Jersey Village Vets Ltd

13/06/2026

Did you know both vets and nurses have to undertake additional continuous professional development even once they have qualified? Vets have to undertake 35 hours and nurses have to undertake 15 hours a year to keep their licenses.
One way to learn is by going to conferences. Chelsie has been to BVA live in Birmingham the last two days (a veterinary conference), going to a variety of talks and getting up to speed with the latest research to bring back to the clinic. Wonder what she’s learnt to share this time!

08/06/2026

It’s World Best Friends day!!! We’d love to see pictures of your best friends or your pets best friends ❤️

05/06/2026

Moose didn’t know if anyone had any towels they wished to donate to any of our branches? We are running rather short, any size is much appreciated, small holes are ok.
Any donations can be dropped off at any of our branches during working hours.
Thank you very much woofy 🐾

04/06/2026

It’s National Microchipping Month!!!
Even though it is not a legal requirement to microchip in Jersey, it is if you travel off island, including the UK. Microchips can help if your pet is ever lost, however it is important that the details on it are up to date. Forgetting to inform the microchip company you have change your phone number is one of the biggest problems for missing pets. If you need any support with this, please let us know.
If your pet does not have a microchip this can be done in a normal appointment for the majority of animals, by a vet or a nurse, or while they are in for a procedure.

02/06/2026

A rare opportunity has arisen for an experienced small animal vet to join the fabulous team at Jersey Village Vets.
Based on the beautiful Island of Jersey, JVV is a forward thinking independant practice with 5 branches, traditional values and an array of state of the art equipment, including a CT and MRI.
We offer a competitive salary and generous assistance with accomadation and relocation costs.
Jersey offers beautiful beaches, stunning cuisine and is a short hop to both the UK and France.
If you are after a rare chance for the perfect job in the perfect place, please drop a line to our PM Hugh at [email protected]

Jersey Village Vets is a long established independent local veterinary practice.

01/06/2026

A huge thank you to the nurses who told us about their roles and favourite part of being apart of the JVV family. Veterinary Nurse Awareness month may have ended, but our gratitude for our amazing team never does.
This is a picture of the badge registered veterinary nurses will obtain once they have completed their qualification.

28/05/2026

JVV is on the look out for a Stock Controller!

We are after a new Stock Controller starting in the next few month. Duties include organising stock for our 5 branches, including medication, pet food and pharmaceutical products, negotiating the best deals with wholesalers and ensuring client orders are ready on time. Based at our St Clement surgery, we offer a great salary, flexible hours and staff perks. Though we offer full training, ideally we’re after someone with a pharmacy or medical background, a good understanding of computers and a can do attitude.

In the first instance, ping a letter and CV to [email protected] and we’ll go from there.

28/05/2026

Next up for our Veterinary Nursing Awareness month is Eve.
“I moved to Jersey and joined JVV with my rescue dog at the end of March after working 4.5 years in a small animal referral hospital in the UK where I completed my nursing degree. Having only worked in a referral centre I felt a new challenge was needed in the first opinion general practice side of nursing and Jersey Village Vets was perfect for me. I love how varied the nursing role is, all the different skills and out the box thinking we do on a regular basis to provide the best care for each patient and their owners. The JVV community has been so welcoming, it's such a lovely place to be a part of. My nursing interests are Anaesthesia, Emergency and Critical Care, and Behaviour.”

25/05/2026

Remember animals can still get hot in the garden or even the windowsill. Unfortunately our furry friends don’t always wish to sit in the shady areas we provide, so ensure you are making them stay in the shade. We have seen a number of animals that have overheated over the bank holiday.

25/05/2026

*Notice for St Martin*
On Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th of May there will be some traffic lights on the main road outside the practice. Access to our branch and parking is as normal, however there may be delays.