
Graduates of Chi University — Drs. Adams, Breeden & Day are seeing new acupuncture patients Tuesday & Thursday mornings!
1.5hr initial session / 1hr followups.

Injured? Feelin' icky or itchy?
CALL (225) 751-2345
Let one of our super pet-friendly receptionists help!

Let's see if your pet's due for a visit...
CANINE WELLNESS
6 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• Intestinal Parasite Screen
• DHPP
9 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• Intestinal Parasite Screen (if needed)
• DHPP
• Bordetella & Parainfluenza
12 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• DHPPL
15 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• DHPPL
• Rabies
• Heartworm Test (if unprotected)
Bloodwork + Spay/Neuter between 6 mos – 2 years depending on size.
Semi-Annually
• Bordetella (for high risk*)
Annually
• Wellness Exam
• Intestinal Parasite Screen
• Leptospirosis
• Bordetella
• Rabies (or triennally)
• Heartworm Test
• Bloodwork (liver, kidneys, pancreas)
• Dental Exam & Cleaning
Triannually
• DHP
• Rabies
Semi-Annual
• Wellness Exam
• Bordetella (for high risk*)
Annual
• Wellness Exam
• Intestinal Parasite Screen
• DHP/DHPL
• Bordetella
• Rabies (or triennially)
• Heartworm Test
• Bloodwork (liver, kidneys, pancreas)
• X-Ray/Ultrasound Screening
• Dental Exam & Cleaning
Triennal
• Rabies
*High Risk: For frequent boarding and grooming and/or routine exposure to unknown dogs
**Rabies: State requires annual registration.
DHP – Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis, Parvovirus
DHPL – Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Leptospirosis
FELINE WELLNESS
6-8 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• Leukemia/FIV Testing (before 1st vaccs)
• Intestinal Parasite Screen
• FVRCP
10-12 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• FVRCP
• Feline Leukemia
• Intestinal Parasite Screen
14-16 Weeks
• Wellness Exam
• FVRCP
• Feline Leukemia
• Rabies
• Dental Exam
• Bloodwork
• Spay or Neuter
Annual
• Wellness Exam
• Leukemia/FIV Testing (if sick or high risk*)
• Intestinal Parasite Screen (for outdoor cats)
• FVRCP
• Feline Leukemia
• Rabies
• Bloodwork (per vet)
• Dental Exam & Cleaning (per vet)
Semi-Annual
• Wellness Exam
• Bloodwork (per vet)
Annually
• Wellness Exam
• Leukemia/FIV Testing (if sick or high risk*)
• Intestinal Parasite Screen (for outdoor cats)
• FVRCP
• Feline Leukemia
• Rabies
• Bloodwork (per vet)
• Dental Exam & Cleaning (per vet)
*Leukemia / FIV Test: When vaccs history unknown, routine exposure to unknown cats, or demonstrating symptoms despite vaccs
FVRCP – Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
PROCEDURES
• Spaying (Female) and Neutering (Male)
• Dental Prophylaxis
• Dental Extractions
• Biopsies
• Growth Removals
We routinely perform soft tissue surgery, but may refer complicated or orthopedic procedures.
• Digital X-Ray
• Dental X-Ray
• Ultrasound
• In-House Lab Equipment
• Allergy Testing
• Cytology/Microscopy
Treats conditions such as:
• Arthritis
• Tendonitis
• Wounds
• Post-Surgical Swelling
• Inflamed Ears
• Lick Granuloma
• Hip Dysplasia
• Disc Disease
• Proheart 6 & 12 mo Injections
• Simparica Trio
• Heartgard Plus
Protect Your Pet
Pets are vulnerable to flea infestation whenever outdoors. Mild cases of fleas usually cause itching and skin irritation, but ingesting fleas (usually while your pet is trying to relieve an itch) can transmit other dangerous parasites such as tapeworms.
Some animals have allergic reactions to flea infestation, and severe cases can result in anemia or even death due to blood loss. These dangers make preventing & treating flea bites important for any pet owner.
Types of Medication
Flea & Tick prevention medicines are available in many forms including sprays, wipes, powders, shampoos, foams and dips, but the vast majority of pet owners choose to protect their pets with monthly oral tablets or ‘spot-on topicals’. Convenient and effective, one dose of tables or one application of liquid drops to a specific spot on the skin, and fleas are gone for a month.
Does your pet wander?
Microchipping is an excellent & reliable solution for keeping track of your pet should he/she decide to take a stroll without you knowing. At White Oak Animal Hospital, we use Home Again microchips.

