Welcome to Village Vets, a veterinary practice located in the picturesque town of Longniddry in East Lothian, Scotland. The practice is owned and managed by Galedin Ltd.
Village Vets pride themselves on providing high-quality and compassionate care to all pets while understanding the important role they play in our lives. The practice offers a wide range of services catered to different animals, from exotic pets to farm animals.
Located in a tranquil setting, Village Vets boasts of state-of-the-art facilities that are well-equipped with the latest technology and equipment. The practice offers modern facilities, including an on-site laboratory, spacious consultation rooms, a surgical suite, and digital radiography.
Galedin Ltd T/A Village Vets is managed by a team of highly-trained and experienced veterinarians who understand the unique needs of every animal. The practice’s team of veterinary surgeons, led by Dr Helen Chia (BVM&S MRCVS), are committed to providing clients with expert advice and the best possible care for their pets.
The practice also has a dedicated team of veterinary nurses, including Miss Alannah Harris (RVN), Miss Joanne McKellar (RVN), and Mrs Paula Murphy (RVN). They are always on hand to assist patients and provide round-the-clock care for pets in need.
Village Vets has several departments that cater to the specific needs of pets. This includes expert care for small mammals, cats, dogs, exotic pets, birds, wild animals, and even poultry. The practice’s team of professionals is passionate about providing care that is tailored to the individual needs of each pet.
The practice is open seven days a week, with weekday appointments available from 8:30 am to 7:00 pm and Saturday appointments from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm. The practice is closed on Sundays.
Village Vets offers a range of facilities that add to the comfort and convenience of clients. These facilities include ample client parking and disabled public access to ensure that everyone can access quality veterinary care as easily as possible.
At Village Vets, pet health is the number one priority, and the practice works tirelessly to ensure that its clients receive the best possible veterinary care for their beloved pets. Veterinarians and staff alike are dedicated to providing compassionate care, and they are available for expert advice or in an emergency situation.
In conclusion, Village Vets is a veterinary practice that offers high-quality, compassionate care to all pets. With a team of dedicated veterinarians, experienced nurses, and state-of-the-art facilities, the practice ensures that clients’ pets receive the best possible veterinary care in a friendly, welcoming environment. Whether a client is looking for basic check-ups, emergency treatment, or an expert opinion, they can trust Village Vets to provide the care and service that their pets deserve.
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| Out-of-hours consultation | From £230 |
Based on 8 reviews
Chloe Clark
Google 9 June 2026
We couldn’t recommend Village Vets more - they go out of their way to give the best care.
Peter McLaren
Google 29 May 2026
Everyone is so friendly and kind which helps dull the pain of the coat of the treatment!
P
Google 17 May 2026
I have been using Village vets for many years now. They have always been lovely, compassionate and have gone the extra mile. Thank you to all the staff!
tommy thomson
Google 28 October 2025
Jack has a pleasant experience and treated very well with the Vets
Yvonne Smith
Google 2 July 2025
Love this vet practice. We've been using it for our dog's over the past 20 plus years. It's great as it's always offered appointment system.....less stress on our furry friends and adults alike. They are a kind, welcoming and compassionate group of people from reception to nurses and vets. I can't recommend them highly enough.
anne knowles
Google 14 March 2025
I don’t know what Puisin (my cat) and I would do without their continued care and support. Puisin is a rescue cat with many issues including diabetes - does not like vet visits at all! Amazing team at Village Vets.
William Lindsay
Google 9 March 2016
Professional, determined, caring, passionate about their work is the best way to describe all the staff at Village Vets. The care and compassion shown to our dog goes away and above. My 11 year old dog is back like a mischievous 2 year old after being treated. nothing was a problem and time was always given to both patient and owners. I would recommend the Village Vets to anyone.
Roly Mccraw
Google 3 March 2016
Village vets Longniddry are great! They've been very helpful with Bella who is very hyper and a tad aggressive with other dogs. They let me keep her in the car till it's her turn and arrange for her to get a 1st or last appointment. They are a very friendly practice and very caring, even came to see Bella at home. Highly recommended! ;-)
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