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Moss Veterinary Hospital describes itself as an independent small-animal hospital with on-site diagnostics and surgical facilities. It appears set up for more complex medical and urgent cases as well as routine care: the website lists endoscopy, ECG, laboratory testing, imaging (x‑ray/ultrasound), and procedures including blood transfusions and oxygen support. In recent reviews, owners mention being taken in right away for an emergency endoscopy, vets discussing options and possible scenarios, and follow-up updates by phone during treatment. Several reviews also describe support around pet loss, including a condolence card with paw and nose prints.
Moss Veterinary Hospital describes itself as an independent small-animal hospital with on-site diagnostics and surgical facilities. It appears set up for more complex medical and urgent cases as well as routine care: the website lists endoscopy, ECG, laboratory testing, imaging (x‑ray/ultrasound), and procedures including blood transfusions and oxygen support. In recent reviews, owners mention being taken in right away for an emergency endoscopy, vets discussing options and possible scenarios, and follow-up updates by phone during treatment. Several reviews also describe support around pet loss, including a condolence card with paw and nose prints.
Southview Veterinary Hospital presents itself as a veterinary hospital focused on preventative care (vaccination and parasite control) alongside more advanced services, including a dedicated canine reproduction service and an on-site physiotherapy/hydrotherapy suite. The website also describes a pay‑monthly Pet Health Plan designed to spread the cost of routine preventative care (prices aren’t stated). Recent reviews describe cases involving cardiology diagnostics (ultrasound and ECG) with ongoing medication management, as well as surgical care with direct access to the veterinary surgeon during recovery. Owners also mention practical communication touches such as phone updates (including over a weekend) and a condolence card sent after a pet’s death.
Southview Veterinary Hospital presents itself as a veterinary hospital focused on preventative care (vaccination and parasite control) alongside more advanced services, including a dedicated canine reproduction service and an on-site physiotherapy/hydrotherapy suite. The website also describes a pay‑monthly Pet Health Plan designed to spread the cost of routine preventative care (prices aren’t stated). Recent reviews describe cases involving cardiology diagnostics (ultrasound and ECG) with ongoing medication management, as well as surgical care with direct access to the veterinary surgeon during recovery. Owners also mention practical communication touches such as phone updates (including over a weekend) and a condolence card sent after a pet’s death.
O’Scanaill Veterinary Hospital is a long-running, independent family practice (founded in 1949) with “hospital status” and modern diagnostic/surgical capability listed on its site. It’s set up for a broad mix of work: routine pet care (e.g., dental care, weight clinics, puppy parties), in-hospital procedures (reviews mention a dog having a procedure with follow-up visits), and medical investigation of ongoing problems (one owner says their senior dog’s chronic ear infections stopped after thorough investigation and treatment). From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly point to: - Thorough case work-ups where issues had been missed elsewhere (e.g., diagnosis of conditions underlying chronic symptoms). - Inpatient care when needed (a dog kept in on fluids, with updates that put the owners at ease). - Supportive handling of end-of-life appointments, described as empathetic and respectful from reception through to the vet.
O’Scanaill Veterinary Hospital is a long-running, independent family practice (founded in 1949) with “hospital status” and modern diagnostic/surgical capability listed on its site. It’s set up for a broad mix of work: routine pet care (e.g., dental care, weight clinics, puppy parties), in-hospital procedures (reviews mention a dog having a procedure with follow-up visits), and medical investigation of ongoing problems (one owner says their senior dog’s chronic ear infections stopped after thorough investigation and treatment). From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly point to: - Thorough case work-ups where issues had been missed elsewhere (e.g., diagnosis of conditions underlying chronic symptoms). - Inpatient care when needed (a dog kept in on fluids, with updates that put the owners at ease). - Supportive handling of end-of-life appointments, described as empathetic and respectful from reception through to the vet.
All Pets Veterinary Hospital is a 100% small-animal veterinary hospital with expanded/renovated facilities, including segregated waiting areas, separate wards, and two theatre spaces. The clinic is listed as an ISFM “Cat Friendly Clinic,” and both the website and multiple reviews describe a setup designed to reduce stress (owners mention separate cat/dog waiting areas and exam-room flow that limits contact with other pets). The website also states 24/7 emergency pet care, and recent reviewers describe responsive handling of urgent requests, plus detailed explanations—particularly for nervous pets and complex conditions (one owner describes the team helping to secure treatment for a cat diagnosed with FIP).
All Pets Veterinary Hospital is a 100% small-animal veterinary hospital with expanded/renovated facilities, including segregated waiting areas, separate wards, and two theatre spaces. The clinic is listed as an ISFM “Cat Friendly Clinic,” and both the website and multiple reviews describe a setup designed to reduce stress (owners mention separate cat/dog waiting areas and exam-room flow that limits contact with other pets). The website also states 24/7 emergency pet care, and recent reviewers describe responsive handling of urgent requests, plus detailed explanations—particularly for nervous pets and complex conditions (one owner describes the team helping to secure treatment for a cat diagnosed with FIP).
