Village Vet St. Albans

Village Vet St. Albans is an RCVS accredited practice providing veterinary care for cats, dogs, birds, small mammals, and exotic species in Hertfordshire. Located in Smallford, the surgery offers medical services for a wide variety of animals and currently holds a 4.5 star rating on Google.

Village Vet St. Albans is based at 601 Hatfield Road, smallford, st. albans, hertfordshire, AL4 0HL, AL4 0HL in Hertfordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Village Vet St. Albans. Order provided by Google.

• I do Like to be beside TheSeaside· 6 months ago

  Over the past 33 years we’ve had five dogs, and moved to this vet with our latest rescue. This is, without question, the best veterinary practice we’ve experienced. Booking appointments online is straightforward, and every member of the team is friendly and welcoming, always taking extra care to help our rescue dog feel comfortable, especially on arrival. During the first year we have also needed the emergency service, which was handled quickly and professionally during the night. At each visit we feel heard, and the vet takes time to explain everything clearly without ever making us feel rushed, also taking time to put our pup at ease too. We’re part of the Pet Health for Life plan scheme and feel it offers real value for money. Most importantly, we always feel confident that our dog is in safe hands—and she actually seems happy to visit, which makes the whole experience calm and stress-free. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this branch; the team consistently goes above and beyond. Our most recent visit was with Jenny - we were really impressed with her knowledge & understanding, she was friendly & professional too 10/10

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• Gill Clayton· a month ago

  Amazing vets. So kind to Stanley when he needed treatment. The staff are lovely and even phoned the next day to see if Stan was okay. At our previous vets Stan was always panting and tense when we went into the practice. When we went to Village Vet St.albans Stan was so calm and relaxed. Lovely people. Thank you so much.

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• Simon Lord· 3 weeks ago

  Excellent vet practice providing high quality pet care. Friendly and knowledgeable staff at all levels (vets, nurses, receptionists). Over many years, all our cats have been registered here and we’ve been very pleased with the care they’ve received.

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• Bernadette Sullivan· 4 months ago

  Everyone at Village Vet including vets nurses and reception/admin staff are always so kind, caring, thoughtful, understanding, informative and treat us and our pet dog Harvey with such care and respect. We have always had the best advice and treatment for our dog.

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• Mary Williams· 2 months ago

  I feel very dissatisfied with our visit to this vets. My dog had a seizure on a Saturday night and this was the only vets near us that was open. When we got there the vet asked us to bring my dog into the room to check him over. I had to stay and give my details to the receptionist which wasn't going in the system so was taking a while, my daughter and son who were visibly upset had to take our dog in, the vet was asking questions that my children didn't really know the answers to. When I finally got into the room the vet was just picking my limp dog up and showing me that he had lost control of his legs (something I already knew as this is why I came to the vet) The vet told me he had not had a seizure as he wasn't showing signs that he had had one! I told him I know what a seizure was as my last dog died in my arms from one! The options were they keep him overnight or we take him home and "see how it goes" All the time the vet was just picking my dog up and down and leaving him in a heap on the side. I felt the vet couldn't get is out of there quick enough. There was no comparison and zero thoughts on what he suspected the cause of seizure. Cost £230 and we was in with the vet all of 5 minutes and leaving not knowing if our dog would even survive the night. I was not leaving my dog with the vet from by the way he was handling our dog. We've since found out our dog had a stroke and all the symptoms were clear so should have been spotted. Would not use again I'm afraid.

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