Abbeville Veterinary Clinic Provides Superior Care for Horse, Cows and Large Farm Animals
Whittington Veterinary Clinic is located in Abbeville, Louisiana. Our
Abbeville veterinary clinic specializes in the care of large animals, horses, cows, sheep, pigs, goats and farm animals. Our
animal hospital offers routine wellness care, emergency animal clinic services, in-house blood work, radiographs, ultrasounds and animal surgery.
The
vet clinic is fully-equipped with animal boarding facilities that make it easy for large animals to be comfortably examined and treated. Features of our facilities include working pens, a hydraulic flip chute and numerous cow and horse stalls. Our animal boarding facilities are one of the features that make our
veterinary hospital so unique, and we are proud to offer these state-of-the-art care facilities to Abbeville animal owners.
Our
veterinarian and owner, Dr. Paul Whittington, along with veterinarian Dr. Casi Boudreaux, are both cow and horse doctors. They provide routine animal wellness care, vaccinations, pregnancy verification, breeding examinations, lameness examinations and routine hoof trims. Our
Abbeville veterinarian can also provide general wellness care for your cats and dogs, including spay & neuter operations and declawing.
In April 2009, Dr. Paul purchased Prejean Veterinary Clinic, which was founded by Dr. Clyde Prejean in 1969. Dr. Paul renamed the
animal hospital Whittington Veterinary Clinic. He is proud to continue Dr. Prejean’s legacy of providing caring, small town service while also offering the highest quality treatments and state-of-the-art facilities.
Our
veterinarians, Dr. Paul and Dr. Casi, were both raised near
Abbeville and already have earned reputation in our community for their youthful energy, ethical treatment and compassionate hearts. Dr. Paul and Dr. Casi are passionate about animal care and are proud to continue Dr. Prejean’s legacy of serving the
Abbeville animal community.
Preventive care is an important part of our mission as
veterinarians. We believe that the best way to keep your animals healthy is to prevent injury and illness before they occur. At our
animal vet clinic, we work closely with you and your animal to provide the highest quality preventive care, including vaccination boosters, nutritional care and dentistry. For example, did you know that many problems in horses, including colic, behavioral and medical issues, are directly related to equine dental problems? Equine dentistry can help prevent serious issues in your horse. For all animals, the sooner our veterinarians can detect a health problem, the faster we can help your animal recover and prevent any complications from sickness.
Even with the best wellness care, emergencies happen. Dr. Casi and Dr. Paul work closely with the Lafayette Animal Emergency Clinic to ensure that your animal will receive attentive emergency vet care. If Dr. Casi and Dr. Paul are attending another
animal emergency, we will refer you to the
emergency animal clinic for immediate care from an experienced veterinarian.
To make an appointment at Whittington Veterinary Clinic, please use either our online appointment request form or give us a call at 337-893-8522. We look forward to meeting your animals and welcoming you to our
Abbeville animal hospital family.
Dr. Paul Whittington
Abbeville Veterinarian | Whittington Veterinary Clinic | 337-893-8522
1101 W Port St
Abbeville, LA 70510
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