Village Veterinary Hospital

04/23/2025

This week is Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Week! We are so thankful for Rebecca Griffin and Cassie Steele for allllll their hard work. They keep us moving.
Also behind the scenes is Rebecca Medina, bookkeeper extraordinaire, who we absolutely can not function without. Thank you 💕Thank you🐶Thank you💕

04/13/2025

Thank you SGRR (Sunshine Golden Retriever Rescue) for helping us place this sweet man in his forever home. 💕

04/13/2025

We will be closed this Friday in observance of Good Friday. May you all have a blessed Easter ✝️

02/19/2025

02/15/2025

02/13/2025

02/09/2025

Use NexGard Combo once a month!!!

If you think cats aren't at risk from heartworms, think again!

02/09/2025

If your pet has a SAVE THIS LIFE microchip you may need to re-register your pet. Please check your pet’s microchip information. We use PetLink by Datamars and we used Home Again when I first opened. If your pet was chipped by another place please check your registrations.

02/09/2025

I apologize! The microchip information is NOT a scam. I was misinformed before. Here is the latest information.

The Texas-based company, Save This Life, has ceased operations and that could become an issue for pet owners.

02/07/2025

We are having some problems with our phones. Please keep trying and it will come through. Out service is working on it now.

02/03/2025

This young man has been with us since November. He has undergone his neuter and heart worm treatment. He is up to date on his shots and is currently on Proheart for heart worm prevention. All he needs now is his forever home. He is FULL OF ENERGY. We are guessing he is about 2 years old and he loves to play and run. You will most likely need a fenced yard or be able to take him for walks a couple times a day. He is most likely a Bassett/Golden Retriever mix although we don’t really know. He is full grown at about 50lbs. Please someone give this baby a home ❤️🐾

01/23/2025

We plan to be open tomorrow, Friday, January 24th for our usual hours. Our phones have been acting up so just keep trying to call. We have a full schedule of appts tomorrow so please be patient. We’re all in this together.

01/23/2025

Please e-mail [email protected] if you need anything tomorrow and I will try to respond as quickly as I can. We still have a lot of ice on the road and in the driveway.

01/23/2025

Pet cats may be great mouse catchers, but they are domesticated, not wild, and they shouldn't eat raw meat for the same reasons people shouldn't eat raw meat -- that is, risks from E. coli, salmonella and now avian influenza contamination. Veterinarian Jane Sykes, an expert in small-animal infectiou...

01/21/2025

We will continue to be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22nd for safety.

01/19/2025

❄️❄️We will be closed Tuesday due to the possibility of hazardous road conditions. All pets in our care will be cared for and extra precautions are being taken to ensure they are safe and warm. We will be open tomorrow, Monday, January 20th however the weather will continue to be monitored and an early closing may be warranted. ❄️❄️ Stay safe and keep your pets indoors as much as possible.

Update: Veterinary Emergency Referral Center in Pensacola will be closed on Tuesday also.

01/19/2025

ln the U.S., the first case of heartworm resistance to macrocyclic lactone medications was documented in 2005. According to a newly published article, resistance has now been documented in Europe as well. According to Dr. Anastasia Diakou, one of the article authors, it is important for veterinarians in the USA to be aware that every dog traveling to Europe or other continents should undergo negative tests for D. immitis (both Knott's test and antigen test). Furthermore, these dogs should be monitored using these tests for 6-9 months after arriving in their new location. https://bit.ly/457GJ5R