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Monroe Street Animal Hospital

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We are a general practice pet hospital in Old Mandeville. Our goal is to provide the highest quality

10/30/2026

Today's the day! Stop by Monroe Street with your pet for a treat and a picture. We've been looking forward to this all month.

Costumes are welcome, but never required. Nervous pets are welcome too. We'll keep things calm and let them come say hello at their own pace, the same way we always do.

8:00-5:00

Cheese is at her post at the front desk, and Tater sends his regards from the back. We can't wait to see you. 🧡

10/29/2026

Happy National Black Cat Day! We'd like to officially set the record straight: black cats are not bad luck. They're tiny house panthers with sweet hearts and excellent taste in sunbeams.

Sadly, they're also some of the most overlooked cats in shelters, often passed by simply because of their color. If you share your home with one, you already know what everyone else is missing.

Show us your house panther in the comments. We'd love to meet them. 🖤

10/28/2026

For a lot of pets, Halloween is the most confusing night of the year. The doorbell rings over and over, there are strangers in masks on the porch, and the front door keeps opening. Even the calmest dog can decide it's a good night to make a run for it.

A few small things make a big difference. Give your pet a quiet room away from the front door, with their bed, some water, and something to chew. Make sure their collar and ID tags are on and up to date. And if your pet is microchipped, take a minute to check that the registration has your current phone number. A microchip can only bring them home if it leads back to you.

Not sure whether your pet has a chip, or if it's registered? Ask us when you stop by for Trick-or-Treat on Friday, and we'll happily scan them for you.

10/26/2026

Every holiday gathering has that one dog working the room. And every guest thinks they're the only one sneaking a bite.

Those little bites add up quickly. Rich, fatty foods like ham, turkey skin, gravy, and buttery sides can trigger pancreatitis, a painful inflammation of the pancreas. Unfortunately, it's something we see every year once the holidays roll around.

If your pet starts vomiting, seems to have a sore belly, doesn't want to eat, has diarrhea, or just isn't acting like themselves after a party, please give us a call at 985-629-4075. Pancreatitis is much easier on everyone when it's caught early.

One easy tip for this year: pick one person to be in charge of treats. Everyone else gets to say "ask Mom."

10/23/2026

Mark your calendars for Friday, October 30.

We're inviting all of our patients, and their people, to stop by Monroe Street for a little Halloween fun. Your pet gets a treat, you get a picture, and we get to see all of you outside of a regular appointment. That might be our favorite part.

Costumes are welcome but never required. A festive bandana absolutely counts. And if your pet is the nervous type, that's okay too. We'll keep things calm and let them say hello at their own pace.

Cheese will be greeting at the front desk, of course. Tater will be cheering everyone on from the back.

8:00-5:00

We can't wait to see you. 🧡

(We're happy to see your trick or treaters on Saturday also!)

10/20/2026

It’s Vet Tech Week, and we’d like to recognize the people doing the most important job in this building: keeping Cheese and Tater from editing medical records.

Cheese works the front, where she supervises the keyboard by lying directly on it. Tater prefers the back, where he can walk across a computer quietly and leave notes like “fjjjjjjjjj;;;;” with no witnesses.

Fortunately, our techs catch it every time.

When they aren’t stopping clinic-cat paperwork, they’re also drawing blood, taking X-rays, running lab work, monitoring anesthesia, calming nervous patients, cleaning teeth, giving meds, and finding the right treat for a pet who’s having a hard day. Most of what happens during your pet’s visit goes through their hands.

Rachel, Arah, Ashley, Carol, Jennifer, Jess, Tiffany, Sam, Diedra: thank you for the skill, patience, and care you bring to every patient. Thank you also for proofreading everything twice. We know why.

If one of our techs has helped your pet, tell them in the comments. 💛

10/19/2026

We recently had a full house of puppies, and nobody got anything done. Worth it.

Puppy care isn't a one-and-done visit. Those first few months bring a handful of check-ups spaced a few weeks apart. That gives us time to build their protection with a full vaccine series, rabies included. It also lets us check for parasites, get prevention started, and watch them grow (which happens fast). And it gives you plenty of chances to ask every new-puppy question that comes up. There will be a lot, and that's okay.

Just as important, those early visits teach puppies that the vet is a place with kind hands and good treats. That first impression can last a lifetime.

New puppy at home? We'd love to meet them. 985-629-4075

10/16/2026

Happy Global Cat Day from the two cats who run Monroe Street.

If you've been in to see us, you've probably met Cheese. She's our front desk greeter, heating pad enthusiast, and self-appointed welcome committee.

What you might not know is that she has a coworker. Tater prefers life behind the scenes. He's a little shy, gets around just fine on three legs, and is very much the quiet heart of the back office. He doesn't do crowds, and we would never ask him to. He comes out when he's ready, and that's exactly how it should be.

Two very different cats. Both very loved.

Is your cat a Cheese or a Tater? 👇

10/14/2026

Our senior patients hold a special place here. Some of them we've known since they were puppies and kittens.

As pets get older, things can change quietly: kidneys, thyroid, joints, teeth, weight. Often so gradually that it's hard to see at home, even when you see them every day.

That's why we often suggest seeing senior dogs and cats twice a year. Bloodwork lets us compare this year to last year, and small changes caught early are so much easier to help with.

A few things worth mentioning to us sooner:
– Drinking or peeing more than usual
– Weight changes you weren't expecting
– Moving a little slower, or skipping the jump onto the couch
– Changes in appetite or sleep

Their golden years deserve to be comfortable ones. We're here to help make that happen.

If your senior is on our SNOUT Wellness Plan, those extra visits are already part of the plan, so never hesitate to bring them by.

Address

2130 Monroe Street
Mandeville, LA
70448

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19856294075

Website

http://www.monroestreet.vet/

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