By tracih at Citysearch July 23, 2007
I do not recommend this place. I've boarded my dog in five different places in the city, and she never came back smelly and dirty like she did when she boarded at nola animal clinic. She also came back thinner. I felt terrible for my dog.\t\nThe facility is still in post-Katrina damage when I used their services. They recently moved to a temporary trailer but the dogs were still housed in the old facility. When the receptionist asked the technician to fetch my dog from the other facility, she shouted into the walkie talkie - "Spray some perfume on the dog before you bring it over." ...read more
By marsel at Citysearch June 03, 2007
Nola Animal Clinic is the cleanest veterinary facility I have ever been in. The staff are wonderful, caring people. When Katrina was imminent Dr. Rai took 13 animals that were being boarded with her to a safe place because the owners were unable to come and pick them up. The location of the animals was put on her website and eventually the pets and owners were reunited but for some of them it took a couple of months. ...read more
Learning how to properly train your small dog is essential to teaching it obedience and appropriate behavior successfully. Although training dogs can be frustrating at first, it’s important to be patient and consistent. To help you reach your goals faster, you can use three common tr... ...read more
There are a number of government and private organizations that focus on the care of animals in pet stores. Just as people would treat human beings, animals in pet stores should be treated ethically and with care. Some pet stores can do this by maintaining a code of ethics on the treatment of the... ...read more