Halcyon Veterinary Hospital

Halcyon Veterinary Hospital The team at Halcyon Veterinary Hospital believe strongly that pets truly are family members and that they deserve to receive compassionate and quality care.

We are an independent locally owned small animal practice that provides both conventional and integrative care like acupuncture for small animals and exotics including dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, rabbits, rodents, reptiles, and other exotic animals. Halcyon Veterinary Hospital with Dr. Sabina Squires and Dr. Camille Killian offers the utmost care for your pet including dogs, cats, rodents, ferrets

, reptiles, and pot-belly pigs. We provide integrative medicine, which combines all the most effective diagnostic and treatment options for your loved ones including acupuncture, surgery, dentistry, allergy testing, preventative and proactive wellness evaluation, behavior consultation, arthritis management, and more.

Happy May, friends!Summer is pretty much here (mostly) and so is our May pet of the month!This is Brownie and he is SUCH...
05/08/2026

Happy May, friends!
Summer is pretty much here (mostly) and so is our May pet of the month!
This is Brownie and he is SUCH a good boy. He has come a long way since we saw him for his first visit! Here is his story from his awesome family!:
"Mr. James Brownie is a chocolate lab formerly owned by Mrs. Hilda Ramsey, a sweet, short lady that was not able to bear children and decided to adopt and loved her dogs as if they were her children.

In her late days, Brownie was her companion while she faced and struggled with senile dementia. She'd forget anything new, but Brownie was always in her core memories. Among the things she had forgotten was how many times she had fed Brownie during the day, so every time she remembered, she would feed him and he would never turn away a good bowl of food served with love, added carrots, celery and putting away the green pellets because Mrs. Hilda thought they were spoiled šŸ˜…

That much love brought Brownie to weight 140 pounds at some point, and around that time he became homeless because Mrs. Hilda's dementia got worse and her family decided that it was best to take her back to Mexico to be taken care of by them. That's when he came home with us… I introduced him to my daughters and everything was giggles, laughs and magic. It was love at first sight!

He came home in January 2025 and with the help and care of Halcyon. We started a strict diet, some walks around the block that we called ā€œexerciseā€ and today brownie is back to his ideal weight!!!!!! He can jump, run, and even bark loudly and deep! He loves his baths, running in the yard, playing with plushies, and destroys every baseball he finds!!! He still tries to trick me to feed him more!"

As you can see, Brownie is very well loved by his people and couldn't have ended up in a more perfect place. We hope you guys enjoy Brownie as much as we do!! ā¤ (Pictures start from least recent to most recent)

The bots have found our page!! Please do NOT BUY any t-shirts or follow any of these links from these random commenters....
04/20/2026

The bots have found our page!! Please do NOT BUY any t-shirts or follow any of these links from these random commenters. They are popping up faster than we can block and remove them. They are SCAMMERS!

Hey friends!We have been seeing an increase in calls and questions about possibly orphaned babyrabbits. In some cases, r...
04/03/2026

Hey friends!
We have been seeing an increase in calls and questions about possibly orphaned baby
rabbits. In some cases, removing a litter of newborn rabbits from their nest may do more
harm than good. If you have a large lawn, it is rather common to find a rabbit nest this
time of year. We wanted to remind everyone what to do when you encounter babies.
Newborn rabbits only nurse a few times daily and for a few minutes at a time. Unlike
many animals, the mothers spend more time away from the nest. In almost every case,
the nest is NOT abandoned! When they are not at the nest the mothers are foraging
and eating to make sure they can keep feeding their babies.
If you find an intact nest of baby rabbits and the mother is not around, the best course of
action is to leave the nest alone and stay out of sight. If a baby has fallen or escaped
from the nest you may gently replace it and stay out of sight. The mother often returns
at dawn and dusk but will not if she is being watched. If the nest was damaged or
disrupted inadvertently, don’t panic, you can repair it if the babies are not injured. Simply
replace as much of the nest material as you can and cover the nest back up with a light
layer of grass. Do not stay around the nest as the mother will not return if you do!
If the babies are around 4-5 inches long, hopping, have eyes open, and have ears
erect, they may be left alone entirely.
For young wildlife, the best chance of survival is always with the mother. If you find a
baby rabbit or animal that is injured your best course of action is to contact your local
wildlife rehabilitator. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries keeps a current
list of rehabilitators by parish at https://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/page/permitted-wildlife-
rehabilitators. We are also very fortunate to have Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation
of Louisiana locally (werla.net). Our rehabilitators are swamped during the spring as this
is baby season for many animals. Let’s do our part to keep their burden lighter and to
keep babies with their mothers!

Happy Friday Friends!! We are here to announce our January Pet of the Month, Dutchess :)Not only is Dutchess deeply love...
02/20/2026

Happy Friday Friends!! We are here to announce our January Pet of the Month, Dutchess :)

Not only is Dutchess deeply loved by her family, we adore her here at Halcyon!
Here is her story:

"We were so lucky to get Duchess on her ā€œall dogs go to heavenā€ Day from Caddo parish animal services in November of 2024.

She had been rescued from a house that had been burnt to the ground and was found tied up in the backyard. The very first day we brought her home she was so excited to be out of the animal shelter she decided to do a little walkabout and ran away from home! Thankfully, we have a fenced in neighborhood & an active neighborhood fb group so all our neighbors were on the lookout for her and left her food & water out every night, so she was well fed by the time she came home to us.

Dutchess is an absolute sweetheart. She loves cuddling, loves hot dogs, loves chasing balls & loves living up to her name! She doesn’t like to get her paws wet, does not like walking in the rain & wants to come in first anytime we play a game.

We have loved watching her personality just grow from nervous shelter dog to tummy rubs & long naps in the sun. "

Hollerin’ Happy Birthday to our sweet Vizsla friend, Penny! Penny turned 1 years old today and she is sure ready for wha...
02/13/2026

Hollerin’ Happy Birthday to our sweet Vizsla friend, Penny! Penny turned 1 years old today and she is sure ready for what 2026 has in store! We LOVE seeing this sweet, goofy girl and are so happy we got to give her a pup cup!!!

01/28/2026

We are open today from 11 until 1pm and 1:30 to 4pm. Please be safe driving out there as there is still ice on the roads and turning lanes! Thinking warm thoughts!

01/27/2026

šŸ“£šŸ“£šŸ“£We plan to open tomorrow Wednesday 1/27/2026. 11am to 1pm. and 1:30pm until 4pm. šŸ“£šŸ“£šŸ“£

01/27/2026

Due to Road and Ice Conditions we are still closed today. Let’s all think warm thoughts so this ice can melt. We miss seeing your critters!!!

Happy Tuesday!This is just a friendly reminder to pick up your pet's anxiety or other medications before the New Year co...
12/30/2025

Happy Tuesday!
This is just a friendly reminder to pick up your pet's anxiety or other medications before the New Year commotion starts! We are open until 5 PM today and tomorrow we will be open from 9 AM - 12 PM. Thursday we will be closed.

This is a very stressful time for most dogs and cats, so please be sure to keep them inside and secure during this time if the fireworks are not their jam! Also be sure that your pets have their rabies tags on or some form of identification in case they get loose. Stay safe during this time and we hope you all have a happy New Year!

12/24/2025

We will be closing at noon today for the Christmas Holiday and will reopen on Monday at 7:30am. We wish you all a Safe and Merry Weekend and Happy Holidays!

Address

1616 Benton Road
Bossier City, LA
71111

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 7:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 1pm
2pm - 5pm

Telephone

+13185847049

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