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In celebration of Mardi Gras, we will be closed on Mardi Gras Day (Tuesday, March 4th) to join in the festivities! But d...
28/02/2025

In celebration of Mardi Gras, we will be closed on Mardi Gras Day (Tuesday, March 4th) to join in the festivities! But don't worry – we’ll be open on Lundi Gras (Monday, March 3rd) and will reopen to regular hours on Wednesday, March 5th.

Have a fun and safe Mardi Gras season! 🎉💜💚💛

20/02/2025

Happy National Love Your Pet Day! 🐾❤️ Today is all about celebrating the furry friends that bring so much joy into our lives. 🐶🐱 We want to hear about your fur babies – drop a picture or tell us all about them in the comments below! 🐾 We know and love them just as much as you do! 💕

🐾 Exciting News from Gulf Coast Animal Health! 🐾Dr. Morgan is now offering house calls for your furry friends! 🐶🐱 We kno...
05/02/2025

🐾 Exciting News from Gulf Coast Animal Health! 🐾

Dr. Morgan is now offering house calls for your furry friends! 🐶🐱 We know how busy life can get, so let us bring the care your pets need directly to your doorstep.

📅 Services are available on select weekends of the month. Call us today to schedule an appointment!

Services include, but are not limited to:

Annual vaccines for adults & puppies
ProHeart 6 & 12
Librela for joint pain relief
Skin & ear infections
Pregnancy ultrasound confirmations
Bloodwork (results at the clinic)
Small animal lameness exams
Surgical consultations
Cytopoint injections
Heartworm testing
Simple laceration repairs & bandage changes
📞 Call us now to book your appointment: 337-366-0550

🐾💔 Heartworms: The Unwanted Valentine 💔🐾This Valentine's season, don't let heartworms steal the love! Heartworm disease ...
04/02/2025

🐾💔 Heartworms: The Unwanted Valentine 💔🐾

This Valentine's season, don't let heartworms steal the love! Heartworm disease can be deadly to your pet, but with the right prevention, you can keep them safe and healthy all year long.

At Gulf Coast Animal Health, we offer two great options for heartworm prevention:

💊 NexGard Plus – For dogs that need comprehensive protection, including flea and tick control, as well as heartworm prevention.

💉 ProHeart – A simple, once-a-year shot (6 or 12-month options) to protect against heartworms with no daily pills to worry about!

We’ve got 6-month and 12-month options to fit your pet’s needs and your schedule. Don’t let heartworms be the "Valentine" you never wanted—keep your pet safe and love them for years to come! 💖

Call us today or stop by to learn more!

We are OPEN!! We hope everyone enjoyed their time in the once in a lifetime blizzard here in South Louisiana with family...
24/01/2025

We are OPEN!! We hope everyone enjoyed their time in the once in a lifetime blizzard here in South Louisiana with family, friends, and of course fur babies. Drop all of the pictures of your fur babies below!

Stay safe and stay warm. We will be back open as soon as weather permits.
22/01/2025

Stay safe and stay warm. We will be back open as soon as weather permits.

On the eve of a potential historic winter storm, the Gulf Coast Animal Health team does it again! This poor boy came in ...
21/01/2025

On the eve of a potential historic winter storm, the Gulf Coast Animal Health team does it again! This poor boy came in on emergency after a long day in the marsh. The boat ride back to camp was a little more eventful than anticipated and he suffered a pretty serious injury. Fortunately, Dr. Christian Morgan was prepared to fix him right up! He should be back to normal in a few weeks.

🚨 Weather-Related Closure 🚨Attention, Gulf Coast Animal Health community: Due to extreme winter weather, we will be CLOS...
20/01/2025

🚨 Weather-Related Closure 🚨

Attention, Gulf Coast Animal Health community: Due to extreme winter weather, we will be CLOSED on Tuesday, January 21, 2025. We are closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates if the closure extends into the rest of the week.

🌨️ Important: If your pet is due for medication refills, please call us as soon as possible to ensure you have everything you need during this uncertain time.

Stay safe and warm, and we appreciate your understanding! 🐾

🎉🐾 Sam Dog’s Back & Ready for 2025! 🐾🎉Hey everyone, it’s Sam Dog here! 🐕 I’ve had a great holiday break, but now it’s ti...
02/01/2025

🎉🐾 Sam Dog’s Back & Ready for 2025! 🐾🎉

Hey everyone, it’s Sam Dog here! 🐕 I’ve had a great holiday break, but now it’s time to get back to work and help all our amazing customers!

On behalf of all of us at Gulf Coast Animal Health, we want to wish you a fantastic 2025! 🥳 We’re excited to be back and ready to serve you and your furry four-legged friends with all your animal care needs.

Thank you for your support throughout the years! Here’s to a new year full of health, happiness, and wagging tails. 🐾🐴

We’re back open and ready to assist with all your animal health needs—don’t hesitate to reach out! Let’s make 2025 the best year yet! 💙

🐾🎆 Attention Pet Parents! 🎆🐾With New Year's Eve approaching, we know many of our furry friends get scared of fireworks. ...
30/12/2024

🐾🎆 Attention Pet Parents! 🎆🐾

With New Year's Eve approaching, we know many of our furry friends get scared of fireworks. If your pet needs medication to help them stay calm, be sure to place your order before December 31 at noon — we'll be closing for the holiday and won't reopen until January 2.

📅 Order now to ensure your pets have the relief they need!

