Hoisington Veterinary Hospital

11/02/2026

🐾💙 MEET THE TEAM MONDAY: MEET DR. LINDSAY! 💙🐾

Have you ever wondered a little more about the amazing veterinarian behind the stethoscope? Today, we’re giving you a peek into the life of Dr. Lindsay! 🩺🐶🐱

❤️ A Dream Since Day One! Dr. Lindsay knew she wanted to be a veterinarian when she was just 6 years old! Fast-forward 17 years into her veterinary career, and Hoisington Veterinary Hospital is still her home! In fact, HVH was her very first veterinary job! 🥹💙

🐶 Her Own Little Pack! When she’s not caring for your furry family members, she’s taking care of her own crew of SIX dogs! All six were adopted, because apparently, fostering just isn't her strong suit! 😂🐾 Once they find their way into her heart, they find their way home!

🎨🏃‍♀️ Fun Outside the Hospital! In her spare time, Dr. Lindsay enjoys exercising and doing crafts. A little creativity and a little movement help keep her busy when she’s not surrounded by four-legged patients!

💙 The Heart Behind the Stethoscope: What Dr. Lindsay loves most about being a veterinarian is getting to be there for pets and their families through every stage of life. From potty training and puppyhood to watching them grow older, helping them through their senior years, and ultimately relieving their suffering when the time comes, she feels incredibly privileged that families trust her to share these precious moments with them.

That kind of trust is something truly special, and we are so thankful to have a veterinarian who cares so deeply about the pets and people who walk through our doors. 🐾❤️

Thank you, Dr. Lindsay, for 17 years of caring, compassion, and dedication! We’re so lucky to have you as part of the Hoisington Veterinary Hospital family! 💙

🐾 Hoisington Veterinary Hospital — Your Other Family Doctor! 🐾

11/02/2026

10/31/2026

Come See Us Downtown at the Hoisington Trunk or Treat!

10/31/2026

👻💀Help us get into the Halloween spirit!👻💀
Please post your pets in their costumes in the comments!

Here is Dr. Lindsay’s kiddo Hibbett.

10/31/2026

Sometimes you get lucky

10/31/2026

🐾🎉 PET OF THE DAY: GUNNER! 🎉🐾

🚨WARNING:EXTREME LEVELS OF EXCITEMENT🚨

Meet Gunner, who was BY FAR our most excited patient of the day! 😂❤️

About 10 days ago, Gunner had a little mishap and cut his leg, requiring stitches. Unfortunately for this energetic guy, that meant 10 days of taking it easy, wearing the dreaded cone of shame, and trying REALLY hard to be a good boy! 🐶

Well, today was the day Gunner had been waiting for! 🎉

✅ Incision completely healed!

✅ Stitches removed!

✅ Cone of shame officially RETIRED! 🎉

✅ Excitement level: OFF THE CHARTS! 🤪

Gunner could barely contain his happiness, and we’re pretty sure he would have thrown himself a party if we’d let him! 🥳

❤️ A little reminder from Dr. Lindsay: As much as our pets hate wearing cones and having their activity restricted, these precautions are SO important for proper wound healing! Licking, chewing, running, and jumping can cause incisions to open, become infected, or delay healing.

Gunner is proof that a little patience (even if it’s forced 😉) pays off!

We loved celebrating your freedom today, Gunner! Now go enjoy life without that lampshade on your head! 😂🐾

🏥 Hoisington Veterinary Hospital

❤️ Be a priority, not just a patient.

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10/31/2026

💀👻🎃Happy Halloween from Hoisington Veterinary Hospital!🎃👻💀

Margret will check you in for your appointment and tell you your fortune today 🔮

10/30/2026

💙 PET OF THE DAY: OSCAR! 💙🐹

Meet Oscar, our adorable guinea pig who came to see Dr. Lindsay today for his neuter! ✂️🐾

That’s right! Dogs and cats aren’t the only pets who can benefit from being neutered! Guinea pigs can too! 🥰

🐹 Why Neuter a Guinea Pig?

💕 Prevents Unwanted Litters: No surprise baby guinea pigs! Neutering prevents accidental pregnancies when males and females are housed together.

🏡 Allows for Safe Social Housing: Guinea pigs are social animals that thrive with companionship! Neutering allows Oscar to live with a female (or even a group of females!) without the risk of pregnancy. This can be a great alternative to housing males together, where fighting can sometimes occur.

🩺 Eliminates Testicular Cancer Risk: Removing the testicles eliminates the possibility of testicular cancer.

😎 May Reduce Hormone-Driven Behaviors: Neutering can reduce certain reproductive behaviors, although it doesn’t guarantee a calmer personality or eliminate aggression.

🐾 What About Re**al Impaction? Older male guinea pigs can develop impaction, but neutering has not been proven to prevent this condition.

⚠️ FUN FACT! Male guinea pigs can remain fertile for several weeks after neutering! They should be kept separated from intact females for approximately 4–6 weeks following surgery.

💙 Oscar was such a brave little guy today! We love getting to care for patients of all shapes, sizes, and species!

At Hoisington Veterinary Hospital, we don’t just care for dogs and cats. We also provide veterinary care for exotic pets, including guinea pigs, rabbits, reptiles, and more! 🐹🦎🐰

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❤️ Hoisington Veterinary Hospital
Be a priority, not just a patient.

10/30/2026

🍽️🐾 LUNCH & LEARN: Vaccines: Myth Busting Edition 🐾🍽️

10/29/2026

🍽️🐾 LUNCH & LEARN: Why Spay and Neuter🐾🍽️