) Amster is a transplant to our beloved Louisiana!
She was born and raised in Stamford, CT (a suburb of New York City.)
She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Rhode Island and received her DVM in 2012 from Ross University in St. Kitts (the Caribbean - how nice!)
Education is the key to helping your pet live a long healthy life.
Get to know us here, or schedule an appointment so we can learn more about who you and your pals are!
Dr. Alexandra (Alex) Amster is a transplant to our beloved Louisiana!
She was born and raised in Stamford, CT (a suburb of New York City.)
She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Rhode Island and received her DVM in 2012 from Ross University in St. Kitts (the Caribbean - how nice!)
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