Village Vet Berkhamsted

Village Vet Berkhamsted Village Vet Berkhamsted is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). Pop in or ring on 01442 862776.

Our professional friendly staff are dedicated to providing first-class care for your much-loved pets. As animal lovers ourselves we understand the importance of these four-legged members of the family. We are situated conveniently on Berkhamsted High Street and have a Car Park at the rear of the Surgery. We are happy to answer all questions and concerns regarding your pets as all our staff are keen to help.

Here are some tips on what to do with your pet on a hot day… ☀️ 🐶 🐱 🐰
06/07/2022

Here are some tips on what to do with your pet on a hot day… ☀️ 🐶 🐱 🐰

💭 Did you know… The Queen has owned more than 30 corgis during her reign, most of which have been descendants of her ...
03/06/2022



💭 Did you know…

The Queen has owned more than 30 corgis during her reign, most of which have been descendants of her first corgi Susan, a special gift on her 18th birthday in 1944.

The Queen is not the only Royal to own dogs – in fact, most of the Royal Family share their homes with dogs. 🐶🐶

It’s no wonder that many pet owners will proudly celebrate this weekend and the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with their pets.

Handsome Loki enjoys visiting us; even when we're closed for non-emergency appointments, he sits patiently on the doorst...
05/05/2022

Handsome Loki enjoys visiting us; even when we're closed for non-emergency appointments, he sits patiently on the doorstep for us when walking past our branch on his daily walks. 🐾

It's so lovely to see that he enjoys his visits to the vets; we love welcoming you and seeing you to Loki! ❤️

17/02/2022

Join veterinary experts Annabel Mcfadzean (Resident in Dentistry Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Eastcott Vets) and Joseph Bend (Surgical Lead Nurse, Wildbore) to learn more about how to help reduce the likelihood of dental disease and handy advice on caring for your pet at home. If you have any questions you would like us to answer, please leave them in the event discussion box or ask them live.
We look forward to you joining us!

Our teams love looking after you and your pets! Whenever you come to see us, you can be assured that tender love and car...
27/02/2021

Our teams love looking after you and your pets! Whenever you come to see us, you can be assured that tender love and care will be at the heart of everything we do. Our team enjoy the work they do so much that they wanted to spread the love and share the news with you........

"I love being a VN because I get to look after and change bandages for gorgeous little patience like this little pup Loki, he has a poorly paw so we will be seeing him for regular bandage changes over the next few weeks." - Krissy Headley - Head Nurse

15/10/2020

We are live!

Dear Pet Owner,In 2018, Clarke and Marshall joined Linnaeus who are part of Mars Veterinary Health, a leading provider o...
04/10/2020

Dear Pet Owner,

In 2018, Clarke and Marshall joined Linnaeus who are part of Mars Veterinary Health, a leading provider of veterinary services. For the last two years, Clarke and Marshall have worked closely with Village Vet. During this period, they have provided us with out of hours and emergency support.

Over the next few weeks, we will be changing our practice name from Clarke & Marshall Veterinary Surgery to Village Vet Berkhamsted.

There will be little change on a day to day basis and our service and commitment to our clients will continue as normal. Dr Harriet Nicholson will continue to cater to all your questions and concerns and will remain as the Head Veterinary Surgeon.

Harriet Nicholson has stated “We are committed to upholding our long-standing values of providing the best possible level of veterinary care to our clients. We are glad to be a part of a group that strongly believes in delivering a Gold Standard of clinical care.”

Village Vet Berkhamsted clients will benefit from several additional services as a part of the Village Vet group; these include:

-Pet Health Club – You can spread the cost of routine preventative pet care and save money on every trip to the vet.
-Online Booking – Book your next appointment on the go!
-Video Consultations – Speak to a vet from the comfort of your home.
-Access to a specialist referral centre – State of the art facility with world-leading veterinary professionals at London Vet Specialists for cases that require specialists and other referral centres across Linnaeus.
-Village Vet Cattery – We can arrange for your cat to be picked up and dropped off giving you peace of mind while you are away on holiday.

Thank you for your continued loyalty! We greatly value the bonds that we have developed with you and your pets. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us via telephone on 01442 862776 with any questions or concerns.

Harriet Nicholson and your Village Vet Berkhamsted Team

Today is World Animal Day, a day focussed on raising standards for animal welfare around the globe. While most of us pam...
04/10/2020

Today is World Animal Day, a day focussed on raising standards for animal welfare around the globe. While most of us pamper our pets, spare a thought for animals across the world who are kept in poor conditions, whether privately or commercially.

