Welcome to Flint Veterinary Care Center!
Prioritizing strengthening the bond between pets and their owners to enhance both of their lives!
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We are accepting new clients however we require a $75 deposit before we can set up and make any appointments, please call the office at 716-772-6149.
We are glad you’ve stopped by!
You’ll find Flint Veterinary Care Center to be a compassionate and empathetic veterinary care facility.
Flint Veterinary Center in Gasport offers acupuncture in addition to traditional veterinary medicine. Dr. Flint and her team prioritize strengthening the bonds between pets and their owners to enhance both of their lives.
Our Clinic Hours
Monday — Friday 8:00 am — 5:00 pm
Our Veterinary Services
Wellness Care
We recommend annual wellness exams for pets between one and seven years old.
Dentistry
Your pet’s oral health is a good indicator of his or her overall well-being.
Laser Therapy Treatment
Promotes wound healing, limits bruising in surgical incisions, dental extractions and is helpful in pain and arthritis treatments.
What Our Clients Say
This place is amazing. we have lost 2 dogs in the past year, one we knew was coming, the other was unexpected. With both they were beyond amazing and did everything they could to save our pug. they are so comforting and every employee is amazing. cant recommended this place enough! 
Sarah Powell
Providing Exceptional Veterinary Care
Our commitment to you is to join you on your journey of being a great pet owner. We understand that your pets are part of your family, and we will provide veterinary care options to help maximize the years you enjoy together!
Pet Health Blog
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Summer Safety Tips
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Preventing and Treating Hot Spots
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