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Village Vet is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). We have veterinary practices in North London, Hertfordshire and around Cambridge.

Visit our website to find your nearest practice. We also offer a variety of additional services for your pet including: pet insurance, a loyalty scheme and an online pet portal and shop where you can view clinical records for your pet and make online purchases for delivery to your home or pick up at your local practice. We hope you enjoy exploring the site! Our Village Vet Hertfordshire practices

include:

VILLAGE VET BROOKMANS PARK
5 Bradmore Green
Brookmans Park
AL9 7QW
Tel: 01707 649 649
Fax: 01707 643 945
[email protected]

VILLAGE VET POTTERS BAR
7-9 Southgate Road
Potters Bar
Hertfordshire
EN6 5DR
Tel: 01707 645 089
Fax: 01707 857 080
[email protected]

VILLAGE VET CAYTON
601 Hatfield Road
Smallford
St Albans
Hertfordshire
AL4 0HL
Tel: 01727 852 667
Email: [email protected]

08/09/2026

Little Pierre thought he was having a spa day not being served as a kitty Burrito by vet Jen 🌯🩺👩🏼‍⚕️

04/09/2026

Meet Joey the Main C**n 🐈
Weighing in at an impressive 8.5kg Joey is a regular at our St Albans practice visiting monthly for his Solensia injection and obviously a cuddle from his favourite vet Anna 👩🏼‍⚕️

Friendly vet practice | St Albans | catfriendly

08/08/2026

It's International Cat Day! We love our feline friends, they are graceful and beautiful, and often very silly! 🤣Share pictures of your cats with us to help celebrate our favourite little weirdos 🐱
Did you know that all of our Hertfordshire clinics are silver accredited Cat Friendly Clinics? 🥈 International Cat Care

29/06/2026

FOUND BUDGIE- HELP US REUNITE HIM WITH HIS OWNER

A male budgie was handed into our St Albans branch on 27/06/26
He was found in Hemel.
He is not chipped.
If you can provide any information to help us reunite him with his owner,
Please contact the practice on 01727852667 or email us at
[email protected]

Village Vet St Albans, 601 Hatfield Road,
Smallford, St Albans, AL4 0HL

*Proof of ownership is required. Please share this post*

Please do not contact the author of this post. If you think this is your animal,
Please call the practice or email us photos.

26/06/2026

It’s Day 5 of Rabbit Awareness Week: Feeding Bunnies Better!🥬🐰

A rabbit that stops eating is often a rabbit that needs urgent veterinary attention. Changes in appetite can be an early sign of dental problems, stress, illness or gut stasis — which can quickly become serious.

Keep an eye on eating habits, droppings and behaviour, and always contact your vet if something feels wrong. Healthy rabbits start with prevention, proper nutrition and regular care.

Download your FREE RAW 2026 pack today to learn more!

25/06/2026

It’s Day 4 of Rabbit Awareness Week: Feeding Bunnies Better! 🥬🐰

Rabbits love to forage, dig, chew and explore, and food can be a great way to encourage these natural behaviours. Try scattering nuggets through hay, hiding treats in enrichment toys or offering safe forage to keep mealtimes fun and stimulating.

Feeding shouldn’t just fill tummies, it should keep rabbits mentally and physically active too.

Download your FREE RAW 2026 pack today to learn more!

24/06/2026

It’s Day 3 of Rabbit Awareness Week: Feeding Bunnies Better! 🥬🐰

Did you know hay should make up 85–90% of your rabbit’s diet? The rest should include a small portion of high-fibre nuggets, rabbit-safe greens and fresh water daily.

Too many treats or muesli-style foods can lead to selective feeding and serious health issues, so getting the balance right matters. This year, we’re helping owners feed their bunnies better one bite at a time.

Download your FREE RAW 2026 pack today to learn more!

23/06/2026

It’s Day 2 of Rabbit Awareness Week: Feeding Bunnies Better! 🥬🐰

Rabbits are social animals and should live in compatible pairs or groups. A lonely rabbit can become stressed, withdrawn and may even lose interest in food.

Eating together is a natural rabbit behaviour, bonded bunnies often graze side-by-side, forage together and help each other feel safe and secure.

Friendship really can help keep rabbits happier, healthier and eating well.

Download your FREE RAW 2026 pack today to learn more!

22/06/2026

It’s Day 1 of Rabbit Awareness Week and we’re kicking off our 20th anniversary campaign: Feeding Bunnies Better! 🎉🐰

Rabbits need plenty of space to hop, stretch, explore and forage naturally. A cramped setup limits movement, impacting their health, wellbeing and make it harder to encourage natural feeding behaviours like grazing on hay throughout the day.

Create a rabbit-friendly space with room to scatter feed, forage and room to roam, because happy homes help create healthy appetites.

Download your FREE RAW 2026 pack today and help spread the word!

16/06/2026

Rabbit Awareness Week is on the way!
This year's theme is 'Feeding Bunnies Better'
Share your rabbit's favourite treats, forage tips, and photos with us!
What does your bunny love most?

Address

601 Hatfield Road
Saint Albans
AL40HE

Telephone

+441727852667

Website

https://www.villagevet.co.uk/

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