The Village Vet

21/01/2025

Please note that Royal Canin will have an annual price increase from 1 February 2025. Please get in touch with 0332666624 or [email protected] to order your pet food before the price increase.

13/01/2025

Price Increase Notice- Hill’s Pet Nutrition price increase effective from 21 January 2025.
To our clients, please order today to make sure to purchase Hill's pet food before the price increase effective 21 January 2025. Call us on 0332666624 to order today

10/01/2025

Black, male pug name Ty has been missing from Robin Road this morning. Please contact Malcom on 083 2878126 if you happen to have seen him.

24/12/2024

We Woof you a very Meowy Christmas!!
Please note we will be closed on the 25th & 26th December.
Midlands Veterinary Hospital will be available for emergencies. Please kindly contact 0333306184

May you all have a very blessed Christmas 💚❤️

19/12/2024

The Village Vet Holiday Hours:

24 Dec Tues 8am-2pm
25 Dec Wed Closed
26 Dec Thurs Closed

31 Dec Tues 8am-2pm
1 Jan Wed Closed

For emergencies contact Midlands Vet Hospital
0333306184

24/11/2024

We were so happy to have 17 kids from The Midlands Community College Early Childhood Development Centre pop in this week at The Village Vet 💚💚

20/11/2024

Congratulations to our Bravecto cat bed Winner
: Tracy Dettmer ✨😻🎉💕🎁

17/11/2024

Hello All, please be aware that limited slots are available; contact Tina at 071 883 1457 to schedule your appointment. Time slots are 15 minutes each. If you have multiple dogs, consider booking two slots for comprehensive photography, including family portraits. Photos will be hosted in a Pixieset album for your selection, with additional additional images downloadable via PIN. The PIN will be provided on proof of payment. This event supports PARR's rescue and fostering initiatives, with 50% of proceeds donated. Let's contribute to a remarkable Christmas!

01/11/2024

Happy Weekend! What are you getting up to with your fur-kids this weekend?

31/10/2024

Happy Diwali!
Diwali is a celebration of life and all the good life has to offer, it is a time for togetherness and bonding.
But what are festivals without our family & loved ones? For Pet parents, our families include our dogs and cats. But we often forget that some of our festivals, such as Diwali may cause extreme discomfort to our furry family. While we're enjoying the festivities, our pets often spend their time hiding! Diwali should be about joy & families coming together in celebration including our furry family members.
Make sure to be prepared and come chat with us about advice to help your pets stay calm during the fireworks!
From all of us at The Village Vet we wish you all a safe and happy pet-friendly Diwali

30/10/2024

Nutritional aid for use in anxiety-related conditions in dogs and cats at The Village Vet

CALMEZE TABLETS & LIQUID is a calming aid used for pets during times of stress or anxiety. The product is flavoured and contains vitamins and amino acids that promote relaxation.

It can be used in stressful situations as well as to relieve anxiety as a result of storms, separation anxiety, fireworks, transport, or fear of travel.

Chat with us to find out more 0332666624

29/10/2024

WARNING-Fireworks ⚠️
With Diwali celebrations this week it's important to keep our pets calm and safe.
We stock a wide range of calming aids for pets at The Village Vet!

For more information contact us at ☎️033 266 6624

28/10/2024

Diwali 2024 will be on Thursday 31st October.

Here are 10 ways you can enjoy a safe & happy Diwali with your fur child!
1. Celebrate a cracker-free Diwali.
Diwali is the festival of lights, not noise. Consider donating a tin of dog food to the SPCA instead of firecrackers!
2. Keep them indoors
It might be best to keep your pets indoors during the celebrations. It will put your pets at ease, and reduce the risk of them running away. Please get your pets Microchipped!
3. Keep the windows, doors, and curtains closed
Keeping everything closed will muffle noise and keep your pets from seeing flashing lights that might scare them further. Avoid setting any fireworks off close to the house.
4. Background noise
This will not only help to muffle the bangs and booms going on outside, but a constant source of noise might also calm your pets.
5. If your pets hide, let them
If your pets get scared enough to hide under a table, or beneath a bed, don't attempt to pull them out. This might stress your pet further.
6. Comfort them
Being with them and comforting them will help your pet feel calm and safe.
7. Get a blanket
Sometimes a cover, such as a blanket, will help calm your pets down. It can help him feel more comfortable and protected.
8. Give them a treat
Giving your pets a treat or their favourite toy can distract them from the noises.
9. Stay calm
Be sure to stay calm when you're around your pets. Your pets will naturally react to your behavior, so acting panicky or excited around the dog will only make matters worse.
10. Anti-anxiety treatments
Be prepared! Please come in and see us for advice on the range of anti-anxiety tablets and liquids available for your pets.

Following these 10 steps will help to soothe any panic your pets are feeling.
If you need any further advice please come in and chat to us or call us on 033 266 6624

HAVE A HAPPY & PET-FRIENDLY DIWALI!

27/10/2024

🎇🎆‼️⚠️DIWALI REMINDER ‼️⚠️🎇🎆
This a reminder that Thursday 31st October is Diwali!!!
Please be prepared and have medication on hand if you need it.
At The Village Vet, we stock a wide range of tablets, liquids, bandanas, and collars that are specifically designed to help pets during fireworks and storms.

11/10/2024

Happy to our team of Vet Nurses- Sr Lilian, & Sr Danny! We are so grateful for all your hard work and for the love and care you give our patients at The Village Vet!

02/10/2024

02/10/2024

We want to see your pet snow pictures! ☃️🐕😻
Comment below with your pictures and stand a chance to win a mini speaker! 💚🎉