The French Quarter Vet

In January 2013, Dr. Treyton Diggs made the decision to start his own practice, and since then, it has continued to grow. More and more individuals are turning to us for advice on how to properly care for their pets, most crucially by emphasizing diet, exercise, and preventative measures — heartworm preventatives, for instance, are crucial in Louisiana. You and your pet will get to know every member of our staff when you choose to bring your pet to a small clinic, which fosters a family atmosphere. We appreciate clients who frequently bring their kids with them.

The welfare of our patients comes first. Additionally, we are confident that we are giving you, our clients, the greatest service possible by giving your pet the best New Orleans veterinary care available. Exceptional customer service and compassionate animal care are our daily priorities.

To minimize shelter intake through adoptions and low-cost, high-volume spay and neuter procedures, as well as to put a stop to the needless suffering of our community's cats and dogs.

We are dedicated to the health and happiness of the complete animal because we are a primary care institution. People are aware of immunizations, but in order to have a healthy, happy, and fun pet, awareness of all factors, both internal and external, must be spread.

"Since 1992, Prytania Veterinary Hospital has provided emergency and routine medical, surgical, and dental care as well as boarding and grooming to the Uptown and Greater New Orleans communities."

A full-service veterinary clinic in Uptown New Orleans that provides daycare, boarding, bathing, and other services for dogs and cats in addition to medical care.