Farm Vets in Ireland

• •Recent positive feedback highlights a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, with one owner specifically describing the clinic as clean and saying their dogs have been attending for years. - Several owners praise the team for being kind, reassuring, competent and empathetic, especially during stressful situations involving sick cats and emergency visits. - Reviews continue to mention emergency and end-of-life support, including help from an on-call vet and compassionate care through a pet’s final stages.

Ormonde Vets Thomastown is a mixed veterinary practice for pets and farm animals, and the practice says it is accredited at the highest level by the Veterinary Council of Ireland. The website also states that 24/7 emergency care is available. Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with clients highlighting long-term trust in the team, compassionate end-of-life support, and gentle handling of nervous pets, though one recent reviewer reported frustration over a short-notice surgery cancellation.

• •The most consistent theme is a warm, friendly team, with reviewers describing staff as welcoming, understanding and genuinely caring with animals. - Several reviews mention attentive service, including puppy check-ins, appointments that do not feel rushed, and clear follow-up after treatment. - Urgent care stands out in one review where a cat was seen straight after the owner called, followed by a next-day check-in phone call.

The Veterinary Centre Mountmellick provides routine small-animal care including vaccinations and neutering, alongside general consultations and end-of-life support. Reviews also mention efforts to make visits easier for anxious dogs, and one owner describes a home visit for euthanasia. Recent feedback is largely positive for gentle handling, friendliness and compassion, though there are also two serious complaints about a home euthanasia experience and a refusal to supply an over-the-counter livestock product to a non-customer.

St Benedicts Veterinary Hospital offers routine appointments, second-opinion consultations, and out-of-hours help, with multiple reviews describing owners being met at the clinic late at night or on a Sunday during severe weather. Recent feedback is mixed but generally positive, with praise for calm, practical advice, emergency responsiveness, and reasonable pricing, alongside a small number of negative comments about communication and handling.

Summerhill Veterinary Hospital is a general veterinary practice in Ennis, Clare, with no corporate or group ownership stated. Client feedback points to both routine and urgent care for dogs, including weekend attention for injuries and abscesses, as well as support around end-of-life decisions. Reviews particularly highlight careful post-anaesthetic monitoring and a calm, compassionate approach during difficult final visits.

• •Recent comments continue to praise Eamon/Eamonn’s honesty and direct communication, with one reviewer calling him “excellent,” “very honest” and “reasonable.”
• •Reviewers also describe the team as friendly, efficient and informative, and say pets are handled in a way that helps them stay calm during visits. - One detailed review highlights hospital care for a 12-year-old dog, with the owner reporting a full recovery afterwards. - Pricing is mentioned only occasionally, with mixed comments: one reviewer called the practice reasonable, while another said the charge was a downside.