Animal Kingdom Vet Hospital

04/10/2026

Please use heartworm prevention monthly for both the cats and dogs in your household!
Ask us today how to get started if your pet is not on a preventative!

Drum roll, please! The AHS has released their new heartworm incidence map and survey. The bad news? Heartworm disease is being diagnosed nationwide. The good news? Heartworm disease is PREVENTABLE. https://bit.ly/4c8QNj2

04/05/2026

As you celebrate Easter tomorrow watch out for these toxins for your pets!

02/26/2026

We are having internet and phone issues. We are open until 5.

02/25/2026

She has been returned to her people!

Does anyone know cute little “Vibe”? She is microchipped but the owner has no voicemail setup and is not responding to texts on the phone # the microchip company has for us. She was found at Nokko’s on Grand Caillou.

02/14/2026

We have some open parking spaces at the office for tonight’s parade. Y’all are welcome to park!

02/09/2026

No such thing!

02/01/2026

FYI! Apoquel users use ACTNOW25 for extra money back from Zoetis petcare rewards.

01/27/2026

Just FYI!

FDA ADVISORY: The U.S. FDA is cautioning pet owners that eight samples of Raaw Energy dog food have tested positive for one or more types of pathogenic (harmful) bacteria, specifically: Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes), Salmonella, and Campylobacter jejuni. One sample also contained Escherichia coli (E. coli) O157 bacteria, which may be harmful.

Raaw Energy dog food is ordered via the firm’s website and picked up in person by customers. The products are packaged in either 2-pound or 5-pound clear plastic tubes sealed on each end with a metal clip. Products are sold frozen in brown cardboard boxes containing 10 clear plastic tubes. The cardboard boxes have white stick-on labels identifying the product flavor, ingredients, and date code.

Because Raaw Energy products aren’t labeled with lot codes, different batches of product are distinguishable by a date code (date of manufacture) printed on white stickers on both the individual plastic tubes and the brown cardboard box. MORE: https://bit.ly/4qGLcGA

01/06/2026

Great time to be had!

Mark your calendars for LSU Vet Med Open House on Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026. This free, family-friendly event invites the community to explore the world of veterinary medicine and biomedical research. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet students, staff, and faculty, learn how veterinarians care for animals and protect public health, and discover how research conducted at LSU Vet Med benefits both animals and people.

01/03/2026

Walk Your Dog Month 🐾

“Walk more, bark less” might sound simple—but daily walks support physical health, mental enrichment, and calmer behaviors for many dogs.

Whether it’s a long stroll or a quick loop around the block, it all counts. ❄️

Share a photo or tell us about your favorite walking partner!