Good Hope Veterinary Hospital

01/29/2025

Known for being very vocal and full of personality …today we celebrate and appreciate the tuxedos in our life!

01/21/2025

Be a responsible pet owner and good human being.

* Bring your pets inside if possible.
* Make a warm, safe place with lots of straw if available. Hay is the next best thing, but avoid blankets, or towels, they collect moisture and will stay damp making your dog colder. Put more straw or hay than you think is needed, dogs will burrow to keep themselves warm.
* Heat lamps are great if you have electricity.
* Turn houses away from direct wind.
* Dog houses too large do not hold heat well.
* Tarps are useful to help block the wind.
* Check pet medications and food for adequate supply in case you are stranded.
* Keep collar and tags with updated information on your pet.
* Check fencing for adequate security in case of high winds.
* Check and clean paws as needed if exposed to salt or deicer.
* Wipe paws and pet down when bringing back inside.
* Increase food portions and intake for your pet.
* Keep fresh water for your pet. It will freeze quickly.
* Keep antifreeze out of reach and clean up spills.
* Limit walks during freezing temperatures.
* Check on your elderly neighbors and family members.
* Check and wrap your pipes to prevent freezing.

01/20/2025

01/14/2025

Someone witnessed a cat being hit by a car near the intersection of Caspari and University and brought it to us at the clinic. Adult, tuxedo female. For information, please call the clinic at 318-238-3000.

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01/13/2025

Apparently there is a cellular issue today. If you call the clinic from a cell phone, it won't go through. It appears as though we can accept landline calls. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you can't reach up by phone, feel free to email us at [email protected]

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01/01/2025

Prayers for New Orleans. Prayers for our country. Prayers for our world.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! We are closed today to celebrate and prepare for our best year yet! Thank you all for making 2024 so wonderful!

12/30/2024

Found kitty brought into clinic over weekend. Please call clinic if he’s yours.

12/09/2024

The International Day of Veterinary Medicine recognizes and appreciates the vital work done by veterinarians worldwide. This day shines a light on the important role veterinarians play not only in animal health but also in human health and welfare​​​​​​​​​​.

Thank you Dr. Bynog for all that you do with such wonderful care!

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! We are thankful for all our wonderful patients and parents!

11/16/2024

Happy National Slobber Appreciation Day! A day to celebrate all our slobbering pets. Does anyone else have a cat that drools when he is being loved on? No, just me?

10/29/2024

It’s felinely here! The purrfect excuse to love on (if they allow it), and brag about your fur-ball!

There are 220 million domesticated cats in the world with 31% of all households being home to the four legged furry bosses.

Please share and celebrate your fantastic feline with all of us!

10/27/2024

Today we celebrate Black Cats. Even now myths surrounding these beauties cause them to be adopted at a slower rate. The truth is that
Black cats are frequently very smart. They are savvy to things going on around them. They can be highly responsive and capable of handling change, throughout which, they remain calm, loving, energetic companions.

Please show off your babies!