Village Vet will be at the The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) Careers Fair at the Hawkshead Campus Wednesday 11th January from 16.30 – 20.00. If you are going to be at the recruitment fair and are interested in joining the Village Vet Team, please speak to our team at the event. Here are some of… Read more »

Welcome to 2017, and what an exciting year this is likely to be. I want to discuss three important points. Emergency Care We at Village Vet have developed and expanded our expertise and resources into providing quality Emergency Veterinary Care in London, St Albans and Cambridge. We select vets who want to specialise in Emergency and… Read more »

  Our Village Vet Highgate practice received a call from a kind samaritan who had found a dog. Our staff advised her to bring her in so we could scan for a microchip, as details on the dog’s collar were vague.   We checked the dog for a microchip, after some difficulty we found it.… Read more »

  Village Vet is taking a cat-friendly approach across practices and as part of this, we have chosen to support two cat charities – but not ones that support your average domestic cat. The first of these two charities is AfriCat, which was founded in 1991 in Central Namibia. They provide environmental education programmes for students and farmers… Read more »

Our St Johns Wood practice had the privilege of hosting Denise Kantor and Millie (a lovely Jack Russel) from Pets as Therapy  as part of our ongoing Village Vet Community Talks series. Pets as Therapy is a charity founded in 1983 and largely depends on the kindness of volunteers across the country. Pets As Therapy (PAT) Volunteer… Read more »

Your vet may refer your pet for a CT scan, an essential tool for diagnosing certain conditions which are otherwise difficult to detect. CT scanners provide X-rays of your pet’s internal organs and bones to enable your vet to prescribe the best internal medicine, orthopedics, soft tissue, ear nose and throat and dentistry treatments. CT… Read more »