Northtown Animal Hospital

In Buffalo, New York, McClelland Small Animal Hospital is the city's oldest still-open veterinary facility. We offer care for cats, dogs, ferrets, and a few other small animals at our veterinary clinic. Along with emergency vet treatments, we also provide pet boarding, kenneling, grooming, and other services. We take great satisfaction in providing excellent client education, communication, and service. We work tirelessly to provide high standards of top-notch surgery and medicine. Our veterinarians have unmatched passion. We hope you get to know us well and appreciate the atmosphere of a small family practice. We provide a comprehensive range of veterinarian treatments at our clinic, including physical exams, pet immunizations, second opinions, spays and neuters, soft tissue surgery, an in-house laboratory, digital x-rays, and limited diagnostic ultrasound. We

Since 2012, we have been providing superior veterinary care to cats, dogs, birds, pocket pets, and exotics in and around Buffalo. We are Fear Free certified and use a variety of approaches to make our patients happy and at ease.

The Buffalo Small Animal Hospital has been offering our city's animals affordable, expert medical care, and guidance since it opened nearly 120 years ago. In order to meet the needs of our consumers, the hospital underwent numerous adjustments as a result of the popularity of pets as domestic companions. We established our practice to provide care for Buffalo's cherished dogs and cats as the horse stalls were converted into examination rooms and the haylofts into boarding facilities.

According to Ellicott Street Animal Hospital, there should be open communication, compassion, and care between you, your pet, and your veterinarian. We invite you to continue reading to learn more about Our Mission & Vision and to look around our website to learn more about the veterinary services we provide. We are eager to get to know you and your pet!

Our veterinarian practice provides the finest caliber of care, including laser and acupuncture therapies, dental services, routine preventative care, and an emphasis on the early detection and treatment of most disorders in order to prolong the life and general well-being of animals.

Referrals to full-service veterinary facilities are made for animals who need more complex treatment, such as X-rays, surgery, or hospitalization.