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Monday 7:30am - 6pm Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm Thursday 7:30am - 6pm Friday 7:30am - 6pm Sunday 8am - 5pm

Village Veterinary Hospital

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Village Veterinary Hospital

Full service animal hospital offering medical, dental and surgical services. Village Veterinary Hospital opened in 1999 with a beginning staff of 8.
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The practice has grown to a team of 4 doctors supported by 18 employees. We take great pride in the service we provide to our community. Our doctors have a sincere passion for animal wellbeing and strive to provide the highest quality of veterinary medical care. We treat your pets as if they were our own.

09/02/2024

Village is closed today, Monday, September 2nd in observation of Labor Day. We will be open again tomorrow, at our regular time. We hope everyone has a restful day off!

08/08/2024

Today, August 8th, Village will be closing at 4:00 PM for a staff event. If you have an emergency after this time please call Animal Emergency Care, Bellingham for assistance. We will back at our normal time on Friday, August 9th. Thank you!

08/06/2024

07/04/2024

The clinic is closed for the 4th of July but we will be back tomorrow, July 5th, at 7:30 AM. If you have an emergency during the holiday, please call Animal Emergency Center at 360-758-2200.

06/25/2024

Missing Cat!! Last seen between Puget St and 47th St in the Puget neighborhood. Neil has never been outside and his is frantic. He currently has a naked backside due to a skin condition. Please contact Village Veterinary Hospital at 360-647-1980 if you have seen Neil.

06/19/2024

Its Wednesday, June 16th, and we will be closed for staff training from 11:30 - 01:30. Please leave a message and we will return your call when we are back from our training.

06/11/2024

This is one of our littlest patients, who had surgery yesterday. Dr. VanWinkle removed a bump and the pet woke up safely, but just a tiny bit grumpy. Doesn't he look adorable in his fashionable sweater?

06/03/2024

It's almost the 4th of July again! If your pet needs sedatives to make it through the holiday safely, now is the time to contact our office to help you get prepared. Call 360-647-1980 or email [email protected]

03/29/2024

The clinic will be open on Easter Sunday, for regular appointments! Call to book at 360-647-1980 or go online at https://vet.lc/m6pheq if your pet needs to be seen!

03/18/2024

It is Pet Poison Prevention Week and Village Vets will be sharing a new pet parent tip each day! Happy Monday!

02/01/2024

Book an appointment online today for a wellness appointment to discuss your pets oral health. https://villagevets.com/book-now/ -xc-appointment-type

Full service animal hospital offering medical, dental and surgical services.

01/18/2024

Good news!! Village Veterinary Hospital will be open on Thursday, 01/18/24, at 9:00 AM.

01/17/2024

Village Veterinary Hospital will be closed on Wednesday, 01/17 due to treacherous road conditions! We want our staff and clients to stay safe at home for the day. If you have a pet related emergency please call Animal Emergency Care, Bellingham at 360-758-2200.

01/05/2024

We're so excited to have Cara Veterinary President, Dr. Peter Brown, in the house seeing pets at Village Veterinary Hospital on January 15th!

Peter has spent a whopping 32 years in veterinary medicine - most of which he spent running his own practice in Skagit Valley. For the last sixish years, he's been leading Cara Veterinary - the wonderful family of clinics we're a part of.

Make an appointment with Dr. Peter Brown here: https://social.caraveterinary.com/seedrbrown

01/05/2024

Here are some more cold weather, pet care tips! This time we are focusing on our feline friends.

01/04/2024

With the potential for cold weather in the next week, here are some reminders!

12/25/2023

From our family to yours!

12/13/2023

'Tis the season for curious pets to investigate decorations and presents. Our staff have come up with a few safety tips for you!

11/06/2023

Exciting news! Village is now offering Essential Wellness Plans, designed by your veterinarians at Village. These plans offer wellness services, specifically geared toward your pets age, in manageable, monthly payment, with no interest added.

We had our first member this morning, Crimson Rose, who received her exam, vaccine, and blood work! Isn't she gorgeous?

If you are interested in learning more about our wellness plans you can visit our website www.villagevets.com or make an appointment for a wellness exam to discuss it!

Full service animal hospital offering medical, dental and surgical services.

10/26/2023

Starting November 5th, 2023, we will be open Sundays from 8:00 AM - 05:00 PM! We are very excited to offer both routine wellness visits, as well as non emergent illness or injuries. Call the clinic at 360-647-1980 to schedule your pet at a time that may be more convenient for you.

Full service animal hospital offering medical, dental and surgical services.

