South Towne Veterinary Hospital
South Towne Veterinary Hospital is a general practice in Rochester, NY. Procedures include Dental Care, Wellness Exams, Surgery, and Boarding.
About
South Towne Veterinary Hospital is a general practice providing comprehensive medical care for dogs, cats, and small mammals. Their clinical services include annual wellness exams, dental care, routine surgery, and noninvasive ultrasound diagnostics. The hospital emphasizes preventive medicine, offering screenings for common diseases like heartworm and Lyme disease, as well as nutritional guidance and vaccinations to support long-term pet health.
Serving the Rochester community for over five decades, the clinic operates as a primary care facility and does not provide emergency or urgent care services. They require all visits to be scheduled in advance and do not accept walk-in appointments. For after-hours emergencies, the hospital directs clients to regional emergency veterinary facilities.
Surgical team
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Dr. Tricia Scarpulla
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Dr. Edward J. Gschrey Jr.
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Dr. Pat Tolchin
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Dr. Meg Gobeli
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Dr. Nicole Estes
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Amanda
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Kendall
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Amy
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Darryl
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Mariah
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Tricia
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Mary
Procedures
- Dental Care
- Wellness Exams
- Surgery
- Boarding
- Grooming
Equipment
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Frequently asked questions
- What species does South Towne Veterinary Hospital treat?
- The hospital provides care for dogs and cats, as well as various small mammals, including chinchillas, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, rabbits, and gerbils.
- Does the clinic offer emergency or urgent care services?
- South Towne Veterinary Hospital is not an emergency or urgent care facility. They require all appointments to be scheduled in advance and do not accept walk-in visits. Clients are advised to contact designated emergency veterinary providers if their pet requires urgent attention outside of regular business hours.
- What is included in a routine wellness exam at this hospital?
- Annual wellness exams consist of a thorough physical examination from nose to tail, screenings for common diseases such as heartworm and Lyme disease, administration of important vaccinations, oral exams, and food and nutrition guidance.
- Does the clinic provide surgical services?
- Yes, the hospital offers surgical services for their patients. The veterinary team understands the significance of performing surgery and provides these services as part of their comprehensive care offerings.