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- •Routine small animal care: Reviews mention pets being seen for check-ups as well as illness visits. Owners also describe practical support such as help with nail clipping and accommodating reactive dogs with an empty waiting room when needed.
Castletroy Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal veterinary practice in Castletroy, Limerick. Recent reviews describe a warm, welcoming reception team and vets who are kind, patient and gentle with pets, including cats and nervous animals. Long-term clients also mention consistently good care over many visits, with some noting quick appointments and very little waiting.
- •Recent feedback consistently describes a friendly, caring and knowledgeable team. - Eimear/Emer is repeatedly praised for thorough assessments, listening carefully to concerns and following up after appointments. - Owners mention clear, informative communication, and one review specifically says calls are returned promptly.
Highfield Veterinary Dunboyne is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. The clinic website says it can handle emergency situations, and recent feedback points to strong ongoing dog care including thorough assessments, follow-up after treatment, and surgical cases. Reviews also describe a reassuring, familiar team, with named vets such as Eimear/Emer and Avril mentioned positively, including during end-of-life care.
- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners praising the clinic as caring, helpful and accommodating for animals “big or small.”
- •Surgery is a clear theme in client comments, including a cat’s eye removal procedure where the owner says the cat recovered well and felt in safe hands. - Longer-term feedback covers a broad range of care, from neutering and vaccinations to treatment of accidents and serious leg injuries, as well as farm veterinary work. - The main negative note in recent written feedback is one complaint about a rude or “sassy” receptionist during a phone call.
Riverview Veterinary Clinic Kinsale is part of the Riverview Veterinary Group and is owned by VetPartners. The group says it has been operating for 80 years and runs multiple clinics. The clinic states that it provides its own emergency service for small animals and an ambulatory emergency service for farm animals.
All Paws Vet Clinic Castletroy presents itself as an independent, family-run practice for family pets, with 15-minute appointments as standard. Its stated service range covers routine preventative care as well as surgery and orthopaedics, including broken bones and more complex joint procedures. Recent feedback describes a bright, modern clinic and a calm, caring approach with nervous dogs as well as more complex cases.
- •Owners frequently mention longstanding ear and skin problems that had not fully improved elsewhere, including chronic ear infections, itchy paws, itchy ears and itchy eyes. - Follow-up care stands out strongly, with reviews describing consistent vet-led check-ins and ongoing support during longer treatment plans. - Reviews highlight clear diagnosis and practical treatment routines, with some owners reporting fewer flare-ups, less frequent cleaning or medication, and improvement that lasted many months.
Blackwater Veterinary in Enfield, Meath treats both pets and farm animals and offers routine preventative care as well as procedures such as neutering and dentistry. The clinic also says that registered clients have access to 24/7 emergency support. Recent reviews describe quick help for urgent problems, compassionate end-of-life support, and long-standing trust in the team.
- •Reviewers frequently mention fast access to care, including same-day appointments and one case of being seen within about half an hour of phoning. - A strong theme is clear, respectful communication: owners say questions are welcomed, concerns are listened to, and follow-up contact is sometimes provided after treatment. - The team is often praised for kind handling of pets, including nervous dogs, with comments describing a gentle and patient approach.