Animal Emergency Clinic & Intensive Care Facility

Animal Emergency Clinic & Intensive Care Facility Providing after hours veterinary emergency care and services in northwest Louisiana We are open Mon-Thur from 6pm-8am the next morning.
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The knowledgeable doctors and staff at the Animal Emergency Clinic are available when your normal daytime vet is closed. We open Fri at 6pm and do not close until 8am Mon morning. We are also open all major holidays! We offer ultrasound, x-ray, surgical facilities, oxygen therapy, in-house blood work, and much more to offer quick and effective stabilization medicine. We work with your daytime vet

to get your pet on the best road to recovery if your pet needs overnight care. We strive in helping you understand your pet's problems including all diagnostic and treatment options available to your dog or cat.

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Alexis! 🎂🎉Born and raised in Shreveport, Alexis has been part of our team for over a year and we’re s...
11/20/2025

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Alexis! 🎂🎉
Born and raised in Shreveport, Alexis has been part of our team for over a year and we’re so lucky to have her! 💙 She’s passionate about helping pets and always reminds new pet parents that spaying/neutering isn’t just about preventing puppies and kittens—it protects pets’ health in so many ways. 🐾
When she’s not caring for animals, Alexis enjoys reading and writing, and at home she’s loved by her 2 cats 🐱🐱.
Join us in wishing Alexis the happiest of birthdays today! 🥳✨

November is the month we celebrate our senior pets! Have you thought of adopting a senior pet? Senior pets can have many...
11/16/2025

November is the month we celebrate our senior pets!
Have you thought of adopting a senior pet? Senior pets can have many advantages- some are already trained, they can be calmer, and their personalities are more easily identified. Your local shelters and rescues are full of senior pets that can fill your home with joy.

Today we honor our Veterans, we are grateful for all that you do for us.
11/11/2025

Today we honor our Veterans, we are grateful for all that you do for us.

Happy birthday Dr. Hamilton! 🥳Dr. Jessica Hamilton grew up in North Alabama and then moved to Athens, Georgia where she ...
11/10/2025

Happy birthday Dr. Hamilton! 🥳

Dr. Jessica Hamilton grew up in North Alabama and then moved to Athens, Georgia where she received her bachelor's degree in animal science at the University of Georgia. She continued her studies there in Athens and graduated with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. Since that time Dr. Hamilton has practice veterinary medicine all over the Southeast in Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee and Alabama. Since her first shift in 2014, Dr. Hamilton has loved working at the Animal Emergency Clinic and continues her work there even though she has now moved back to her hometown in Guntersville, Alabama.

When not at the Animal Emergency Clinic, you can find Dr. Hamilton on their 900-acre tree farm with her husband, Mark, and three boys: Wallace, Silas and Thatcher. They have 29 chickens, 7 dogs, 4 goats, one cat and plenty of wildlife that keeps them busy. When not enjoying farm life and the outdoors, the Hamiltons can be found travelling. They have completed tours of the Southwest and the Northwest of the United States and have a month-long trip to Europe in the works.

Meet Dr. Kyle Pate! 🐾 We are thrilled to have Dr. Pate as part of our team!Doctor Pate grew up in Ruston, Louisiana, and...
11/09/2025

Meet Dr. Kyle Pate! 🐾

We are thrilled to have Dr. Pate as part of our team!

Doctor Pate grew up in Ruston, Louisiana, and completed his undergraduate studies at Louisiana Tech University before earning his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from LSU. He has a passion for veterinary medicine because it allows him to help both pets and the people who love them, and he values being part of that bond.

Outside of work, he enjoys spending time outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He also enjoys working on his drag racing car and traveling whenever he can. At home, he shares his life with one pet a retired racing greyhound he rescued.

November is Diabetes Awareness month. Diabetes can affect senior dogs and cats, and can become an emergency situation if...
11/07/2025

November is Diabetes Awareness month. Diabetes can affect senior dogs and cats, and can become an emergency situation if left untreated. Do you know the signs of diabetes in pets?

Our “graveyard” crew wants to remind you about the dangers of Halloween candy to our pets:- Chocolate 🍫 is toxic to dogs...
10/31/2025

Our “graveyard” crew wants to remind you about the dangers of Halloween candy to our pets:
- Chocolate 🍫 is toxic to dogs and cats
- Candy wrappers 🍬can cause obstructions
- Xylitol, a sugar substitute found in sugar free candy, is toxic to dogs and cats
If your animals get into Halloween candy, acting quickly can be life saving. This bony boy found out that inducing vomiting is one of the treatments for getting into candy.
Pet emergency? Call (318) 227-2345

There’s still time to enter!
10/30/2025

There’s still time to enter!

Spirits are high and bones are sturdy—our graveyard team is all set for surgery! 👻💀🐾Working at an animal emergency clini...
10/29/2025

Spirits are high and bones are sturdy—our graveyard team is all set for surgery! 👻💀🐾
Working at an animal emergency clinic means being prepared to dash into surgery at a moment’s notice. You bet your bones our team is always ready!

Our new graveyard crew is creeping it real and learning the importance of patient vitals 🎃💀⚖️Weight, temperature, pulse,...
10/29/2025

Our new graveyard crew is creeping it real and learning the importance of patient vitals 🎃💀⚖️
Weight, temperature, pulse, and respiratory rate are the very first assessments our veterinary technicians make. This patient is sitting and staying on the scale….forever 👻🐾

Taking Halloween pet photos? Enter our contest!
10/28/2025

Taking Halloween pet photos? Enter our contest!

Our new graveyard crew is learning about X-ray technique and safety. 🎃💀🩻X-rays are a vital part of emergency medicine an...
10/27/2025

Our new graveyard crew is learning about X-ray technique and safety. 🎃💀🩻
X-rays are a vital part of emergency medicine and getting good images is important. No bones about it, they are committed to great patient care. Follow along for their next adventure!

Address

2421 Line Avenue
Shreveport, LA
71104

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 8am
6pm - 8am
Tuesday 6pm - 8am
Wednesday 6pm - 8am
Thursday 6pm - 8am
Friday 6pm - 12am
Saturday 12am - 11:59pm
Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+13182272345

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