Village House Call Vet
Mobile practice · 40 Harrison St, New York, NY 10013 · Serving Manhattan below 125th St
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About Village House Call Vet
Village House Call Vet is a mobile veterinary practice serving Manhattan below 125th St that lists acupuncture, cold laser therapy and pain management for dogs and cats.
According to the practice, Village House Call Vet was founded in 2009 by Dr. Carolyn Quagliata, DVM, and holds the distinction of being New York City's only Fear-Free certified mobile veterinary clinic. The practice provides in-home veterinary care throughout Manhattan below 125th Street — a service area that covers Greenwich Village, Chelsea, SoHo, Tribeca, the West Village, Union Square, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Dr. Quagliata graduated from Virginia Tech with her DVM in 2003 and completed a one-year internship at the Animal Medical Center (AMC). According to the practice, in 2006, she earned her veterinary acupuncture certification at the Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine in Florida — and has been integrating acupuncture into her house-call practice ever since.
Beyond acupuncture, Village House Call Vet offers cold laser therapy, annual wellness exams, vaccines, in-home echocardiograms, and in-home euthanasia.
Services listed by the practice
- Mobile Acupuncture
- Cold Laser TherapyOften combined with acupuncture for pain and healing.
- Annual Wellness ExamsComplete physical exams at home.
- VaccinationsCore and lifestyle vaccines.
- At-Home EchocardiogramCardiac ultrasound in the home setting.
- In-Home EuthanasiaCompassionate end-of-life support.
- Fear-Free HandlingLow-stress techniques designed to minimize anxiety.
- Hospice SupportComfort-focused care for senior and terminally ill pets.
Before you book
- Fees: Fees are set by the practice. Ask what the first visit costs and how many sessions are usually suggested.
- Referral and records: Ask whether the practice needs your regular veterinarian to refer you or send your pet’s records.
- Insurance: Ask your pet insurance provider whether acupuncture is covered. See our pet insurance guide.
- What to bring: your pet’s records, current medications and a list of questions.
Animals treated
- Dogs
- Cats
Areas of care
Areas the practice lists on its website:
- Pain Management
- Chronic Disease Management
- Arthritis
- Senior Pet Care
- Hospice & End-of-Life Care
- Mobility Problems
Read our condition guides to learn more. Acupuncture is used alongside, not instead of, veterinary diagnosis and care. See the Medical Disclaimer.
Practitioner
Dr. Carolyn Quagliata, DVM
Virginia Tech DVM (2003) · Completed one-year internship at the Animal Medical Center (AMC) · Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine veterinary acupuncture certification (2006) · Founder of Village House Call Vet (2009) · NYC's only Fear-Free certified mobile veterinary clinic.
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Questions about this practice
What areas does Village House Call Vet serve?
The practice serves Manhattan below 125th Street — including Greenwich Village, Chelsea, SoHo, Tribeca, and surrounding neighborhoods. All appointments are in-home.
Is Village House Call Vet Fear-Free certified?
According to the practice, Village House Call Vet is NYC's only Fear-Free certified mobile veterinary clinic. Fear-Free techniques are designed to minimize stress and anxiety during veterinary visits — particularly important for acupuncture patients, who benefit from being relaxed during treatment.
Does the practice offer acupuncture?
Yes. According to the practice, Acupuncture is provided by Dr. Carolyn Quagliata, who earned her veterinary acupuncture certification at the Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine in 2006. Acupuncture is often combined with cold laser therapy.
Does the practice offer end-of-life care?
Yes. Village House Call Vet provides hospice support and in-home euthanasia.
Does Village House Call Vet offer acupuncture for dogs and cats?
Village House Call Vet lists acupuncture among its services for dogs and cats. Ask the practice who performs the acupuncture, what training they have and whether your animal and its condition are a good fit.
Where does Village House Call Vet work?
Village House Call Vet is a mobile practice. Service area: Manhattan below 125th St · Mobile only. Confirm with the practice that it visits your address.
How do I contact the practice?
Call the practice on (917) 439-2097 or its website. PetAcu is a directory and does not take bookings or answer questions about treatment.
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