Village Veterinary Hospital

The love and compassion we have for animals translate into the care we give each and every pet. Come to our office to experience how well we care for our pet patients. vvh.com

We know your pet is important to you and you don't want to lose them. Take these necessary steps to keep them safe and sound at home with you.

Does your cat experience frequent hairballs? Hairballs can be normal for long and short-haired cats, but if your cat is vomiting or not eating, this can be a sign of a more serious issue.

We provide the specific guidance you need to assist your pet in living a long, healthy life. Schedule your pet's next wellness exam with us now. vvh.com

Microchipping your pet ensures permanent and reliable identification for your pet if they are to ever become lost. It increases the chance of your pet being returned home to you.

Checking your dog frequently after spending time outdoors is a good way to spot any ticks on your pets.

Your cat should be visiting the vet at least once a year. If it's been a while since your pet has had a check-up, visit our website to learn more about booking an appointment. vvh.com

What questions do you have about your pet's oral health?

Happy New Year! 2021 is finally here. What are you most excited about in the new year?

If your dog has pale gums, it could be a sign of an underlying issue.

2020 is almost over and we want to see some of your favorite memories with your pets. Share your favorite picture of your pet from this year!

Today is the start of Pet Dental Health Month and we want to help you stay on top of your pet's oral health. Visit our website to schedule an appointment with our clinic to have your pet's teeth and gums checked. vvh.com

Is your pet at a healthy weight? Here's how you can help your pet maintain a good weight and nutritious diet.

Did you know dogs could catch colds? Here are the most common behaviors your dog may exhibit if sick.

Whether you need a wellness exam, help with your pet's diet, skin conditions, or any other reason, we're the people you want to visit. Explore our website to learn more. vvh.com

We hope you have a paw-sitively happy howl-iday!

You may be tempted to pass your pet some food under the table, but remember, foods that you enjoy can be toxic for your furry friend.

Providing a safe environment for your pet means eliminating any dangers in your home. Here is how you can pet-proof your home before bringing in a new pet.

If you haven't already, now is the time to have your pet's health checked before the year ends. To schedule a wellness appointment for your pet, visit our website. vvh.com

Is your pet exhibiting odd behaviors? This could be due to anxiety or other factors. After bringing in your pet for an appointment, we can help to resolve what may be causing behavioral issues. vvh.com

How often does your cat spit up hairballs? It's important to get hairballs to a minimum in order to prevent intestinal issues due to blockages. Here are 4 remedies to fix excess hairballs.

Cats, just like humans, can have diabetes and it's important to be on the lookout for any changes in your cat's behavior that may be due to this chronic condition.

Your pet's dietary habits play a huge role in keeping them healthy. If you have any questions about what foods offer the best nutritional value for them, contact our office for a consult. vvh.com

Have you heard of xylitol? It's an ingredient that is present in some dental products and human food but can present problems for your dog if ingested.

As a pet owner, you know at some point you'll have to care for an aging pet. Make these tips part of your furry companion's routine to keep them healthy as long as possible.

What is one of your favorite outdoor activities to do that gets your pet moving?

Prioritizing your pet's health involves taking them to the vet for regular checkups. Routine exams can help keep your pet in tip-top shape or address any problems that may come up as soon as possible.

October is National Pet Wellness Month! What are you doing as a pet owner to make sure that your pet is as healthy as can be?

When was the last time your pet received a wellness exam? Wellness exams are crucial in monitoring the health of your furry friend. Schedule a convenient time to bring your pet in to see us. vvh.com

This month is all about advocating for the health of all pets! Here's how you can focus on your dog's overall wellness and raise a happy, healthy pet.

According to the National Institute of Health, being around animals has been known to reduce stress-related hormones and lower blood pressure!

It's not uncommon for cats or dogs to have skin problems just like humans. From infections caused by parasites to chemicals in shampoos, your pet’s skin can have adverse reactions to many things. If you notice a change in your pet's skin, contact us. vvh.com