Locations MedVet New Orleans

New Orleans Emergency Vet & Specialty Care

Open 24/7
Address:
2315 N. Causeway Blvd.
Metairie, LA 70001
Main: 504.835.8508
Fax: 504.835.8509
Email: referrals.nola@medvet.com
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Specialties Services at MedVet New Orleans

Anesthesia & Pain Management

Cardiology

Critical Care

Dermatology

Emergency Medicine

Integrative Medicine

Internal Medicine

Medical Oncology

Neurology & Neurosurgery

Radiology

Rehabilitation

Surgery

Comprehensive and Compassionate Care for New Orleans Pets Every Day of the Year 

MedVet New Orleans is home to the most advanced 24-hour emergency, critical care, and specialty pet care in the area. Our comprehensive care is an extension of your family veterinarian.  

Serving thousands of patients a year, our team is a trusted partner in care for family veterinarians and pet lovers. We know pets are an important part of your family, and we strive to provide exceptional care while showing compassion for you and your pet. Our team has the expertise and the resources in our state-of-the-art facility to diagnose and treat your pet, giving them the best chance for a positive outcome.  

If your pet is facing an emergency, you can come directly to our hospital – no appointment is needed. Our expert team is available for pet emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  

Our Leaders

Cody Mannino, DVM

Medical Director

Colleen Mangum

Hospital Director

Experience MedVet New Orleans’ Comprehensive Care 

Peek behind the scenes to see what MedVet New Orleans has to offer pets needing emergency and specialty care in Southern Louisiana. You’ll experience the most compassionate care from our expert caregivers in a state-of-the-art hospital. From the moment you walk through our doors, your pet is our priority.

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in the New Orleans Area

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in the New Orleans Area 

We have two excellent hospitals in Southern Louisiana to best serve you and your pet – MedVet New Orleans and MedVet Mandeville. We recommend calling ahead to find the hospital with the shortest wait time. For life-threatening emergencies, please come directly to the hospital nearest you. 

Brown dog named Nala being treated by a veterinarian and veterinarian technician at MedVet New Orleans

Comprehensive Care for Pets Like Nala 

Nala visited MedVet New Orleans’ Critical Care department for T-cell collection to develop custom immunotherapy to help fight her Osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer. Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Specialist, Dr. Alan Ralph, collaborated with Veterinary Medical Oncologist, Dr. Mia Livaccari, who delivered this cancer-fighting therapy in conjunction with her chemotherapy plan. 

Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain 

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet New Orleans if it’s an emergency. 

Veterinary technician next to a German Shepard patient in a MedVet animal hospital with the AAHA accredited logo

Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association  

Pet owners can trust that an AAHA-accredited hospital follows the AAHA Standards of Accreditation that reflect changing best practices from the cutting edge of veterinary medicine. AAHA-accredited hospitals voluntarily choose to be evaluated on more than 900 quality standards that go above and beyond state regulations, ranging from patient care and pain management to team training and advanced diagnostic services.  

An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit. 

Experience MedVet New Orleans' Comprehensive Care 

Peek behind the scenes to see what MedVet New Orleans has to offer pets needing emergency and specialty care in Southern Louisiana. You’ll experience the most compassionate care from our expert caregivers in a state-of-the-art hospital. From the moment you walk through our doors, your pet is our priority.
Choices for Emergency Pet Care in the New Orleans Area

Choices for Emergency Pet Care in the New Orleans Area 

We have two excellent hospitals in Southern Louisiana to best serve you and your pet – MedVet New Orleans and MedVet Mandeville. We recommend calling ahead to find the hospital with the shortest wait time. For life-threatening emergencies, please come directly to the hospital nearest you. 
Brown dog named Nala being treated by a veterinarian and veterinarian technician at MedVet New Orleans

Comprehensive Care for Pets Like Nala 

Nala visited MedVet New Orleans' Critical Care department for T-cell collection to develop custom immunotherapy to help fight her Osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer. Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Specialist, Dr. Alan Ralph, collaborated with Veterinary Medical Oncologist, Dr. Mia Livaccari, who delivered this cancer-fighting therapy in conjunction with her chemotherapy plan. 
Fluffy cat lays down while being examined for signs of pain.

How to Know if Your Pet is in Pain 

Our furry friends can’t tell us when they are experiencing discomfort. But they may show signs that can help us see that they don’t feel well. Click to learn what signs to look for. If you feel your pet is experiencing any of these signs, contact your family veterinarian or come directly to MedVet New Orleans if it’s an emergency. 
Veterinary technician next to a German Shepard patient in a MedVet animal hospital with the AAHA accredited logo

Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association  

Pet owners can trust that an AAHA-accredited hospital follows the AAHA Standards of Accreditation that reflect changing best practices from the cutting edge of veterinary medicine. AAHA-accredited hospitals voluntarily choose to be evaluated on more than 900 quality standards that go above and beyond state regulations, ranging from patient care and pain management to team training and advanced diagnostic services.  
An emergency medicine technician holds and looks at a fluffy white dog.

Questions About Financing?   

We understand that planning for the cost of care is important. Special financing and payment arrangements are available for qualified pet owners through an independent company, CareCredit. Learn more about CareCredit. 

What Pet Owners Are Saying

“I am endlessly grateful for the care we received at MedVet. The team was prompt, attentive, and kind. The doctors were thorough in not only their diagnosis and treatment of our cat, but also in their consideration of our questions and concerns.”
Lindsay R.

"The compassion we were given was second to none. We received updates as promised and were pleased with the team. Would definitely recommend this place."
Angie A.

"I cannot express how much I appreciate this emergency veterinarian. They took great care of my dog and went over the cost with me every step of the way. I feel safer knowing they exist. A BIG thank you to everyone who works here."
Sara K.

Interested In Joining Our Team?

MedVet New Orleans has career opportunities for doctors, specialists, credentialed technicians, client service representatives, and more! Interested in learning more about our collaborative team of exceptional caregivers and what makes our New Orleans hospital a great place to build a dream career?  Flip through one of our digital magazines to learn more. If you like what you see, check out our current openings!

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