At Southwind Animal Hospital, we offer everything from wellness exams to dental care to cancer treatment for our canine and feline patients.
With a Wellness Plan we bundle all the preventive services your pet needs, so you can sit back, relax and save on annual veterinary costs.
Each and every member of the team at Southwind Animal Hospital is committed to the health and happiness of your pet.
Pets are our passion. Keeping them happy and healthy at our Southeast Memphis veterinary hospital is our priority.
We deliver excellence in veterinary care, because your pet deserves nothing less. With our qualified veterinarians and comprehensive services, you can rest assured knowing your furry friend is in good hands.
We hold ourselves to a high standard − we accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association and certified by the American Association of Feline Practitioners.
We offer traditional veterinary treatments in combination with integrative therapies to provide your pet with the best possible care.
Routine checkups are the key to life-long health for the animals we treat.
At Southwind Animal Hospital, you can trust our experienced veterinarians to deliver the compassionate, comprehensive care your cat or dog deserves. Click on a link below to learn more about each of our vets.
We're are conveniently located one block west of Hacks Cross Road, across the street from Lowes and Costco. We proudly serve patients in the Southeast Memphis area of Tennessee.
Note: We are closed for lunch from 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Monday through Friday.
Our Southeast Memphis veterinarians share helpful tips and information to help you keep your pets healthy and happy.
If your dog has patches of hair loss with a crusty coating, it could be ringworm. Today, our Memphis vets explain the signs of ringworm in dogs, how it is diagnosed, and how to prevent the spread of ringworm to other pets.
If you love your pup but find yourself repulsed by their breath, it's time to take action and get your relationship back on track! Our Memphis vets explain a few causes of bad breath in dogs and why it's important for your four-legged friend to see a vet for a diagnosis.
Intestinal blockages in dogs are a serious and potentially life-threatening condition, caused by the ingestion of an object that becomes lodged in their digestive tract. Our Memphis vets discuss life-saving intestinal blockage surgery for dogs.
