Welcome to Suburban South Veterinary Hospital

Due to the current NY State COVID-19 guidelines and the increase in veterinary demand, our policies have changed.

• All clients must always wear a mask when entering the clinic, regardless of vaccine status.

• Please continue to call our office when arrive for appointment and prior to entering.

• Medication and food prescriptions may be picked up in the clinic or through a drop-box in the rear of the building. Curb side delivery at our clinic may also be arranged. Please call ahead to ensure that they are ready for pick-up.

• Medication and food prescriptions may also be ordered and drop shipped to your door through our online store.

• Lab specimens may be dropped off in the clinic or through the drop-box. Please call when you drop off lab specimens so our staff can ensure they get sent out in a timely manner.

• Medications, food, and specimens may be prepaid over the phone or in person.

• All requests for medications, food, and laboratory testing can only be approved for patients examined by our doctors within 1 year.

Please be advised that there is a limit to the amount of quality patient care we can provide in one day. This has caused an increase in extended wait and appointment times, long phone hold times or lengthy wait in our lobby. As you can imagine this has caused some frustration with accommodating each client. Our staff is working hard day in and day out to ensure each pet is getting the proper care and attention. They come in each day because they all love animals and want to help in any way they can.

We appreciate all your patience and consideration at this time and hope you all understand.

Thank you and stay healthy.

Suburban South Veterinary Hospital understands the unique relationship between you and your pet. We treat our own pets like royalty and will roll out the red carpet for yours, too. We treat all of kinds of animals, from persian cats to Rottweilers. You can leave your beloved companion in our capable hands.

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Here is some frequently asked questions regarding the corona virus from the AVMA.