Veterinary Clinics
501 E 161st St, Bronx, NY 10451, The Bronx
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Veterinary clinic in The Bronx, New York
The ASPCA Community Veterinary Clinic in the South Bronx provides subsidized preventive care, vaccinations, and spay or neuter surgery for eligible low-income dog and cat owners living in local zip codes. Care is provided strictly by prior appointment.
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Hours checked 7 Oct 2026 · source
pawenn summary of 14 Google reviews from April – October 2026
Medical providers and technicians earn heartfelt praise from local owners for their empathy, dedication, and respectful treatment of pets during spay, neuter, and vaccination visits. However, front-desk interactions draw criticism from patrons who feel turned away without clear guidance.
Pet owners report widespread frustration with telephone availability and conflicting booking instructions. Many clients describe calling for months without reaching a representative or arriving in person only to learn about unadvertised zip-code eligibility restrictions and unposted appointment requirements.
Securing an appointment at the Bronx clinic is widely described as challenging and stressful. Reviewers recount calling for months without securing a visit or standing in early morning lines outside only to discover that just a couple of appointment slots are open for the upcoming weeks.
Clients report that phone lines are often congested with automated messages, and in-person registration or email outreach is often required.
No, subsidized clinic services are restricted to specific local zip codes (such as 10451, 10454, 10455, 10456, and 10459); owners must verify eligibility.
The clinic primarily focuses on spay and neuter surgeries, essential vaccinations, microchipping, and compassionate end-of-life care.
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