08/28/2023

Just a reminder that our clinic will be closed on Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day. If your pet experiences a medical emergency over the weekend you can call Animal Emergency Care at 360-758-2200. As always you can go to our website https://villagevets.com/ to schedule a non-urgent appointment with one of our veterinarians.

08/24/2023

If you are looking for a way to help in Maui here is a QR code for the Humane Society on the island.

08/22/2023

It is National Take Your Cat To The Vet Day! If your kitty is in need of an annual wellness visit give us a call at 360-647-1980 or visit our website www.villagevets.com and book an appointment online!

08/21/2023

Giardia is a protozoan parasite that can cause gastrointestinal illness in dogs. Check out our latest blog post to learn about this disease and how to safeguard your four-legged friend.

Giardia is a protozoan parasite that can infect many mammals, including dogs and people. Our Village Veterinary Hospital team knows that education is key to caring for your pet appropriately, so we provide giardiasis information and tips to help you learn how to safeguard your four-legged

08/17/2023

Veterinarians go to medical school for many years, and perform surgery in school, however it is still very cool when they have their first solo surgery day. Dr. Klancy Brown performed her very first full day of surgery on Monday and we could not be more proud of her! If you have not met her yet, you should come by and say hi, she is great.

08/14/2023

Meet Elton! Elton is a senior rooster who is living his best life with his group of ladies. He weighed in at almost 15 # and he absolutely knows how handsome he is.

Address

236 36th Street
Bellingham, WA
98225

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 6pm
Thursday	7:30am - 6pm
Friday	7:30am - 6pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13606471980

Website

http://villagevets.com/

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Keep fleas out of your fur-ever home! 🚫 Don't let these tiny pests make themselves at home in your house. Keep your indoor and outdoor pets protected with year-round preventives, and show fleas the door with a tidy home and basic routine. Vacuum regularly, wash bedding and toys in hot water, and declutter to create an unwelcoming environment for fleas. Keep your pets and home flea-free all year round! #FleaFreeHome #PetProtection #HealthyPets

🌳 Keep your furry friend's outdoor space pest-free with these easy steps! 🐾 Ticks and other parasites love a natural landscape, but with a few changes, you can make your yard less appealing to them. Here's what you can do: - Cut the grass - Trim weeds and overgrowth - Relocate wood piles - Remove wildlife feeding stations - Clean up pet food left outdoors By doing these simple things, you'll create a yard that pests won't want to visit! Keep your pet happy, healthy, and free from parasites! 💪

Paws up, pet parents! Keeping our furry friends healthy and parasite-free is a top priority. Don't wait until it's too late, start performing regular nose-to-tail inspections to keep your pet protected. Whether it's once a week or after outdoor activity, take the time to check their tail base, ears, eyes, armpits, abdomen, and under the tail for any unwanted visitors. Basic grooming, such as brushing and combing your pet's coat, can also help you catch any fleas or ticks and give you an opportunity to assess your pet's overall health. If you do find any, remove the tick with tweezers and dispose of it right away. Make sure to keep up with your pet's preventive doses and contact a Veterinarian if you have any concerns. Let's keep our fur-buddies happy and healthy 🐾 #PetHealth #ParasitePrevention

Fleas and ticks are a year-round threat, and while completely eradicating them may not be possible, you can minimize their impact on your pet. The key to success is a multi-pronged approach that includes veterinary-approved preventives, environmental management, and year-round pet health vigilance. Keep your pet on year-round flea and tick prevention. These preventatives work by either repelling fleas and ticks or killing them when they bite your pet. It's important to note that fleas and ticks don't have an off-season, so administering these preventatives year-round is crucial.

Do you have a pet that is willing to play dress up? 🦸‍♂️ Share a pic of your pet in their favorite costume! 😻🐶

Cruciate ligament injuries are another common orthopedic issue in pets. These injuries occur when the ligaments that stabilize the knee joint are torn or damaged. Symptoms include lameness, swelling, and difficulty putting weight on the affected leg. Treatment options include surgery, physical therapy, and medications.

Is your pet the ultimate foodie? Share their favorite treats and meals in the comments!

Did you know that one of the most common orthopedic issues in pets is arthritis? Arthritis can be caused by a variety of factors including age, obesity, and joint injuries. Symptoms include stiffness, difficulty walking, and difficulty climbing stairs. If you notice any of these signs in your pet, it's important to speak with your veterinarian about treatment options.

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Village Veterinary Hospital opened in 1999 with a beginning staff of 8. The practice has grown to a team of 3 doctors supported by 18 employees. We take great pride in the service we provide to our community. Our doctors have a sincere passion for animal wellbeing and strive to provide the highest quality of veterinary medical care. We treat your pets as if they were our own.