The Doctors at the Village Veterinary Clinic understand the concern and uncertainty that our community is experiencing surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19)

Village Veterinary Clinic would like to inform you about a recent outbreak of canine influenza virus (CIV) in the Houston area. We have been monitoring this issue closely and had not recommended vaccination for dogs since no prior risk of exposure had been documented in our area.

Village Veterinary Clinic has been selected for the 2016 Houston Small Business Excellence Award in the Veterinarians classification by the Houston Small Business Excellence Award Program.

The threat of parasites and worms are a reality for your dog and cat.

When you own a pet, there are many things to keep in mind. You not only need to make sure their environment is safe for themselves...

Having a pet is a commitment. Most people misunderstand the most common pet emergencies, and don't call for help until it's too late.

Within our homes are dozens of substances and food products that, while safe for human use and consumption, are toxic or deadly for our pet companions.

Many people who have pets understand that they quickly become part of the family. Unfortunately, many people don't understand the importance of fire pet safety

Heartworm disease is generally considered a condition that only affects dogs, but many other mammal species can suffer from it or act as carriers.

Pets are more than just animals that we keep in our homes. They're companions, family members, and friends; which is why many people see no reason to leave their pets home alone when they have to go out-of-town.