Animal Hospital



Introduction


Mission Statement


Free Spay and Neuter Program


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Web site specials!!!


Client Referral Program


Pet Search


A little about Dr. de la Houssaye


Contact Information


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Preventive Animal Care



Vaccinations of Dogs and Cats


Puppy and Kitten Programs


Canine & Feline Reproduction


Adult Maintenace


Bi-annual examinations


Senior Pet Care


Declawing Program


Ear Cropping


Ear infections


Parvo Virus


Pyometra


Spaying and Neutering


Heartworm Facts


Heart Disease


Heat Stroke


Feline Urologic Syndrome


Flea Facts


Ringworm


Demodex Mange


Sarcoptic Mange(Scabies)


Dental Cleaning and Polishing


Patella Luxation


Gastric Dilitation Volvulus


Obesity


Tumors and what to do about them!!


Tracheal Collapse


Cataracts


Cremation Services


Canine Hypothyroidism


Feline Hyperthyroidism


Diabetes Mellitus


Feline Immunodeficiency Virus


Feline Infectious Peritonitis


Toxoplasmosis


Canine Cognitive Dysfunction


Canine Hip Dysplasia


Intervertebral Disk Disease


Canine Separation Anxiety


Feline Leukemia


Seizures


Allergies


Pre-Anesthetic Testing


Diagnostic Testing


Newborns and your pet


Microchip Identification


How Old Is My Pet Cat??


How Old Is My Pet Dog??


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de la Houssaye Animal Hospital

Lionel L. de la Houssaye, Jr.  
de la Houssaye Animal Hospital  
33 Rienzi Drive  
Thibodaux, LA  
3359 West Main, Gray, LA  

lldjr@charter.net  




Ear Cropping

The de la Houssaye Animal Hospital recommends the ear cropping procedure between the ages of 12-16 weeks of age if desired.

This surgery is usually scheduled as same day surgery and release. It can be done on the same day as a spay or neuter.

Breeds which usually have this procedure done are:

1. Boxers

2. Pit bulls

3. Doberman Pinschers

4. Miniture Pinschers

5. Great Danes

6. Schnauzers

This procedure is strictly cosmetic and is not needed if the owner does not wish to have it done. Those who wish to show their pet, may need this procedure to compete.

After the procedure is performed, we try to use as little head dressing or "hardware" as possible on the pets head and ears. We find that this helps to keep your pet as comfortable as possible and makes maintenance of the surgical site on the owners part much easier. We also send a prescription of antibiotics and pain relief medication home to help keep the pet as comfortable as possible during the recovery period. As long as our clients try to follow our recommendations as much as possible, the recovery time and ease of recovery tends to be favorable.

We would be glad to discuss this procedure with you at your convenience.

THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS MEANT TO SERVE AS A RECOMMENDATION OF THE DE LA HOUSSAYE ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND CAN VARY WITH OTHER INDIVIDUAL VETERINARY HOSPITALS. IT IS NOT MEANT TO SERVE AS A MEANS OF DEFINITIVELY DIAGNOSING A SPECIFIC CONDITION.








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Introduction  |  Mission Statement  |  Free Spay and Neuter Program  |  Prescription refills by mail  |  Web site specials!!!  |  Client Referral Program  |  Pet Search  |  A little about Dr. de la Houssaye  |  Contact Information  |  Pictures  |  Vaccinations of Dogs and Cats  |  Puppy and Kitten Programs  |  Canine & Feline Reproduction  |  Adult Maintenace  |  Bi-annual examinations  |  Senior Pet Care  |  Declawing Program  |  Ear Cropping  |  Ear infections  |  Parvo Virus  |  Pyometra  |  Spaying and Neutering  |  Heartworm Facts  |  Heart Disease  |  Heat Stroke  |  Feline Urologic Syndrome  |  Flea Facts  |  Ringworm  |  Demodex Mange  |  Sarcoptic Mange(Scabies)  |  Dental Cleaning and Polishing  |  Patella Luxation  |  Gastric Dilitation Volvulus  |  Obesity  |  Tumors and what to do about them!!  |  Tracheal Collapse  |  Cataracts  |  Cremation Services  |  Canine Hypothyroidism  |  Feline Hyperthyroidism  |  Diabetes Mellitus  |  Feline Immunodeficiency Virus  |  Feline Infectious Peritonitis  |  Toxoplasmosis  |  Canine Cognitive Dysfunction  |  Canine Hip Dysplasia  |  Intervertebral Disk Disease  |  Canine Separation Anxiety  |  Feline Leukemia  |  Seizures  |  Allergies  |  Pre-Anesthetic Testing  |  Diagnostic Testing  |  Newborns and your pet  |  Microchip Identification  |  How Old Is My Pet Cat??  |  How Old Is My Pet Dog??



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