Southtowns Animal Hospital

read moreWe realize that this situation is not ideal; however, this system will allow us to continue to provide the same quality veterinary care we have been providing for over 75 years, while minimizing risk exposure to our clietns and our team members. We will continue to modify our protocols as more information is released via NYS government. Thank you for your continued patience. Recently my beloved Barley came down with vertigo making him unable to stand without help. As he weighed almost 100lbs, he was in need of nursing care.

read moreEvery visit with our Veterinarians includes a full physical exam from nose to tail. We check eyes and ears, heart and lungs, musculature and range of motion. The doctor will perform a complete oral exam, discuss preventive dental care and grade your pets overall dental health. When coming in for your first visit, please bring any records you have along with any other information regarding your pet. If you have it available, please bring a list of any medications, supplements, vitamins your pet may be taking as well as all foods and treats your pet eats.

read moreIf you think your pet is sick, or has been injured and is in need of attention, please call the office at 824-4108 right away during normal business hours to arrange for expedited care.

read moreGood oral health is important, and significantly adds to an animal's quality of life. Our goal is to educate and help clients provide excellent oral hygiene for their pets, and we will be happy to provide tips and tricks to make daily dental care a part of your pet's routine. Both dogs and cats hide mouth discomfort from their owners, but some symptoms that indicate bad teeth or mouth pain include changes in behavior, lethargy, changes in appetite and bad breath. Persistent mouth infections also have negative consequences on the whole body, eventually negatively affecting the liver, heart and kidneys.