Acadiana Equine Hospital

12/31/2025

Happy New Year! ✨

We are grateful for the trust and support of our clients and team throughout this past year.
May God bless this new year with health, peace, and success for you, your family, and your horses.

Thank you for being part of the Acadiana Equine Hospital and Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction family.
We look forward to serving you in the year ahead! 🐎✨

12/29/2025

✨ Success Story | Happy Ending ✨

This beautiful mare suffered a serious injury to her leg after getting caught in the fence. The wound was deep and required careful, immediate treatment.

At Acadiana Equine Hospital, our team provided the proper care, monitoring, and treatment she needed — and we’re happy to share that today she is fully healed and doing great! 🐎💙

Cases like this remind us how important prevention is, but also how essential fast and professional care can be when accidents happen.

If your horse ever needs medical attention, know that our team is here for you. We are available 24/7, ready to provide the best care possible.

📍 Acadiana Equine Hospital
📞 (337) 407-9555
Always here when you need us.🐴🤎

12/24/2025

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12/18/2025

Christmas lunch🎄

We would like to sincerely thank each of you for your hard work, dedication, and commitment throughout this year.
The Acadiana Equine Hospital and the Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction are what they are today because of the professionalism, passion, and excellence each team member brings every single day. We are deeply grateful for your efforts and for the trust placed in us by our clients, who allow us to care for their horses and be part of their journeys.

May this Christmas be a time of peace, renewal, and joy. May God bless you, your families, and those we serve, granting health, protection, and guidance in the year ahead.🎄✨🙏

12/17/2025

Happy Birthday 🎉

12/15/2025

Newborn Foal Care: The First Hours Matter

The first hours of a foal’s life are critical for its health and survival. Right after birth, it is important to make sure the foal is breathing well and shows strong movement and alertness.

The foal should stand within the first hour and begin nursing within the first two hours. Colostrum intake during this period is essential, as it provides antibodies that protect the foal’s immune system.

The umbilical stump should be properly disinfected to reduce the risk of infection. Monitoring the mare and foal closely during the first 24 hours helps identify any signs of weakness, difficulty nursing, or abnormal behavior.

Early veterinary evaluation ensures a healthy start and gives the foal the best chance to grow strong and thrive. The Louisiana Center for Equine Reproduction is prepared to assist foals in any reproductive-related situation, while Acadiana Equine Hospital is ready to provide care in any health concern or emergency, ensuring support for both mare and foal when it matters most.

12/10/2025

Good afternoon from all of us at Acadiana Equine Hospital! 🐴🤎

12/10/2025

Happy Birthday! 🎉

12/08/2025

🐾 Meet Mr. Moochie — the newest (and bravest!) member of the Acadiana Equine family! 🐾

Mr. Moochie came to us after a serious accident involving a horse, leaving his little leg severely injured. Even though we don’t typically treat cats, our team didn’t hesitate for a second — we stepped in with hearts wide open and did everything we could to save his life. 💙

Thanks to the quick action and skilled hands of Dr. Kristen, Mr. Moochie underwent a successful surgery to remove his injured leg and give him a pain-free future. The procedure went beautifully, and this tiny warrior handled every part of it like a true champion.

Today, Mr. Moochie is fully recovered — a happy, energetic tripod kitten who doesn’t let anything slow him down. He’s living proof that resilience comes in small, fluffy packages.

12/08/2025

12/02/2025

At lunchtime here at Acadiana, we always take a little time to give attention to our patients, and they really enjoy playing.🩷

12/02/2025

A good routine of warm water, proper forage, and regular exercise can make a big difference. Pay attention to early signs—reduced manure, lack of appetite, or unusual behavior.

If you notice anything off, don’t wait. Call us here at Acadiana Equine Hospital. Prevention and quick action save lives!🐴