Mary Kate Hebert

Mary Kate Hebert

Assistant Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine

Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences

LSU School of Veterinary Medicine
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803

Joined LSU Vet Med Faculty September 8, 2026

EMAIL DR. HEBERT

Education

Small Animal Internal Medicine Residency, 2023

DVM, LSU Vet Med, 2019

BS, LSU, 2015

Teaching Interest

Teaching in the clinical setting is a main interest of mine both at the level of training residents and interns as well as veterinary students. Case-based learning on the clinic floor, especially when supported by evidence-based literature, is largely where learning takes place.

Clinical Interest

My clinical interests include treating and managing immune mediated and infectious diseases in cats and dogs. Interventional radiology procedures including tracheal and urethral stenting are growing interest of mine as well.

Awards & Honors

2019, Merck Veterinary Manual Award

2019, American College of Veterinary Medicine Internal Medicine Certificate of Clinical Excellence (Small Animal)

2018, Recipient of the Salsbury Scholarship

2017, Recipient of the Peri Tumay, DVM, Memorial Fellowship

Publications

Hebert M, Liu C, Gaschen F. Management of Benign Esophageal Strictures in Dogs and Cats – Long Term Follow-Up of 32 cases (2006 – 20022). Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2026. Manuscript accepted, to be published early 2026.

Bollman M, Malbrue R, Li C, Yao H, Guo S, Yao S. Improvement of osseointegration by recruiting stem cells to titanium implants fabricated with 3D printing. Ann N Y Acad Sci. 2020 Mar;1463(1):37-44.