O'Gorman Veterinary Services PLLC

10/07/2024

I am officially open and booking appointments for both wellness and sick pets. Thank you all for your support with this new endeavor as I become a practice owner ☺️. I hope to see you and your pets soon at the brick and mortar clinic. I am still available for in-home euthanasias with a more limited travel radius. To book an appointment to bring your pet into the clinic for an exam please call 716-612-2004 or you can schedule on-line at our website Edenvetstation.com and click “Book your Appointment”.

03/06/2024

I wanted to share with all of my in-home clients that I am proud to officially announce my very own brick and mortar clinic will be opening in the next couple of weeks. Please like, follow, and share for updates.

12/02/2024

“How do I know when it’s time?”

This is one of the hardest questions we have to answer as pet owners. There is no perfect time, but rather more of a grey area where euthanasia is appropriate to take away unnecessary suffering. Assessing quality of life can guide our decision. Here is a helpful subjective assessment from The Ohio State’s Veterinary School. When more than 1 party are involved in making the decision to euthanize, I recommend that each member fill out the form and have an open discussion about quality of life. ❤️

17/01/2023

I frequently get asked how far in advance do you need to make an appointment for euthanasia.

My answer is a couple of days (1-3 days is ideal). I understand that the decision to euthanize is sometimes emergent and I try my best to accommodate appointments with short notice (those last days are precious)❤️. While I can’t always guarantee that I’ll be available in every case, the more time you can give me as a heads up, the better to ensure it’s a peaceful passing surrounded by loved ones.

Picture of me kissing my stinky, muddy farm dog, Cooper. ❤️🐶

23/12/2022

25/10/2022

I was fortunate enough to spend a day learning from Dr. Mary Gardner earlier this month. She is a leader in end of life care for animals. Listening to her lectures reaffirmed my passion for this area of veterinary medicine and I am excited to share my knowledge and expertise with you all. My goal is to make the hardest day of your life a little easier ❤️ I am hoping to be more active on this page and provide useful content to everyone regardless of wether you have a healthy, sick, or aging pet. Please comment below if there is a certain topic you would like more information on (ie arthritis, blindness, kidney disease, Lyme disease, etc). This will help me with content for future posts and possible in person classes.

31/05/2022

My husband and I welcomed a healthy baby boy to our family last week💙. That being said, I will be taking the month of June off for maternity leave. Thank you for your understanding during this very special time as we adjust to being a family of three. I plan on returning to in-home euthanasia services come July.

25/02/2022

Let me introduce myself.

I grew up right here in Cheektowaga, New York and attended the Nichols School. Growing up we always had animals in our house. Anything from dogs, to turtles, to rabbits. I learned at a young age that animals are family members and the human-animal bond is truly remarkable.

I attended Mercyhurst University in Erie, Pennsylvania where I majored in biology and was fortunate enough to play Division I Ice Hockey for four years and captain the team my senior year. GO LAKERS! From there I earned my Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree from the University of Missouri in 2016. Upon graduation I moved back to Buffalo and have been practicing in general practice at Southtowns Animal Hospital ever since.

In between all the hockey and studying I was lucky enough to meet my husband, Conor. He is a hard-working dairy farmer and ultimately it was our love of animals that brought us together. Our dogs, Jack and Cooper, keep us on our toes. They are looking forward to the arrival of their human brother or sister in June 2022. In our down time you can probably find us outdoors. We love to spend time with family at the farm or the lake. In the winter, snowsports are a must- Pond hockey, snowboarding, and snowmobiling.

My passion has always been to help people by helping their animals. I work full time in general practice providing wellness care, sick/critical care, and surgical/dental care. My 6 years working in practice made me realize that there was something missing in veterinary medicine with regard to end-of-life care. Our animals are part of the family and deserve to be treated in such a manner. What better way to honor the human-animal bond than by having the option to say good-bye to your beloved furry family member in the most intimate, peaceful setting you can think of- Your own home. Providing this service has filled my heart with so much love and I am genuinely honored to help each and every family give the ultimate gift of love.

28/01/2022