Health problems, injuries, and illness can happen quickly and many need immediate attention. Your pet eats something he shouldn’t…is suddenly sick…or traumatically injured. Don’t wait! Emergency When your pet urgently needs to see a veterinarian, Village Veterinary Hospital offers quality emergency and urgent care. We have a veterinarian and staff on duty who are trained … Read moreEmergency & Urgent Care
Get Your Puppy Or Kitten Started Off On the Right Paw! That bundle of fluff and floppy ears is the cutest—and we want to help them be the HEALTHIEST, too! It’s super important that puppies and kittens see the vet as soon as possible after adoption because their immunities against life-threatening diseases are not fully … Read morePuppy & Kitten Care
When your pet doesn’t feel well, one of the first things a veterinarian may want to do is lab testing of blood and/or other bodily excretions. At Village Veterinary Hospital we have an in-house lab so many of these screenings can be done on-site, saving time and money. In most cases, we can get results … Read moreIn-House Laboratory
We encourage all pet owners to microchip their animal companions. The sad fact is that only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats make it back to their owners when they become lost. Microchipping significantly increases the chances that your pet will be returned to you. Microchipping a pet is simple, relatively painless, and very … Read moreMicrochipping
Surgery is often the most effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders, and Village Veterinary Hospital is proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Our hospital provides a full range of surgical services ranging from standard spaying and neutering to advanced, highly specialized procedures. Surgery specialties Routine spay and neuter Dentistry Tumor removal … Read moreSurgery
When your pet doesn’t feel well, one of the first things a veterinarian may want to do is lab testing of blood and/or other bodily excretions. We have an in-house lab at Village Veterinary Hospital, so many of these screenings can be done on-site, saving time and money. In most cases, we can get results … Read moreIn-House Diagnostics
Just like people, your pet’s health will change as they age—and because pets age faster than people, major health changes can happen quickly. We want to work together to “slow the clock” and promote long, healthy lives for our senior family members. Remember that annual exams are a must for younger animals, but senior pets … Read moreSenior Pet Care
Do you know the number one disease affecting cats and dogs today? If you guessed dental disease, you would be right. According to the American Veterinary Dental College, most dogs and cats have some evidence of periodontal (dental) disease by the age of 3, and it often goes untreated. At later stages, bacteria can enter … Read moreDentistry
At Village Veterinary Hospital, our approach to veterinary care is to establish overall good health and prevent illness. We want to catch issues before they become a significant problem. We recommend annual wellness visits for both dogs and cats, and we emphasize preventative medicine, dental care, and nutrition and. We address any questions or concerns … Read morePreventative Care/Wellness