Stay safe and have a Happy New Year! 🐶💖🐱

🎄🐾 Holiday Reminder from Gulf Coast Animal Health! 🐾🎄The holidays are just around the corner! 🌟 To ensure your furry fri...
16/12/2024

🎄🐾 Holiday Reminder from Gulf Coast Animal Health! 🐾🎄

The holidays are just around the corner! 🌟 To ensure your furry friends stay healthy and happy through the season, don't forget to order your pet's medication in advance.

Please note that our office will be closed from December 23 - December 29. Make sure to stock up on any prescriptions or supplies your pets might need before we close!

🗓️ Order today and avoid any holiday stress!
📞 Call us or visit our website to place your orders!

Wishing you and your pets a joyful and healthy holiday season! 🎅🐶🐱✨

🎄🐾 No one wants uninvited holiday guests—especially the itchy, annoying kind! 🐾🎄This holiday season, keep your furry fri...
16/12/2024

🎄🐾 No one wants uninvited holiday guests—especially the itchy, annoying kind! 🐾🎄

This holiday season, keep your furry friends comfortable and pest-free with Bravecto! This chewable flea and tick prevention lasts for 3 months, so you can focus on the festivities, not the fleas. 🐶❤️

Say goodbye to unwanted guests and keep your dog safe from pests all season long!

Ask us about Bravecto today at Gulf Coast Animal Health!

🐾 Keep Your Pup Protected and Save! 🐾Now's the perfect time to get your dog on NexGard Plus – the all-in-one flea, tick,...
09/12/2024

🐾 Keep Your Pup Protected and Save! 🐾

Now's the perfect time to get your dog on NexGard Plus – the all-in-one flea, tick, and heartworm prevention! 🐶✨ For a limited time, when you buy a 6-pack of NexGard Plus, you’ll get a $35 instant rebate!

✅ Protects against fleas, ticks, and heartworms
✅ Easy-to-administer chewable tablets
✅ Trusted by veterinarians for effective prevention

Don't miss out on this great deal to keep your furry friend healthy and happy. 🐕💚

🛒 Visit us today and get your NexGard Plus 6-pack to claim your rebate!

Can you believe it's December already?Here are our clinic hours for the upcoming Holidays.We will be closed the week of ...
03/12/2024

Can you believe it's December already?

Here are our clinic hours for the upcoming Holidays.

We will be closed the week of Monday December 23-Sunday December 29.
Our office will be open from 8am-12pm on December 31 and closed January 1, 2025.
Normal hours will resume on January 2, 2025.

Please make sure to refill all medications and prescription foods before!

The most common reason for performing a pre-purchase exam (PPE) is to evaluate the horse’s soundness. Lameness is the nu...
02/12/2024

The most common reason for performing a pre-purchase exam (PPE) is to evaluate the horse’s soundness. Lameness is the number one cause for loss of use in horses, so this is often the potential buyer’s biggest concern and reason for having the horse evaluated.
Here's what you can expect during the lameness portion of the exam:
1. Initial check- The veterinarian will examine the legs for heat, swelling, or pain.
2. Movement- The horse will be observed in straight lines and circles at a walk and trot.
3. Flexion Test- Specific joints are flexed, and after, the horse is jogged for the veterinarian to spot any lameness.
4. Ridden Exam- Many vets like to observe the horse under saddle to spot subtle issues.
If no significant problems are discovered when evaluating the horse’s gaits, the next step in the exam is often diagnostic imaging of the horse’s legs. The most common imaging includes taking radiographs (X-rays) to evaluate the bones and joints and ultrasound to evaluate the soft tissues (tendons and ligaments). Whether you want to have X-rays and/or ultrasound performed as part of the PPE should be discussed with your veterinarian when you schedule the exam.

There are not as many horses being evaluated for purchase as breeding animals as horses for athletic purposes. The pre-p...
25/11/2024

There are not as many horses being evaluated for purchase as breeding animals as horses for athletic purposes. The pre-purchase examination (PPE) for breeding is often much more specialized, concentrating on the horse, whether a mare or a stallion, having the normal anatomy and function of the reproductive tract.
Examining mares includes visually inspecting the external portions of the reproductive tract, including the mammary gland, and palpating and/or using ultrasound to view the internal reproductive organs. Samples may be obtained from the uterus to culture for any bacterial infections or to examine the uterus's lining to see if it can maintain a pregnancy.
For stallions, a similar type of examination may be done to evaluate the external reproductive organs, and a semen sample may be taken to assess the number, shape, and motility of the s***m cells. These exams determine the likelihood that the horse, whether a mare or stallion, can produce foals.

Horses have big hearts in both a literal and a figurative sense. Horses typically don't have heart problems as often as ...
22/11/2024

Horses have big hearts in both a literal and a figurative sense. Horses typically don't have heart problems as often as people or dogs, but evaluating the heart during a pre-purchase examination (PPE) is still important. During a PPE, your vet will listen to the horse’s heart to determine if the heart is beating at a normal rate with a normal rhythm and to listen for any abnormal sounds like a heart murmur. It's also common to inspect the horse’s jugular veins because, in rare instances, repeated intravenous injections can cause problems with clots or infections of these veins. Veterinarians have additional, more elaborate ways to evaluate the heart, including diagnostic ultrasound and electrocardiograms (ECG). Still, just as with the respiratory tract, these tools are not routinely used when doing a PPE.

Meet our new and familiar faces of our Gulf Coast Animal Health Family!
21/11/2024

Meet our new and familiar faces of our Gulf Coast Animal Health Family!

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