How you can help:

Call out cruelty – if you see an animal in poor conditions, report it. The RSPCA has a dedicated cruelty phoneline: https://www.rspca.org.uk/utilities/contactus/reportcruelty

Support animal welfare charities – whether it’s with a financial donation or volunteering your time, there are local, national and global charities which will be grateful of anything you can do to help them fight for animal rights.

Autumn is the perfect season to enjoy quality time with your dog in the great outdoors! 🍂Before the cold mornings and da...
02/10/2020

Autumn is the perfect season to enjoy quality time with your dog in the great outdoors! 🍂

Before the cold mornings and dark nights set in, take the time to enjoy the crisp air and autumn colours during an open-air adventure. With the heat of summer now a distant memory, this time of year is a great opportunity to take a scenic, walk through nature with your four-legged friend. 🐕

Whether a ramble, a hike or a quick walk, ensure that your dog is protected from fleas, ticks and worms.

If you need to check the level of protection or re-order parasiticide treatment, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly practice team.

01/10/2020

1 October is Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day, so let’s say a huge thank you to our unsung heroes! From co-ordinating diaries to booking appointments and providing a welcoming smile to our clients and pets, we couldn’t do what we do without them.

Let us know how our receptionists have helped you in the comments below.

We celebrate World Heart Day today which is the world’s biggest awareness-raising campaign for Cardiovascular disease (C...
29/09/2020

We celebrate World Heart Day today which is the world’s biggest awareness-raising campaign for Cardiovascular disease (CVD) in humans. Did you know that heart conditions affect our pets too? Click here to find out more http://ow.ly/tmcf50BCdGd

Today is World Rabies Day. An international day of awareness and advocacy to help encourage vaccination efforts. Thankfu...
28/09/2020

Today is World Rabies Day. An international day of awareness and advocacy to help encourage vaccination efforts.

Thankfully, rabies does not circulate in either wild or domestic animals in the UK. If you plan to travel with your pet within the European Union or elsewhere in the world, rabies vaccination is mandatory to obtain the necessary travel documents.

Please review the new guidelines that will be effective in 2021 to travel to the EU to ensure you can comply with the requirements http://ow.ly/rybW50BCdFh

It’s very important for the overall health of your pet dog that they’re at the correct weight for their size. If you can...
27/09/2020

It’s very important for the overall health of your pet dog that they’re at the correct weight for their size. If you can’t feel your dog’s ribs when you stroke them, it may be time to change some behaviours. Find out more on our blog post and, as always, we’re here to help if you need us http://ow.ly/bhbV50BCdEN

Here are five fascinating rabbit facts... have you got any others to share with us?
25/09/2020

Here are five fascinating rabbit facts... have you got any others to share with us?

Fire safety is important for everyone, but if you also have pets living under your roof, there are a few additional cons...
24/09/2020

Fire safety is important for everyone, but if you also have pets living under your roof, there are a few additional considerations to keep in mind.

Our colleagues at Mars Petcare have outlined a number of ways to prevent fires with your pets, as well as basic precautions you can take in the event of a fire. http://ow.ly/2w3250Bw8Cc

As our pets instinctively try to hide when they are in pain and they can’t tell us how they are feeling, it’s up to us t...
21/09/2020

As our pets instinctively try to hide when they are in pain and they can’t tell us how they are feeling, it’s up to us to recognise the signs and to get them the help they need. As a part of Animal Pain Awareness Month, the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) has created a handy infographic for signs to keep an eye out for.

Getting a new pet is an exciting experience, and naturally, you are keen to get them back home to begin life as part of ...
19/09/2020

Getting a new pet is an exciting experience, and naturally, you are keen to get them back home to begin life as part of the family. However, for your new pet this can be a very stressful occasion, therefore we have put together some top tips that we believe will help you through the process. Take a look at http://ow.ly/qfy250BvC6R

As summer comes to an end and autumn begins, our gardens are beginning to change. Gone are the summer flowers which attr...
18/09/2020

As summer comes to an end and autumn begins, our gardens are beginning to change. Gone are the summer flowers which attract the bees, and in their place piles of fallen leaves.

While you may be tempted to clear decaying matter, it can make a cosy home for hedgehogs. Alternatively, a small wooden box lined with newspaper will create a welcome refuge for prickly visitors.

Keep bird food and water topped up in preparation for the upcoming sparse winter months. Bird feeders should be cleaned regularly for hygiene purposes.

How do you prepare your garden for autumn?

Address

2-4 High Street
Berkhamsted
HP42BS

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+441442862776

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