I love this location after moving to town they always have everything I need and are great with…read morescheduling last minute! Also very friendly staff and very clean I'm very happy with this place!

I highly recommend this vet. To begin with they were very…read morerespectful and professional from the start of our first phone call to the end of my experience. I had to put my 12 year old lab mix to sleep due to cancer. They made me and my slader boy feel very safe and loved during the process. I will be using them for future business.

Dr Dean is always compassionate and very caring. He explains things very well!…read moreWe love our vet! Front end staff are very friendly and always helpful!

We take all of our small animals here for 5 years now. Every vet we have seen is great. Highly…read morerecommend.

Always very pleased with their professionalism and how they interact with our 3 dogs.read more

We have been battling a stubborn allergy for our Jack Russel and Dr Bryan and staff have been…read moregreat. This morning they asked for a picture of his poor red belly covered with hives because it's Friday and they are booked up. Rather than make us wait for an appointment next week and poor Rudy being miserable all weekend they look at his picture and changed he's medication right away and we just had to stop n and pick them up. Awesome care for their patients. We have many dogs and Vets over the years but none as caring and concerned as these.

Great doctors and staff. Very quick in getting you in to address any concerns and care for your…read morepets. Excellent care provided!

I love Village Vet. We've used them for our pups in the past and they were so compassionate and…read morehelpful as we navigated the realities of treating "old dog syndrome" with our sweet terrier mix, Bella and giving us an honest, informative prognosis. My husband surprised me with a 6 month old adopted kitten last Sunday!!! One of the first things I noticed about Lemmy (yes, he is named for the late great lead singer of Motorhead) was that he had an upper respiratory infection/cold. Enter Village Vet, which is so conveniently located ~ 10 minutes west of our home. What a Godsend to have a traffic-free, stress-free driving experience, especially with a new little kitten in tow. I also like and appreciate their love of community with the various pet food/supply drives they initiate. We arrived 10 minutes early and phoned the vet's office from the parking lot (per their protocol) and were welcomed immediately. The super sweet, cute vet tech did a great job with the intake and pre-exam, and I did not have to fill out any paperwork; however I did email the paperwork "A New Leash on Life" provided regarding Lemmy's medical history, vaccines, etc., to VVC the day prior to our appointment. Lemmy is at that playful stage which can include nipping/biting (yes, he got my right wrist - thankfully, not too badly) and he almost broke the skin of the sweet vet tech (!!!!) The vet tech prevailed and did not let it deter her in any way -- very nice! Within minutes Dr. Rhoda Stanley was discussing Lemmy's symptoms and reviewing his records and examining him, and within 30 minutes we were done, including clipping his "talons" (they were SO long!), and with antibiotics in hand we headed home with a follow up appointment in a week. Thanks Village Vet! We'll see you next Tuesday. Lemmy says "purrrrrrrrrrrrr!"

This is the place to come for your fur family. The staff is always very nice, warm welcoming…read more,considerate and it makes your kids want to come. They don't dread it. My 2 love Doctor Wendy especially Lou. He senses her energy as well as all of the staff and this is definitely one of his favorite places to come.

Staff was great and service was excellent. I will return with my other dogs and recommendread more

The doctors and staff are awesome!!! My baby was badly…read moreinjured a few days ago and everyone worked hard to get him better. I never had to call for status checks or information. The keep me informed through text and phone calls. If I missed their call they would keep trying to ensure I was keep informed. In the past I didn't often get a chance to talk to the vet directly, her I can anytime. They were always very accommodating to my schedule and our needs. I never felt isolated from my pet as I have at other facilities. They treated my baby as if he were their own. It was great to know my baby was in good hands. I can assure you I have been there enough(visiting) to see how they treat other people's pets. It is very comforting when you are the parent. I can't thank the staff and doctors enough for all they do.

I boarded my mother's cat--originally for three days, but it turned into seven unexpectedly. She's…read morenever been boarded before, and she's 12 years old. It was a great experience. We could tell that they knew her very personally, what toys she liked, how she liked to be talked to and touched, and she was in great shape when we picked her up!

The experiences that I have had with this clinic and Dr. Acosta had all been positive. They have…read morebeen understanding with all of my circumstances and been good to my God given family. They helped my Bu (OEB) have a calm peaceful way to the bridge and were very kind. Nothing is cheap anymore but time is Priceless. I thank Dr. Acosta and his team for helping me through that as well as any service that I have received and will receive in the future

At the recommendation of one of my sisters-in-law, we used Dr. Pitman for boarding purposes and…read moreannual checkups years ago [3 dogs and 1 cat]. The checkups were uneventful and didn't seem particularly expensive. When we boarded our 3-4 animals here, upon pickup, they all had a strange smell and appeared dazed. It took them several days to get back to normal. I've read that this veterinarian co-locates his boarding animals with his animal shelter aka "the Doghouse." This doesn't seem to be a good practice IMO because one of my former co-workers adopted a dog from the on-premises Doghouse/shelter, and the poor pup had parvo! Because I could not find anyone to perform an in-home euthanasia for my sweet kitty-cat Jewel, years ago, as a last resort, I asked Dr. Pitman who agreed to do it. He was not compassionate or empathetic in the least, as I was an emotional wreck, and my husband was, too. [I took 3 days off work to mourn Jewel's death]. Pittman seemed to be in a huge hurry and wanted to get this over with! This was not my intent. My goal was to get my priest on the phone to pray with me, and for me to keep my fur baby as comfortable as possible while undergoing this sad process. I had Jewel on a towel on my lap, and when Jewel died, Pitman didn't even have a proper carrier that would honor my fur baby [think the blue bags with handles the emergency vet in downtown Huntsville uses] to transport Jewel's body to his truck. Pitman just wrapped Jewel in my bath towel and off he went. My last encounter with Pitman was when a stray cat somehow [without us knowing it] got into our back yard. Sadly, our dogs attacked the cat and his back and legs were broken. Wow, this was really upsetting! I called Animal Control to help me remove the poor cat from under my deck and put him into a carrier for me to take to the closest vet I know, which was Pitman. My priorities were 1. Eradicate the cat's pain 2. scan the cat for a chip/try my best to find the owner [he/she didn't have a collar/ID tag on] 3. determine the extent of the cat's injuries and 4. make an informed decision about a path forward. Long story short, he quoted me a price to surgically repair the damage, which I knew would not be the end of the costs for treating this stray cat - and what quality of life would this animal have after such intense damage? Again, not my cat and we were not interested in having a second cat. I thought it may be my neighbor's cat, and when I found out it wasn't, I was losing focus on what the responsible thing for me to do actually was. My workday morning was completely thrown off by this incident, I was not treated with compassion, I was very upset that my animals caused this animal to suffer and after being unable to locate the owner, made the decision to euthanize the cat. I did not feel like I should have to pay the entire price for the euthanization since it was not my animal, and I made this clear to Pitman. Reluctantly, Pitman did discount the procedure and I recall he charged me $150-$175 that morning [this was somewhere in the 2011 timeframe]. Thankfully, that was my last interaction with Pitman. Thankfully, there are abundant kind, compassionate, community-focused, veterinarians in the area now, who desire to, and actually do garner goodwill in the region, who put their patient [the fur baby] and the animal's needs first, and who also foster and grow compassionate relationships with the animals' owners, and do not prioritize power, wealth, and eradication of certain dog breeds.

You will never find a vet that is so full of the most amazing veterinarian's ever. They truly care…read moreabout your pet and they have no problem explaining everything until you fully understand what's going on with your fur baby. Best place ever and the price is right also

They take good care of your pet. I even got pictures to send you while your dog/cat is staying with…read morethem!