Village Veterinary Medical Center

Village Veterinary Medical Center We're a full-service veterinary hospital treating dogs, cats, exotic mammals, and reptiles. AAHA accredited. Fear Free Certified Professionals.
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Helping pets live better, live longer. AAHA accredited small animal hospital offering proactive internal medicine, surgery, laser surgery, pain management, oncology, stem cell therapy, canine reproduction, chemotherapy, advanced imaging and diagnostics. Our doctors:
Kristi Lively, DVM, DABVP; Adele Mays, DVM; Amie Goodrich, DVM; Allison Smith, DVM; Catherine Daker, DVM; Laura Sharbel, DVM; Kari Rothrock, DVM; Shalein Bonney, DVM; Amanda Niethammer, DVM.

06/21/2026

You’re invited to Dogs in Society: Training for Real Life on July 11th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM at The Farm!
This live demonstration brings together experienced professionals from:�🐶 The Farm Training Team�🏨 Pet Resort�🩺 Village Veterinary Medical Center
At The Farm, trainers bring decades of experience in obedience, field work, and behavior—focusing on building trust, communication, and real-world reliability in every dog. Their hands-on, individualized approach helps dogs learn in a way that sticks. Hope to see you there!

Look at these sweet faces! Help Knox Vintage Pet Project spread the word and get the pups their forever homes
06/17/2026

Look at these sweet faces! Help Knox Vintage Pet Project spread the word and get the pups their forever homes

Look how cute these sweet babies are!
06/17/2026

Look how cute these sweet babies are!

You’re invited to join us on July 11th for Dogs in Society: Training for Real Life!Come experience live training, learn ...
06/15/2026

You’re invited to join us on July 11th for Dogs in Society: Training for Real Life!
Come experience live training, learn valuable skills, and see real results.
We can’t wait to see you there!

Meet Asher, the adorable 9‑week‑old cockapoo! 🐾 He came in for his very first visit with Dr. Sharbel and did an amazing ...
06/11/2026

Meet Asher, the adorable 9‑week‑old cockapoo! 🐾 He came in for his very first visit with Dr. Sharbel and did an amazing job—earning himself a little cheese treat 🧀. So sweet and cuddly—we can’t wait to watch this handsome pup grow!

06/11/2026

Medical emergencies happen and we are equipped to handle many different types.

Join Us on July 11th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM for:Dogs in Society: Training for Real LifeA live dog training demonstratio...
06/09/2026

Join Us on July 11th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM for:
Dogs in Society: Training for Real Life
A live dog training demonstration at The Farm
This event will feature live demonstrations in partnership with The Farm, Pet Resort, and Village Veterinary Medical Center, showcasing real dogs at different stages of training—from puppy foundations to advanced, fully trained dogs. We hope to see you there!

06/04/2026

🐾 Join Us for a Special Community Event! 🐾
Please join us on July 11th from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM for:
Dogs in Society: Training for Real Life
A live dog training demonstration at The Farm
This event will feature live demonstrations in partnership with The Farm, Pet Resort, and Village Veterinary Medical Center, showcasing real dogs at different stages of training—from puppy foundations to advanced, fully trained dogs.
You’ll learn:
✔ How to build structure and boundaries with your dog
✔ How to improve listening and behavior
✔ How training creates a calmer, more confident dog in real-life environments
We will also have a live Q&A session during lunch with trainers, veterinarians, and LVTs to answer your questions about behavior, training, and overall pet wellness.
🎟 This is a FREE event!
👉 Use this link to RSVP: https://forms.office.com/r/N43m782qTe
Bring your questions and come see what real-life training looks like—we hope to see you there!

06/04/2026

Dexter the DOGtor helping Hana and Maria with medication dosages for his patients 😍

🌊 WATER SAFETY FOR PETS 🌊Summer fun around pools, lakes, and rivers can be great for pets — but water activities also co...
05/30/2026

🌊 WATER SAFETY FOR PETS 🌊
Summer fun around pools, lakes, and rivers can be great for pets — but water activities also come with serious safety risks. Not all dogs are natural swimmers, and accidents can happen quickly.
🐾 Water safety tips for pets:
• Never leave pets unattended near water
• Use a properly fitted life jacket for boating or deep-water activities
• Rinse pets after swimming to remove chlorine, salt, or lake bacteria
• Provide fresh drinking water to prevent pets from drinking pool or lake water
• Avoid strong currents and rough water conditions
• Take frequent breaks to prevent exhaustion
⚠️ Watch for signs of distress while swimming:
• Struggling to stay afloat
• Excessive fatigue
• Panic or difficulty breathing
• Weakness after swimming
• Coughing or vomiting after water activity
Did you know?
Some dogs can develop “water intoxication” from swallowing too much water while swimming or playing with sprinklers and hoses. This condition can become life-threatening very quickly.
🚨 Seek veterinary care immediately if your pet experiences:
• Collapse
• Vomiting
• Bloating
• Disorientation
• Trouble breathing
• Seizures
Blue-green algae found in ponds and lakes can also be extremely toxic to pets. If the water appears discolored, has surface scum, or a foul odor, keep pets away.
Keeping pets supervised and practicing safe water habits can help ensure a fun and safe summer for everyone! ☀️🐶💙

Address

11301 Kingston Pike
Knoxville, TN
37934

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

(865) 966-8900

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