The Village Veterinarian

Village Veterinarian is the kindest, most professional, and most hospitable vet I have ever visited. I took my cat here for a checkup, and every part of the process was exceptional. The signup and appointment booking was super easy, the front desk staff was extremely welcoming and helpful, and the nurses and Dr. Reyes were all incredible and treated my pet with love and attention. I feel extremely confident that he received (and will continue to receive) the best care by this cheerful team, and I would recommend this vet to anyone in the five boroughs! Thanks again! - Jack & Cheese

We've been taking my dog and cat here for several years. They take great care of our animals and the staff is always helpful and friendly. My only complaint is the vets on staff seem to be a rotating cast of characters, so you see a new doctor nearly every time you come in. It can make dealing with any ongoing issues a challenge, as you have to explain details over and over again.

First visit today with Village Vet & I am so pleased with the care my kitty, Lilly received. The receptionists are friendly and warm, Juan the technician is a cat whisperer and handled Lilly with compassionate care and Dr. Moore is experienced, low key and super nice. My former vet hospital closed and I am happy to find a wonderful new one! 😻

I have taken my dog here for years - since he was a newborn puppy. They are very thorough and kind

A Heartbreaking Experience at Village Vet We were loyal clients of Village Vet in NYC’s East Village since 2016, when we first brought home our dog, Tobey. It used to be a small, privately-owned clinic with compassionate care. But after it was sold to a corporate entity, the quality drastically declined—especially in Tobey’s final year. In 2024, Tobey’s health started to change, but the vets suggested only further monitoring and not additional tests. When Tobey’s symptoms worsened while we were away, a vet still didn’t follow up on our friend’s request for scans. When we returned, Tobey was struggling to breathe. An emergency vet immediately found metastasized cancer in his lungs—something Village Vet had missed for months. After his passing, we received no sympathy from Village Vet, only marketing emails and final bills for appointments where they did nothing to help. This clinic has become a heartless, profit-driven operation. I urge pet owners to reconsider trusting them with their beloved companions.