Why acupuncture for your pet?
A valuable complementary therapy for pets suffering from various ailments — by gently stimulating specific points on the body with fine needles, acupuncture can help reduce pain, inflammation, and improve overall well-being. It may be beneficial for conditions such as arthritis, back pain, anxiety, and digestive issues.
We’re happy to answer any questions you may have!


VETERINARIANS
Dr. Kate Adams

Dr. Adams enjoys practicing comprehensive care with a focus on acupuncture, general surgery, dentistry & juvenile wellness. Her heart is as big as her home state’s — Texas! Graduate of LSU–SVM & Chi University.
Dr. Erica Breeden

Dr. Breeden brings NOLA joy into the exam room while establishing a practical care routine for your pet. She’s focused on internal medicine, senior wellness & acupuncture. Graduate of LSU–SVM & Chi University.
Dr. Hallie Anderson

Dr. Anderson is a proud BR local who joined WOAH in 2018. A true animal charmer, she is Fear Free Certified with specials interests in nutrition, preventative care, ultrasonography & radiography. Graduate of LSU–SVM.
Dr. Ambior Sidney

Dr. Sidney’s gentle & compassionate approach helps both patients & their people relax while receiving the best care. She’s definitely a cat whisperer from the “The Friendliest State” — Minnesota! Graduate of of UM–CVM.
Dr. Wendy Day

Dr. Day, from the O’Neal area, is happy to be home doing what she loves — treating pets! Her interests are dentistry, ophthalmology, soft tissue surgery & acupuncture. Graduate of LSU–SVM & Chi University
WAG TEAM
Meagan

Practice Manager, RVT
Candace

Registered Vet Tech
Jordana

Registered Vet Tech
Taylor

Registered Vet Tech
Abbie

Lead Vet Assistant
Allison

Receptionist / LVA
Macy

Receptionist
Amber

Pet Hotel Attendant
Lillie

Pet Hotel Attendant / VA
Savannah

Pet Hotel Attendant / VA
Kim

Pet Hotel Attendant / LVA
Karley

Pet Hotel Attendant
Allie

Pet Hotel Attendant
Lana

Pet Hotel Attendant
Rebecca

Practice Strategist
RVT (Registered Veterinary Technician)
Graduates of an AVMA-accredited veterinary technology program, usually with an Associates or Bachelors Degree, must pass licensing exam. Educated & trained to support the Veterinarian with surgery, laboratory procedures, radiography, anesthesiology, treatment & nursing, and client education.
LVA (Lead Veterinary Assistant)
Highly capable Veterinary Assistant, trained informally within the practice and/or 3+ years experience. Responsible for all VA responsibilities with the addition of interfacing with clients and client education.
VA (Veterinary Assistant)
Trained informally within the practice and/or 1+ year experience. Responsible for crucial daily tasks including feeding, exercising, weighing, restraining animals; cleaning & disinfecting kennels & exam rooms; administering medications and approved vaccinations under supervision, monitoring animals under treatment, and sterilizing equipment.
PHA (Pet Hotel Attendant)
Trained informally within the practice responsible for crucial daily tasks including feeding, exercising, weighing, restraining animals; cleaning & disinfecting kennels/runs; administering medications and monitoring boarding animals.
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Keeping your pets well.
White Oak Animal Hospital & Pet Hotel

LOCATION
2721 O’Neal Lane
Baton Rouge, LA 70816

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES
Call (225) 293-6440
Referred to Sherwood South

APPOINTMENT TIMES
Mon–Fri
9a–11a / 1:30p–5:30p
Saturday*
9a–11:30a
*Current Client Urgent Care by Appointment

OPEN HOURS
Mon–Fri
7:30a–5:30p
Saturday
8a–12p

TO SCHEDULE
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