Midleton Veterinary Hospital describes itself as a veterinary hospital with facilities/equipment for both routine care and more advanced procedures such as orthopaedic surgery, digital X‑ray and keyhole surgery, and it states it provides round‑the‑clock care (24/7). Reviews frequently mention high-stakes cases and end‑of‑life support: examples include treatment after a dog swallowed a fish hook (owners said they were kept informed throughout), management of serious internal bleeding with options explained upfront, and euthanasia handled in a way owners described as professional and supportive. Several reviewers also mention follow‑up gestures after a pet’s death (a condolences letter sent afterwards).
Midleton Veterinary Hospital describes itself as a veterinary hospital with facilities/equipment for both routine care and more advanced procedures such as orthopaedic surgery, digital X‑ray and keyhole surgery, and it states it provides round‑the‑clock care (24/7). Reviews frequently mention high-stakes cases and end‑of‑life support: examples include treatment after a dog swallowed a fish hook (owners said they were kept informed throughout), management of serious internal bleeding with options explained upfront, and euthanasia handled in a way owners described as professional and supportive. Several reviewers also mention follow‑up gestures after a pet’s death (a condolences letter sent afterwards).
Our Score (89/100)
McGrath Vets – Market Street Veterinary is a general veterinary practice for dogs, cats, and farm animals, with facilities that include laser therapy. The website also states a 24-hour farm animal veterinary service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe clear communication during stressful situations (including surgery after a road traffic accident) and a clinic environment where pets are greeted and handled in a way that helps them stay relaxed (for example, a dog returning for check-ups and being met with “hellos and belly rubs”). Concrete examples mentioned include: support “from the minute” an owner called after an accident through surgery and after-treatment, help when a dog was brought in as an emergency, and treatment for a dog that didn’t want to walk while the owner was travelling.
McGrath Vets – Market Street Veterinary is a general veterinary practice for dogs, cats, and farm animals, with facilities that include laser therapy. The website also states a 24-hour farm animal veterinary service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe clear communication during stressful situations (including surgery after a road traffic accident) and a clinic environment where pets are greeted and handled in a way that helps them stay relaxed (for example, a dog returning for check-ups and being met with “hellos and belly rubs”). Concrete examples mentioned include: support “from the minute” an owner called after an accident through surgery and after-treatment, help when a dog was brought in as an emergency, and treatment for a dog that didn’t want to walk while the owner was travelling.
Our Score (90/100)
John A. Strumble Veterinary Practice uses the O’Connor Julian Veterinary Clinic website, which describes a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967 (part of XLVets) and accredited under the VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of cases across companion animals, equine, and farm animals, with on-site diagnostics (in-house blood testing) and routine procedures. The website states 24/7 veterinary care for clients. In the latest reviews available, pet owners most often mention kind, professional handling, with specific examples including a dog that “didn’t want to go home” after being cared for at the clinic and a traveler who booked a cat in with an injury and highlighted friendly reception staff and vet.
John A. Strumble Veterinary Practice uses the O’Connor Julian Veterinary Clinic website, which describes a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967 (part of XLVets) and accredited under the VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme. The clinic appears set up for a wide range of cases across companion animals, equine, and farm animals, with on-site diagnostics (in-house blood testing) and routine procedures. The website states 24/7 veterinary care for clients. In the latest reviews available, pet owners most often mention kind, professional handling, with specific examples including a dog that “didn’t want to go home” after being cared for at the clinic and a traveler who booked a cat in with an injury and highlighted friendly reception staff and vet.
Our Score (90/100)
O’Connor Julian Veterinary Surgeons describes itself as a second‑generation, family‑owned mixed practice established in 1967, caring for farm animals, equines and companion animals. The clinic states it provides a 24/7, year‑round service, supported by a team of veterinary surgeons and nurses and VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme status. Recent reviews align with a practice geared to everyday companion‑animal needs as well as urgent problems—one owner reports getting help for a cat with an injury while travelling, and multiple reviewers emphasise professional handling and supportive staff during difficult visits (including end‑of‑life care).
O’Connor Julian Veterinary Surgeons describes itself as a second‑generation, family‑owned mixed practice established in 1967, caring for farm animals, equines and companion animals. The clinic states it provides a 24/7, year‑round service, supported by a team of veterinary surgeons and nurses and VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme status. Recent reviews align with a practice geared to everyday companion‑animal needs as well as urgent problems—one owner reports getting help for a cat with an injury while travelling, and multiple reviewers emphasise professional handling and supportive staff during difficult visits (including end‑of‑life care).
Borovalley Veterinary Clinic
Enniscorthy
Our Score (90/100)
Borovalley Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice established in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey. The clinic is set up for both horses and small animals, with “advanced medical and surgical facilities” and specific equine-focused capabilities (elective equine surgery, reproduction/AI, dentistry). Reviews consistently describe straightforward communication (“no jargon”), and mention help outside routine times (late at night/weekends) and support during end-of-life appointments (described as kind, empathetic and respectful). Dental care is also referenced in reviews, including dental cleaning with clearly explained after-care.
Borovalley Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice established in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey. The clinic is set up for both horses and small animals, with “advanced medical and surgical facilities” and specific equine-focused capabilities (elective equine surgery, reproduction/AI, dentistry). Reviews consistently describe straightforward communication (“no jargon”), and mention help outside routine times (late at night/weekends) and support during end-of-life appointments (described as kind, empathetic and respectful). Dental care is also referenced in reviews, including dental cleaning with clearly explained after-care.