Village Veterinary Clinic was established in 1985 as a satellite clinic for a larger practice.
At the time, Dr. John Lonam was working as a relief Veterinarian. Impressed with Dr. Lonam's Veterinary knowledge and surgical skills, and cognizant of his well-established reputation in the Veterinary community, Village Vet's owner approached Dr. Lonam and his wife Anne with an offer to buy the practice.
Knowing that it needed an overhaul, the Lonams felt that their combination of experience and skills could fulfill the challenge, and on July 1, 1987 - Dr. Lonam's birthday - he and Anne took ownership of Village Veterinary Clinic.
Knowing that it needed an overhaul, the Lonams felt that their combination of experience and skills could fulfill the challenge, and on July 1, 1987 - Dr. Lonam's birthday - he and Anne took ownership of Village Veterinary Clinic.
Present Day
Since then, Village Vet has established itself as one of the most trusted veterinary practices in Northern Virginia, perhaps best known for providing an honest opinion for an honest price. We are committed to providing high-quality care throughout the life of each pet. In August 2024 the Lonams passed the torch to Dr. Lokesh Motanam, “Dr. Loki,” placing their full confidence in his ability to continue the tradition of compassionate, top-tier care.
Village Veterinary Clinic is a general, small animal practice focusing on the care of cats and dogs. Our veterinarians are skilled in dealing with a broad range of issues. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy pets, early detection and treatment of disease as a pet ages, and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during a pet's lifetime.
Village Veterinary Clinic is a general, small animal practice focusing on the care of cats and dogs. Our veterinarians are skilled in dealing with a broad range of issues. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy pets, early detection and treatment of disease as a pet ages, and complete medical and surgical care as necessary during a pet's lifetime.
