Southside Animal Hospital

Southside Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Nashville, Tennessee, located at 5837 Nolensville Pk, Nashville, TN 37211. On Google it has a 4.8/5 rating from 847 reviews. Recent feedback highlights a welcoming environment and attentive care for dogs, including puppies and senior pets.

Services

•Veterinary visits for dogs, including puppy care
•Medication support mentioned for long-term management (pills given nightly over years)
•Saturday availability is noted in a recent review
•Staff handling described as gentle and accommodating, including with fearful pets
•Clean clinic environment noted by a reviewer

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

Dr. Flinn is mentioned by name in a recent review.

Reviews

Google shows a 4.8/5 rating based on 847 reviews. Recent comments frequently mention kind and caring staff, a welcoming experience, and a clean facility. One review notes quick care on a Saturday and describes long-term medication that helped extend a dog’s life, along with sensitivity to a pet that was fearful of strangers.

Reviews for Southside Animal Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 847 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Cami Ginez

1 month ago

I absolutely love Southside Animal Hospital! They are truly the best. I’ve been taking Ginna there since she was a baby, and now she’s 3 years old. Everyone there has always been so sweet, kind, caring, and welcoming. They genuinely care about Ginna and always make sure she is comfortable and well taken care of. I’m so grateful to have such an amazing team taking care of my baby. I highly recommend Southside Animal Hospital! ❤️🐾

Jason Hunter

Bryan Cole

We took our new puppy to Southside Animal Hospital to see Dr. Flinn. She and her staff were so wonderful! You can tell how much they love animals! The place was clean and inviting. We highly recommend this wonderful place.

Pamela Wegenka

S B

2 months ago

Thank you for being open on Saturday. It was the only good thing that happened to Zippy that day. He was swiftly taken care of. Such a rough day, but you were there for him. I miss giving him two pills at night. That extended his life for years, and I felt so good to be able to accomplish that. He seemed to understand somehow, and he took them gladly. No one at the doctor could touch him because he had a terrific fear of strangers. But he was my son's best friend in this world.