Veterinary Teaching Hospital
| Skip Bertman Drive, Baton Rouge |
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5.20/10.00 |
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+1 225-578-9500 |
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Don Quixote (12.09.2017 18:11)
We brought our Labrador in after hours--and on a weekend--and we were very happy with how quick and friendly the staff was. Our vet who did the examination was helpful and spent time with us (my daughter was with us and was upset) and it all ended well. Had no idea LSU had a roundcthe clock clinic like this.
We brought our Labrador in after hours--and on a weekend--and we were very happy with how quick and friendly the staff was. Our vet who did the examination was helpful and spent time with us (my daughter was with us and was upset) and it all ended well. Had no idea LSU had a roundcthe clock clinic like this.
Jason VanBuskirk (08.06.2017 06:51)
Left my dog at the LSU for surgery for an ulcer on his eye...The staff has been very helpful and my pup is doing well....The Doctors have been very helpful!!!
I'm very pleased...
Left my dog at the LSU for surgery for an ulcer on his eye...The staff has been very helpful and my pup is doing well....The Doctors have been very helpful!!!
I'm very pleased...
Kacie Mennie (23.02.2017 20:39)
This is very specific to -Internal Medicine-, the other departments have been excellent. Unfortunately they have me over a barrel with my dog. They have poor bedside manner, clearly do not communicate with each other, and basic things a pet owner needs to know about their animal seem to get lost in the mix. They've been really unhelpful doing even basic things and will often cite they're busy. I am too, and I shouldn't need to call 4 or 5 times to get some paperwork filled out so I can get the medication I need for my dog. I'd love to contact whomever is in charge of internal medicine, but I have no idea how to go about that. I can't be the only person with this problem.
This is very specific to -Internal Medicine-, the other departments have been excellent. Unfortunately they have me over a barrel with my dog. They have poor bedside manner, clearly do not communicate with each other, and basic things a pet owner needs to know about their animal seem to get lost in the mix. They've been really unhelpful doing even basic things and will often cite they're busy. I am too, and I shouldn't need to call 4 or 5 times to get some paperwork filled out so I can get the medication I need for my dog. I'd love to contact whomever is in charge of internal medicine, but I have no idea how to go about that. I can't be the only person with this problem.
Karen Dussel (18.06.2016 19:48)
I was devastated one of my beloved dogs became ill out of no where after driving in to town on a vacation. I quickly resorted to LSU thinking if anyone would know what was wrong they would.. Many test were run. Even repeated over an over that were just done. They didn't care it wasn't their money and knowing how desperate people are we do anything to save our angels. The tab was running up higher and higher and they had no clue what so ever was wrong.. I walked out of there with my baby who died in 3 days, and a $5,000 with absolutely no answer at all.. I am sickened by what took place and still believe to this day she could have been saved.. It is not the LSU I remembered from years ago.. It's all about money now and less about caring.. I didn't like the lackadaisical attitude at all.. These animals are more like children to most of us and we expect your all and if you can't give us that you shouldn't quit now. Makes me sick.
I was devastated one of my beloved dogs became ill out of no where after driving in to town on a vacation. I quickly resorted to LSU thinking if anyone would know what was wrong they would.. Many test were run. Even repeated over an over that were just done. They didn't care it wasn't their money and knowing how desperate people are we do anything to save our angels. The tab was running up higher and higher and they had no clue what so ever was wrong.. I walked out of there with my baby who died in 3 days, and a $5,000 with absolutely no answer at all.. I am sickened by what took place and still believe to this day she could have been saved.. It is not the LSU I remembered from years ago.. It's all about money now and less about caring.. I didn't like the lackadaisical attitude at all.. These animals are more like children to most of us and we expect your all and if you can't give us that you shouldn't quit now. Makes me sick.
Jeff Smith (13.10.2015 16:49)
You know that you're dealing with people who are interested solely in your money when the first thing they say to you when you walk through the door carrying your pet is, "You know there's an automatic $90 consulting fee?" These people stop just short of extorting money from you. They wouldn't do anything for my dog until I coughed up $400 (in addition to the "consulting fee") right there on the spot.
I've used several veterinary services in Baton Rouge, but the LSU Vet School was the absolute worst, hands down. One would think that a veterinary service affiliated with the flagship university would be top notch, but that is not my observation. Words aren't sufficient to describe what a horrible experience I had with these people.
They are grossly overpriced, to begin with. On top of that, their billing/accounting office cannot get billing correct. Whether deliberate or accidental due to very sloppy procedure, it is more than annoying to continue receiving a bill for service already paid for. The final indignity is that I wasted my money because the "doctor" there completely misdiagnosed my dog's problem. In that regard, it was like dealing with a second year veterinary student.
I will not take an animal there ever again. I absolutely despise the LSU Vet School and can only hope that the veterinarians they churn out are better people and more understanding human beings than the ones who actually work there.
You know that you're dealing with people who are interested solely in your money when the first thing they say to you when you walk through the door carrying your pet is, "You know there's an automatic $90 consulting fee?" These people stop just short of extorting money from you. They wouldn't do anything for my dog until I coughed up $400 (in addition to the "consulting fee") right there on the spot.
I've used several veterinary services in Baton Rouge, but the LSU Vet School was the absolute worst, hands down. One would think that a veterinary service affiliated with the flagship university would be top notch, but that is not my observation. Words aren't sufficient to describe what a horrible experience I had with these people.
They are grossly overpriced, to begin with. On top of that, their billing/accounting office cannot get billing correct. Whether deliberate or accidental due to very sloppy procedure, it is more than annoying to continue receiving a bill for service already paid for. The final indignity is that I wasted my money because the "doctor" there completely misdiagnosed my dog's problem. In that regard, it was like dealing with a second year veterinary student.
I will not take an animal there ever again. I absolutely despise the LSU Vet School and can only hope that the veterinarians they churn out are better people and more understanding human beings than the ones who actually work there.
