Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Compassionate Veterinary Care in Buffalo, NY
Southtowns Animal Hospital has been a trusted name in veterinary care since 1946, rooted in a legacy of personalized service and compassion. Founded by Dr. L.W. Lindsey and now led by Dr. Kim Jacobi, we have consistently prioritized the health and well-being of pets through evolving veterinary advancements. Our team adheres to the highest standards, evidenced by our AAHA accreditation since 2017, and we remain committed to delivering comprehensive care tailored to each pet's unique needs.With expertise in wellness, surgery, dentistry, and emergency services, we combine cutting-edge diagnostics with a focus on client education and empathy. Our dedication to continuous improvement ensures that pets receive both medical excellence and the emotional support crucial to their recovery and quality of life.
Services
Wellness Care
Surgical Services
Dental Care
Acupuncture
Ultrasound Diagnostics
Senior Pet Care
Emergency Care
Prescription Diets
Client Education
Travel Certifications
Details
- Year established: 1946
Highlights and features
- We offer 70+ years of experience in veterinary care.
- Our hospital is AAHA-accredited for excellence in care.
- We provide 24/7 emergency referral services.
- Our team includes certified veterinary specialists.
- We prioritize personalized, compassionate treatment plans.
Associations and certifications
- American Animal Hospital Association
What people say
Genuine compassion
Knowledgeable, kind, and fun doctor
Unparalleled care
Promptly answer all questions
Dedicated staff
Services
Wellness Care
Our wellness programs focus on early disease detection and prevention through annual exams, vaccinations, and bloodwork. We tailor care to each pet's life stage, offering nutrition guidance and parasite prevention. Our team educates owners on recognizing health issues early, ensuring pets maintain optimal health throughout their lives.
Surgical Services
We perform routine and complex surgeries with advanced monitoring equipment and pre-anesthetic blood testing. Our protocols ensure patient safety during procedures like spays, neuters, and mass removals. Post-operative care includes pain management and follow-up exams to support full recovery in a stress-free environment.
Dental Care
Comprehensive dental services include cleanings, X-rays, and extractions under anesthesia. We educate owners on home care techniques to prevent oral disease. Early intervention for bad breath or eating difficulties helps avoid systemic health issues affecting the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Acupuncture
Certified veterinary acupuncture treats chronic pain, arthritis, and neurological conditions using needle therapy. This non-invasive option complements traditional medicine by stimulating healing points. Sessions improve mobility and comfort for pets with joint issues or post-surgical recovery needs.
Ultrasound Diagnostics
Ultrasound provides real-time internal organ imaging without radiation exposure. We use it for diagnosing abdominal issues, heart conditions, and pregnancy monitoring. Our trained staff performs same-day evaluations, reducing the need for exploratory procedures and enabling precise treatment planning.
Questions
What are your hospital hours?
We are open Monday 7:30AM-8:00PM, Tuesday-Friday 7:30AM-6:00PM, Saturday 8:00AM-1:00PM. Closed Sundays and major holidays.
Do you offer after-hours emergency care?
We refer urgent cases to 24-hour facilities like Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center or Blue Pearl Emergency Clinic when we're closed.
What pet species do you treat?
We specialize in care for dogs and cats exclusively.
Is payment required at the time of service?
Yes, we require payment at service time using cash, credit cards, or Care Credit financing options.
Do you offer dental care for pets?
Yes, we provide comprehensive dental services including cleanings, X-rays, extractions, and home care education.
Why is annual heartworm testing necessary?
Yearly testing ensures safety before administering preventatives, as undetected heartworm disease can be dangerous. Prevention remains critical year-round in our climate.
