Verheyen's duiker is a small antelope from the Dahomey Gap of West Africa. It is also called Walter's duiker in the literature, and information about its ecology and habitat remains limited.
Published descriptions note a relatively long tail, over 15 cm, a pale stripe above the eye, and a slender head compared with other small antelopes.
A diet study in southern Benin combined forest surveys with interviews of local hunters, farmers, and forest officers. It reported leaves, bark, and fruit, but a later review says diet knowledge is incomplete and parts of the evidence rely on interviews.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.