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Monday 8am - 6pm Tuesday 8am - 6pm Wednesday 8am - 12pm Thursday 8am - 6pm Friday 8am - 6pm Saturday 8am - 12pm

Village Veterinary Clinic

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Village Veterinary Clinic

"Our family taking care of yours." For over 30 years we have been offering complete veterinary care for cats and dogs.
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We are a husband and wife team of veterinarians providing veterinary services to southern Maine and Seacoast New Hampshire with an outstanding support staff. Our services include routine vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, radiology and hematology. We have a caring an compassionate staff with years of experience.

08/07/2024

Summer vibes only ✌️

08/04/2024

We can't wait for all of the summer moments ✨

08/01/2024

August is !

We are celebrating dogs all month long 🎉

07/31/2024

Summer is peak season for fleas and ticks. Using veterinarian-recommended tick medication can help keep your pet free from these pests!

07/28/2024

When the air temperature is 77°F, asphalt can heat up to 125°F.

This temperature can burn human skin and is dangerous for dogs' unprotected paws.

07/25/2024

Keep 'Em Cool and Hydrated 💦

Surprisingly, many dogs don't self-regulate their playtime and can easily overheat, especially short-nosed breeds like bulldogs and pugs.

Ensure your dog takes breaks in the shade and always has access to water!

07/23/2024

Resist Those Cute Eyes and Avoid Giving Food Scraps 👀

Those adorable eyes are persuasive, but don't give in. Look away when you see those pleading eyes during meals, and ask guests not to give them scraps.

07/19/2024

Keep Your Pup Away From the Grill ❌

Open flames are hazardous, and grills remain hot long after cooking. While a bit of smoke enhances flavor, it can irritate your pet's eyes and nasal passages. Keep the grill a dog-free zone.

07/15/2024

Never leave your dog in the car, no exceptions.

Even on a mild day, temperatures inside a parked car with the windows down can surpass 100 degrees within just 10 minutes 😳.

07/12/2024

Good morning! We just want to give everyone a heads up about the construction happening in front of our office today. It looks intimidating but we are open and you can come through the front door as usual. They are directing people to park in the mill parking lot for now.

07/12/2024

Living for these summer days 😎

07/08/2024

We hope you all are having a wonderful summer! 😎

07/06/2024

Make the most out of your summer 🌻

07/04/2024

Our happy season! ☀️

07/03/2024

The office will be closed until Monday July 8th at 8:00am in observance of the 4th of July.

If your pet has a medical emergency please contact either Port City Veterinary Referral Hospital at 603-433-0056 or Veterinary Emergency, Critical Care & Referral Center at 603-758-4262.

Have a FUN and SAFE holiday!!

07/03/2024

Fireworks Can Be Frightening for Your Pup 🎇

The loud noises can cause many dogs to instinctively run.

To help keep them calm, we suggest keeping your pets indoors in a familiar room and playing soothing music to mask the sound of fireworks, especially if they're nearby.

07/01/2024

What are your favorite things about the summer? ☀️

06/28/2024

What's something silly that your dog adores? Let us know in the comments. If you have a photo, even better! ☀️

06/23/2024

Grooming goes beyond aesthetics—it contributes to a pet's comfort, health, and even behavior.

06/20/2024

We are having phone problems today. We are waiting for Comcast to come and fix them. We apologize for the inconvenience!!

06/20/2024

It's officially summertime! 😎

06/18/2024

Pet care includes various aspects, such as feeding, grooming, healthcare, training, socialization, and providing a safe and suitable living environment.

Proper pet care is essential for building a strong bond with your pet and ensuring they lead a happy and healthy life. 🙌

06/17/2024

The third week in June is !

There are plenty of things you can do to help support animals rights, including knowing where your products are coming from, adopting, and researching animal suppliers or breeders.

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day from our family to yours!

Celebrating all of the fathers and dog dads this year. 🐶

06/13/2024

Our pets can eat many of the fruits and vegetables that we eat, however some can be dangerous and should be avoided entirely.

For example, cherries are toxic to cats and dogs, and grapes/raisins can cause kidney damage. Citrus fruits like lemons, limes, grapefruit, and persimmons can cause an upset stomach.

06/11/2024

June is ☀️

This is your reminder to grab your best friend and get outside to explore all that nature has to offer!

06/10/2024

Just a reminder... Monday June 17th the office will only be open for phone calls and food or medication pick ups from 9am to 2pm. Tuesday June 18th we will be open normal buisness hours.

06/10/2024

You love pets? So do we! ❣️

06/07/2024

Let's brighten up each other's day with some jokes! Drop your favorites in the comments below. 🐶

06/04/2024

Where is the coolest place your dog has ever visited? Let us know in the comments below. 😎

Address

56 Front Street
Rollinsford, NH
03869

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 12pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.villagevetrollinsford.com/

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Videos

Summer vibes only ✌️

Living for these summer days 😎

Grooming goes beyond aesthetics—it contributes to a pet's comfort, health, and even behavior.

You love pets? So do we! ❣️

The best weekend plans 😍

Regular exercise is crucial for maintaining a healthy weight, preventing obesity-related health issues, and enhancing the bond between pets and their owners.

Are you a one pet or multiple pet household?

What happiness looks like 😍

Appropriate feeding practices are essential to ensure that pets receive the necessary nutrients for their specific species, age, size, and activity level.

Training is an essential aspect of pet care that enhances the human-pet relationship, promotes safety, and helps pets integrate well into their homes and communities.