River Road Veterinary Hospital

River Road Veterinary Hospital Partnered with Pawlins, we’re elevating pet care experiences for pets and their humans here in GNO 🐾 Please call or text us for an appointment today!

At River Road Veterinary Hospital, our goal is to provide excellent wellness and preventative care for your pet from that first puppy or kitten visit on through their senior years. Our team is passionate about providing our pet community with the highest standard of routine check-ups, vaccinations, surgical care, diagnostics, oral health maintenance, acupuncture, and more!

We're so happy to be here on this beautiful morning caring for your babies! ☀️
06/05/2026

We're so happy to be here on this beautiful morning caring for your babies! ☀️

05/28/2026

We may have seen hundreds of puppies over the years... but this is still our reaction every single time 🥹😍

new baby sister Eleanor 💓

⚠️ Big news!We’re growing — because of you.River Road Veterinary Hospital is expanding with two new exam rooms to help u...
05/21/2026

⚠️ Big news!

We’re growing — because of you.

River Road Veterinary Hospital is expanding with two new exam rooms to help us offer more availability and an even better experience for our clients and patients.

During construction, you may notice some extra noise or occasional wait times. We truly appreciate your patience while we make these improvements.

Thank you for growing with us. 🫶 We’re so grateful for this community and excited for what’s ahead!!

Fleas have been especially persistent so far this year, and we know how frustrating it can be!The important thing to kno...
05/19/2026

Fleas have been especially persistent so far this year, and we know how frustrating it can be!

The important thing to know: flea control is not just about the fleas on your pet. Most of the flea population is usually in the environment — eggs, larvae, and pupae in bedding, rugs, furniture, flooring cracks, yards, porches, and under raised homes. (Hello New Orleans 🙃)

For the best results:
• Keep every pet in the home on effective flea prevention year-round
• Vacuum often and empty the vacuum outside
• Wash pet bedding and human bedding regularly
• Treat indoor areas where fleas hide
• Treat outdoor areas, especially porches, yards, decks, and under raised homes
• Stay consistent — heavy infestations can take time to fully clear

As we head into summer, fleas will just be getting worse. Call us to talk about flea prevention options for your pet - and also let us know if you'd like Dr. Wheeler's handout regarding flea infestations! 🐾

05/10/2026

Mothers, you make the world go 'round. 💐 and pet mamas, thank you for treating and loving your fur-babies as family. Wishing you a lovely day!

05/07/2026

Sissy is proof of that tooth! 😀

05/07/2026

We have alert tags in our patient charts, like "loves peanut butter," "nervous," or even "happy pee-er" -- but the one on Sizsy's is probably our favorite patient alert: "smiles!" 😁

Double tap to add more puppy smooches onto Blue's cute lil face!
05/04/2026

Double tap to add more puppy smooches onto Blue's cute lil face!

Tod’s case is a great example of doing what’s best for the patient - not just what’s most routine.Bladder stones are oft...
04/30/2026

Tod’s case is a great example of doing what’s best for the patient - not just what’s most routine.

Bladder stones are often removed surgically (a cystotomy), which involves an incision into the bladder, sutures, and a typical post-surgical recovery period.

In Tod’s case, Dr. Wheeler was able to use a technique called voiding urohydropulsion. This means the bladder is filled with sterile fluid and gently flushed, allowing small stones to be passed out naturally through the urethra.

Not every pet is a candidate—stone size, number, and anatomy all matter—but when it’s possible, it avoids an invasive procedure entirely!

Same goal: removing the stones.
Better experience: no incision, less discomfort, faster recovery.

This is the kind of medicine we’re proud of—thoughtful, skilled, and tailored to each individual patient. 🐾

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3501 River Road
Jefferson, LA
70121

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm
Friday 7am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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