Providing veterinary care to animals large and small in Princeton, Haughton, Bossier City and the surrounding areas. For our existing clients, we can offer limited telemedicine services for those with the technical equipment needed. Please contact our office for more details at 318-949-2491. To take advantage of this service there must be a valid veterinary/patient/client relationship-which requires that your pet has been seen in our hospital within a reasonable amount of time.
Rest assured we are taking every precaution possible to allow for appropriate social distancing and taking additional steps for disinfection. Haughton Animal Hospital is a full service companion and large animal practice located in Princeton, Louisiana. We have 5 veterinarians on staff with over 120 years combined experience. We offer companion animal services such as boarding, dental care, diagnostics, and surgery.
Our large animal division provides in-hospital as well as farm service calls for horses and livestock in Princeton, Haughton and Bossier City areas.
Rest assured we are taking every precaution possible to allow for appropriate social distancing and taking additional steps for disinfection. Haughton Animal Hospital is a full service companion and large animal practice located in Princeton, Louisiana. We have 5 veterinarians on staff with over 120 years combined experience. We offer companion animal services such as boarding, dental care, diagnostics, and surgery.
Our large animal division provides in-hospital as well as farm service calls for horses and livestock in Princeton, Haughton and Bossier City areas.
Services
Dr. Eddie Moore
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Dr. Eddie Moore graduated from Oklahoma State University in 1983 and immediately began an equine practice at Louisiana Downs and the surrounding training centers.
As a mobile practitioner he has served clients in the Arklatex for over thirty years.
Dr. Moore's interests in rural practice lead to the development of Haughton Animal Hospital in 1987.
Dr. Moore is married to Shawn Cason Moore also OSU graduate in Home Economics and they have two children, Roy Cason Moore (LSU-College of Engineering) and Dr. Makensie Moore (LSU-Veterinary Medicine).
As a mobile practitioner he has served clients in the Arklatex for over thirty years.
Dr. Moore's interests in rural practice lead to the development of Haughton Animal Hospital in 1987.
Dr. Moore is married to Shawn Cason Moore also OSU graduate in Home Economics and they have two children, Roy Cason Moore (LSU-College of Engineering) and Dr. Makensie Moore (LSU-Veterinary Medicine).
Dental Care
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Good oral hygene is not only important for people, but for our pets too!
Bacteria accumulates in plaque on the teeth above the gumline, and can lead to many oral health issues.
Long-term bacteria and plaque can also damage the kidneys, intestinal tracts and even your pet's joints.
A healthy diet and regular teeth cleaning can add years to your pet's life.
We offer dental services such including ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and extractions.
Our doctors and staff have years of experience in animal dental care, and can take care of your pet as well.
Bacteria accumulates in plaque on the teeth above the gumline, and can lead to many oral health issues.
Long-term bacteria and plaque can also damage the kidneys, intestinal tracts and even your pet's joints.
A healthy diet and regular teeth cleaning can add years to your pet's life.
We offer dental services such including ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and extractions.
Our doctors and staff have years of experience in animal dental care, and can take care of your pet as well.
In-Clinic Diagnostics
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Just as with human medicine, in certain illnesses or surgical events it may be necessary to take a look at your pet's bloodwork prior to the procedure.
Our facility has the ability to run a complete blood count (CBC) to determine the amount of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets present in your pet.
We can also determine how well your pet's organs, including liver and kidneys, are functioning through a blood chemistry analysis.
Finally, we can find and observe your pet's electrolyte levels to determine if fluid therapy is necessary.
Our facility has the ability to run a complete blood count (CBC) to determine the amount of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets present in your pet.
We can also determine how well your pet's organs, including liver and kidneys, are functioning through a blood chemistry analysis.
Finally, we can find and observe your pet's electrolyte levels to determine if fluid therapy is necessary.
Microchipping
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Have you ever lost a pet?
It is one of the worst feelings that a pet parent may have to endure.
Today however, there is a much greater chance of your pet returning home if they are microchipped or tattooed.
Each microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and they are inserted just under your pet's skin between the shoulder blades.
The microchip contains a unique dog or cat code which will positively identify them if they are lost and are taken to a veterinarian or animal shelter.
It is one of the worst feelings that a pet parent may have to endure.
Today however, there is a much greater chance of your pet returning home if they are microchipped or tattooed.
Each microchip is about the size of a grain of rice, and they are inserted just under your pet's skin between the shoulder blades.
The microchip contains a unique dog or cat code which will positively identify them if they are lost and are taken to a veterinarian or animal shelter.
Radiography
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Our hospital is equipped with the most advanced x-ray system available in veterinary medicine today!
Our digital radiography system takes more enhanced images than were available in the past, meaning your pet will be exposed to fewer x-rays and we are even more accurate when we are locating a problem.
In the event that your pet's image needs to be reviewed by a specialist, our system allows us to email the file in seconds, saving valuable time in taking care of your pet.
Our doctors are approved to submit radiographs for OFA Certification of your pet's hips and elbows.
Our digital radiography system takes more enhanced images than were available in the past, meaning your pet will be exposed to fewer x-rays and we are even more accurate when we are locating a problem.
In the event that your pet's image needs to be reviewed by a specialist, our system allows us to email the file in seconds, saving valuable time in taking care of your pet.
Our doctors are approved to submit radiographs for OFA Certification of your pet's hips and elbows.
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