Monday – Thursday: 7am – 8pm
Friday: 7am – 6pm
Saturday: 7am – 2pm
Please call 716-773-7646 to schedule an appointment, or use our virtual assistant Sophie in the bottom right corner to schedule an appointment online!
Please bring your pet's health records to your appointment.
We encourage you to prepare a list of questions prior to your appointment. We're happy to share advice on grooming, diet, behaviors, and more.
Take a picture or video! An itch, cough, or shake can be hard to describe, and our pets often don't do things at the vet that we see them do at home. A picture or video can really help our vets narrow down what's going on.
If possible, don't feed your pet right before a visit. We may use treats to help your pet feel comfortable with us, and we want every appointment to be a positive one!
We know vet visits can be stressful — for pets and their people! At Grand Island Animal Hospital, we use a combination of comfort-focused design and gentle care practices to help every visit feel calmer and more comfortable for your furry friend.
Secure footing matters. Our non-slip flooring helps pets feel steady and confident as they move through the hospital, reducing fear and preventing slips or falls.
Sometimes a visit is just about building trust! We offer free Happy Visits during our regular business hours, which let your pet stop by for treats, praise, and positive experiences with our team — no exams required — so the clinic becomes a place they feel good about.
Soft, calming music plays throughout the hospital to help reduce stress and create a soothing atmosphere. It’s a small detail that can make a big difference for anxious pets.
For pets who need a little extra support, pre-visit pharmaceuticals can help take the edge off anxiety before they arrive. Used thoughtfully and safely, they make appointments smoother and less stressful for everyone involved.
We use calming pheromones throughout the hospital to help pets feel more relaxed in an unfamiliar environment. These scent signals are species-specific and naturally reassuring.
Our exam rooms are designed to be calm, quiet spaces with minimal distractions. Less noise and movement means pets can settle in more easily and feel secure during their visit.
For your protection and the safety of your pet and others, we require that all patients be placed on a leash, or contained in pet carriers. All pets are to be properly controlled while in the waiting room and the exam room.
We accept cash, Mastercard/VISA/Discover/American Express and CareCredit. Payment is expected when services are rendered. We will gladly prepare you a written estimate of services prior to the treatment of your pet if you desire.
In urgent or emergency situations, a pet may require immediate stabilization or life-saving care before a full treatment plan can be discussed. This can include initial diagnostics, pain control, fluid therapy, oxygen support, or other appropriate interventions necessary to stabilize your pet so that further evaluation and treatment can be provided safely. In these cases, you will be asked to review and sign a stabilization consent form that outlines possible services and associated costs.
Please don’t hesitate to speak with us if you have questions about emergency care, financial policies, or how we handle urgent situations. Your peace of mind matters to us.
For your protection and the safety of others, we require that pets be placed on a leash and properly controlled or in pet carriers while in the waiting room and exam room.
We accept a variety of payment options including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and cash. We accept Care Credit financing.
Creekview Veterinary Center is proudly accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), a distinction earned by only about 14% of veterinary hospitals nationwide. AAHA accreditation requires compliance with over 900 standards of care, reflecting our commitment to quality, safety, and excellence in veterinary medicine.
Our veterinarians are active members of the Buffalo Academy of Veterinary Medicine and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Continuing education is a priority at our hospital, and our team regularly participates in both local and national learning opportunities to stay current with best practices for your pet’s care.
