Audubon Veterinary Hospital

Audubon Veterinary Hospital We strive to know all of our clients personally and our patients by name. Dr. Elizabeth Morgan is a native of South Louisiana.

Although she has lived in several places around the world she returned to Louisiana to attend college and acquire her veterinary degree. She graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1996 prior to beginning practice in West Feliciana Parish. She lives with her husband, two sons, six horses, five dogs, four cats and a goat. In addition to caring for her own mena

gerie and family she is the sole practitioner at the Audubon Animal Hospital, a mixed animal practice. What little free time she gets she spends pleasure riding her horses with her husband. Audubon Animal Hospital is a small country Veterinary practice. As a somewhat rural practice we treat a wide range of animal species. We understand our patients are our clients’ family members and believe they deserve personalized loving care. It is our goal to be second only to our clients in providing quality loving care for their pets. As a practice in a somewhat rural area Audubon Animal Hospital is involved in many community activities ranging from support of 4-H projects and activities to rodeo events and animal welfare concerns in our area. We recognize that our more agricultural patients become as much a part of our clients’ lives as our domestic patients and work to provide equally caring and knowledgeable therapy to those animals. Audubon Animal Hospital takes an active role in the care of stray and unwanted pets. Several animals a month are taken in by the Hospital and cared for until they can be placed in loving homes. The love and attention these animals get from the nurturing staff at the Hospital makes them wonderful candidates for adoption. Audubon Animal Hospital combines our basic love of animals with quality Veterinary care. We firmly believe preventive medicine is always better than emergency medicine. Audubon Animal Hospital recommends through annual examinations to detect early signs of abnormalities or disease. We feel early detection greatly improves success of treatment. In addition to a thorough physical examination Audubon Animal Hospital encourages pre-surgical and general diagnostic screening blood chemistries. We perform these chemistries in house so we can have results within the hour. The prompt results allow fast initiation of appropriate medical therapy or identification of increased anesthetic risk factors prior to surgical procedures. Audubon Animal Hospital has Radiology and Digital ultrasound capabilities also. These diagnostic tools are minimally invasive to our patients and can provide invaluable information to assist our Doctor in making a complete and accurate diagnosis of our patient’s problems. With the portability of the digital ultrasound machine and use of a portable x-ray machine equally thorough examination of our equine patients can be performed on site or if need be at our clients’ residence.

Did you know we offer vaccine titer testing? Titer testing can help determine whether your dog still has protective anti...
08/27/2026

Did you know we offer vaccine titer testing?

Titer testing can help determine whether your dog still has protective antibodies to certain diseases and can be a useful tool when making an individualized vaccine plan.

We have options! Our goal is to provide the protection your pet needs while avoiding unnecessary vaccinations whenever possible.

Ask us about vaccine titer testing at your pet’s next annual exam!

Belly Mysteries: Unraveling the Navel Tales of Our Canine Companions 🐕🔍Click below to read more 📲
08/27/2026

Belly Mysteries: Unraveling the Navel Tales of Our Canine Companions 🐕🔍

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Do dogs have belly buttons? Yes, and learn how to find your dog's belly button and its purpose, plus what health issues to look out for when examining it.

🐶❤️ Life Is Better With DogsThey make us laugh, comfort us when we need it most, and somehow always know when snacks are...
08/26/2026

🐶❤️ Life Is Better With Dogs

They make us laugh, comfort us when we need it most, and somehow always know when snacks are involved. 😂🐾

Happy International Dog Day to all the incredible pups who make our world a happier place!

🐴🦇 Rabies may be rare in horses, but it is always fatal once symptoms appear.The virus is typically spread through the b...
08/25/2026

🐴🦇 Rabies may be rare in horses, but it is always fatal once symptoms appear.

The virus is typically spread through the bite of an infected animal and can affect any mammal. In horses, early signs may look like colic or another illness before rapidly progressing to severe agitation, unusual aggression, difficulty swallowing, excessive drooling, weakness, paralysis, or death. 🧠⚠️

Because rabies also poses a serious risk to people, never place your hands near the mouth of a horse showing unexplained neurological or behavioral changes. Keep your distance and contact a veterinarian immediately. 🩺🚨

Annual rabies vaccination is a simple but powerful way to protect your horse, your family, and your entire community. 💉💙

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Learn about the veterinary topic of Rabies in Horses. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

We’ve seen multiple animals in the past month for sudden head-shyness, ear sensitivity, or resistance to the bridle. The...
08/24/2026

We’ve seen multiple animals in the past month for sudden head-shyness, ear sensitivity, or resistance to the bridle. They all had ticks in their ears!

Check your animals’ ears regularly, especially during peak tick season. A quick ear check could prevent a lot of discomfort!

Paws & Pressure: A Guide to Canine High Blood Tails 🩺🐶Click below to read more 📲
08/20/2026

Paws & Pressure: A Guide to Canine High Blood Tails 🩺🐶

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Eclampsia is a complication in some lactating dogs that involves low calcium levels. Learn about eclampsia in dogs and find out what to do about it.

🐴🧠 When the brain or its protective lining becomes inflamed, every second matters.Meningitis and encephalitis can cause ...
08/18/2026

🐴🧠 When the brain or its protective lining becomes inflamed, every second matters.

Meningitis and encephalitis can cause serious neurological changes in horses. Warning signs may include fever, neck stiffness, painful muscle spasms, loss of balance, facial or limb weakness, seizures, unusual behavior, head tilting, circling, difficulty eating, or loss of consciousness. ⚠️🌡️

These conditions can be caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, or parasites, and the outlook often depends on the cause, severity, and how quickly treatment begins. 🩺

You know your horse best. If they suddenly seem disoriented, unsteady, painful, or unlike themselves, contact your veterinarian immediately. 💙🐎

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Learn about the veterinary topic of Meningitis and Encephalitis in Horses. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

Heartfelt Moments: Understanding Canine Cardiac Mysteries 🐾❤️Click below to read more 📲
08/13/2026

Heartfelt Moments: Understanding Canine Cardiac Mysteries 🐾❤️

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Discover what to do if your dog faces cardiac arrest, including signs to watch for and immediate steps to take, plus insights into causes and preventative care.

Busy day at Angola vaccinating puppies, mares and foals. Do you think they would notice if we snuck a few puppies back t...
08/13/2026

Busy day at Angola vaccinating puppies, mares and foals.

Do you think they would notice if we snuck a few puppies back to the clinic with us??

🐴⚠️ When a horse suddenly cannot properly move or bear weight on a leg, it may be more than an orthopedic injury.Leg par...
08/11/2026

🐴⚠️ When a horse suddenly cannot properly move or bear weight on a leg, it may be more than an orthopedic injury.

Leg paralysis can occur when nerves in the neck, shoulder, back, or limb become damaged, often following trauma. Warning signs may include dragging the hoof, knuckling over, muscle weakness, an unusual gait, or an inability to flex the joints or support weight. 🦵🧠

Because nerve damage can quickly lead to muscle loss, prompt veterinary evaluation is essential. Recovery may take weeks or even months, & supportive care such as veterinarian-directed massage, stretching, bandaging, & rehabilitation can help protect the affected limb while the nerves heal. 🩺💙

Sudden weakness, stumbling, or loss of movement should never be ignored. Know your horse’s normal & contact your veterinarian right away when something changes. 🐎

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Learn about the veterinary topic of Leg Paralysis in Horses. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the Merck Vet Manual.

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9825 Street D
Saint Francisville, LA
70775

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