Happy Father's Day
TVV Closes In Honor of All Dads
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TVV Lilburn-Stone Mountain and Buckhead offices will be closed on Sunday, June 17, 2012.
TVV Decatur will also be closed - for regular office hours (i.e. routine medical care, appointments, boarding drop-offs and boarding pick-ups). The After Hours Emergency Services at The Village Vets - Decatur will be open for small animal pet emergencies 24 hours a day.
Pictured (clockwise) with Dr. Will are his children ... David,Tyler, Olivia and Gabrielle.
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Rescue Kittens for Adoption
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Over the pa  st few weeks quite a few of these adorable little kittens (several pictured here) have found their way to TVV. As with most rescue pets - we will probably never know where their journey began, however they are now in the hands of a devoted team of people who are committed to finding each and every one a loving, forever home. If you are interested in adopting one of TVV rescue kittens, the adoption process is as follows: Most kit  tens have received their first booster vaccine - at which time they were examined by a veterinarian, tested for leukemia and feline FIV, as well as treated for external and intestinal parasites. There will not be an adoption fee however you will be responsible for the remaining vet services each kitten will need. (See article below.) TVV  will provide the remaining vet services at our usual low-cost rescue prices - this includes vaccines, spays and neuters. Most kittens are not living at TVV - they are in foster homes until they are adopted into permanent homes. For inquiries please send emails through the link below. TVV Rescue Kittens |
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TVV Decatur Kitten Adoption Event
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 This Saturday, June 9th from 2 PM to 6 PM, TVV Decatur will be hosting a kitten adoption event. Anyone interested in adopting one of the rescue kittens will have the opportunity to see and meet the kittens available. The event will be located in the Wellness Center, located on the second floor - using the stairway located at the back of our building.
Directions to TVV Decatur
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A Purr-fect Kitten Exam
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Dr. Deva Prather, of TVV Lilburn-Stone Mtn.says ...
Con gratulations, you just brought home your first kitten! Taking your new kitten for its initial veterinary visit is important in maintaining a healthy and happy pet. It is recommended to bring your kitten to the veterinarian around four to six weeks of age, or sooner if there is a problem. Kittens are then seen every two to four weeks until sixteen weeks of age, followed by annual visits.
This is what to expect from your first veterinary visit ...
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TVV Protocol For Prescription Requests
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To provide the most accurate, efficient and reliable process for handling our clients' individual prescription requests, we have set up the following protocol for each of our hospitals.
Prescription requests received by 12:00 PM will be ready for pick-up after 4:00 PM the same day. Prescription requests received after 12:00 PM will be ready for pick-up after 12:00 PM the next day. Please note: There may be circumstances in which additional time is needed to process a particular request, at which time we will advise that client accordingly.
We have always made every effort to be prompt in fulfilling all client requests, but never at the risk of compromising the welfare of your pet. With this in mind, whenever possible it is advised to phone in your prescription request(s) 24 to 48 hours prior to running out of your pet's medication.
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Decatur Patient Pick-Up Time
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In order to serve you better, please pickup all surgery and drop off patients Monday - Friday by 7pm. If this is not possible please let the staff know and we can make special arrangements to accommodate you.
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