Cannot say enough wonderful things about Summer Street Cat Clinic! Our little girl was really ill last week -- to the point where we needed to bring her into a vet ASAP. Our normal vet never has...
Summer Street Cat Clinic P.C.
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25 Summer St
Buffalo, NY 14209
The Summer Street Cat Clinic, at its two locations, is a full service hospital offering cat owners the choice of quality health care designed especially for cats. The original Summer Street facility in Buffalo was established, by Dr. Marcia Levine, in 1981 as the first Western New York veterinary practice devoted exclusively to the special needs of cats. Our suburban office, opened in 1987, moved to its permanent home in Getzville in 1993. At both locations, cats and their owners find surroundings which promote healing and well-being while limiting unnecessary fear and apprehension. Our staff of Veterinarians, Licensed Veterinary Technicians and support personnel are highly qualified and dedicated to providing a full range of services to keep your feline companion in good health or restore health through diagnosis and treatment. All cat care is provided by experienced Licensed Veterinary Technicians.
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Reviews
Hannah L.
12/4/2022
Lisa A.
11/6/2025
They will charger you for everything they possibly can, and top dollar. Plus the bedside manner is cold and unattached from the front to the back of the building. After 10 years of being...
James E.
10/7/2025
Call to set up an appointment and there was one available that day. When time came to pay I was charged a $35 dollar fee on top of regular visit fee. If an appointment was available (which showed...
Brenda J.
3/23/2025
On time, friendly, thorough and my cat likes them. They trimmed her nails at the end of her appointment, too, which I appreciate.
Doris M.
8/19/2021
I preferred this "Summer Street Cat Clinic" over the one in Getzville. I had no waiting time. The nurse/technician was very nice & the Doctor seemed more knowledgeable. This one was cleaner &...
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