Southern Hills Veterinary Hospital – Vets in Tully
Clinic Overview
Southern Hills Veterinary Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic in Tully, New York. It treats dogs, cats, and several other species, including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, goats, and sheep. The clinic offers routine veterinary care, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and laser therapy.
Southern Hills Veterinary Hospital is an independent veterinary clinic in Tully, New York. It treats dogs, cats, and several other species, including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, goats, and sheep. The clinic offers routine veterinary care, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, and laser therapy. It is open weekdays, with later evening hours on Tuesday and Thursday and a first-Saturday morning clinic each month.
Services
- •Wellness and preventive care, including annual exams and vaccinations
- •Senior care
- •Dentistry and periodontal care, including dental cleaning with anesthesia when needed
- •Parasite prevention planning for fleas, ticks, and heartworm
- •Diet and nutrition counseling
- •Laser therapy
- •Microchipping
- •Diagnostic imaging with digital X-ray
- •In-house laboratory testing and blood work
- •Surgery, including spay and neuter
- •Care for dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, hamsters, goats, and sheep
- •No in-house emergency service is advertised; out-of-hours referrals are listed for Cornell University’s Hospital for Animals, Veterinary Medical Center, and Urgent Veterinary Care in Auburn
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
Dr. Lydia Aris, VMD, is the named veterinarian on the clinic website. Reviews also mention Lydia positively alongside the clinic staff.
Reviews
Southern Hills Veterinary Hospital has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 115 reviews. Written feedback often mentions compassionate care, especially around euthanasia support, along with friendly and knowledgeable staff, clear explanations, same-day availability for some sick visits, and improvement with laser therapy for arthritis. One recent negative review describes communication problems and a stressful handling experience for an anxious dog during follow-up care.
