Colleen M.
9/11/2025
Everyone was professional, sweet, and I didn't feel that anything was overly diagnosed or prescribed. We had got to two different vets (one urgent care at Bond and one regular vet visit at Feline...
Veterinary Eye Center
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357 W 52nd St
New York, NY 10019
The Veterinary Eye Center of NYC is the city's first veterinary ophthalmology center, established to care for pets' eye health. With locations in Manhattan and Long Island City, the center offers a range of services for various types of pets, including cats, dogs, birds, and exotic species.
Since its inception in April 2021, the Veterinary Eye Center has grown to provide eye care to countless pets across Manhattan and Queens. The dedicated team examines, diagnoses, and treats a wide array of eye conditions, ensuring the well-being of furry and feathered companions.
Committed to delivering exceptional care, the Veterinary Eye Center boasts a beautiful office and a staff known for their warmth and professionalism. Testimonials from satisfied clients highlight the center's excellent service, expert medical care, and compassionate approach towards pets and their owners.
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5.015 reviews
Everett B.
9/25/2025
The VEC was recommended by my pet's Vetinarian. The front desk was extremely welcoming and accommodating with offers of coffee, snacks and water while you wait. The doctors was giggly over my dog...
Jen F.
9/7/2025
Excellent experience here. My dog had severe vision loss from cataracts. My dog had a successful cataract removal. The staff was professional, caring, and made this surgery a great experience!
Barbra B.
6/9/2024
Caring and compassionate. Dr Telle, Jonathan and Dyanesha took great care of our Luka. We will continue with Lukas eye health care here. Very clean office loaded with fun beverages. We make...
Joan S.
7/31/2025
From the time my cat and I entered, we were treated quickly and professionally. The team of Dr. LoPinto and vet techs were gentle with Bear, my senior kitty with an eye growth, and very clear...
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