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Ark Vetcare Foxrock operates under the Ark Vetcare name (a wider clinic brand rather than a single-vet practice). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and ongoing case management, with some owners highlighting strong communication and follow-up, while others report concerns about diagnostic thoroughness and cost for more serious or complex illness. Concrete details owners mention include: - Follow-up calls after an appointment to check how a dog was doing. - Support through end-of-life care, including careful discussions and a sympathy card after euthanasia. - Practical, detailed guidance during consults (including kitten nutrition advice). - Some owners alleging misdiagnosis (including a cat with visible fleas and a sick dog case that required further tests), alongside complaints about being steered toward paid plans.
Ark Vetcare Foxrock operates under the Ark Vetcare name (a wider clinic brand rather than a single-vet practice). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and ongoing case management, with some owners highlighting strong communication and follow-up, while others report concerns about diagnostic thoroughness and cost for more serious or complex illness. Concrete details owners mention include: - Follow-up calls after an appointment to check how a dog was doing. - Support through end-of-life care, including careful discussions and a sympathy card after euthanasia. - Practical, detailed guidance during consults (including kitten nutrition advice). - Some owners alleging misdiagnosis (including a cat with visible fleas and a sick dog case that required further tests), alongside complaints about being steered toward paid plans.
Village Vets Castleknock is a small-animal veterinary clinic that, based on recent client feedback, regularly handles routine care (like check-ups and spays) as well as longer-term management for ongoing medical conditions. Owners repeatedly describe dogs being settled before exams and vets taking time to explain issues and next steps. Concrete details mentioned include: - Spay surgery for a small dog, with the owner noting they were “really impressed” with the care around the procedure. - Ongoing monthly care for a dog with a “very serious medical condition.” - Practical medication support: one owner says the vet showed them how to administer their dog’s meds. - Emotional support when a dog died unexpectedly, with the team’s care described as helping the owner through that period.
Village Vets Castleknock is a small-animal veterinary clinic that, based on recent client feedback, regularly handles routine care (like check-ups and spays) as well as longer-term management for ongoing medical conditions. Owners repeatedly describe dogs being settled before exams and vets taking time to explain issues and next steps. Concrete details mentioned include: - Spay surgery for a small dog, with the owner noting they were “really impressed” with the care around the procedure. - Ongoing monthly care for a dog with a “very serious medical condition.” - Practical medication support: one owner says the vet showed them how to administer their dog’s meds. - Emotional support when a dog died unexpectedly, with the team’s care described as helping the owner through that period.
Pet Health Centre describes itself as a 100% small-animal hospital providing veterinary care since 2006, with in-house diagnostics (including blood testing) and imaging (digital radiography and ultrasonography). It offers online consultations and states it provides a 24-hour emergency service for existing clients. From the latest reviews available, owners most often point to: - Routine neutering/spaying with smooth recoveries described in detail (including a “side incision” that “healed beautifully” in ~10 days for one cat). - A mixed picture on reception/front desk: some reviews say reception are “lovely” and can’t do enough, while others say “receptionist not so.” - One older review reports a problem reaching the clinic during an emergency (out-of-office not working), despite otherwise praising care.
Pet Health Centre describes itself as a 100% small-animal hospital providing veterinary care since 2006, with in-house diagnostics (including blood testing) and imaging (digital radiography and ultrasonography). It offers online consultations and states it provides a 24-hour emergency service for existing clients. From the latest reviews available, owners most often point to: - Routine neutering/spaying with smooth recoveries described in detail (including a “side incision” that “healed beautifully” in ~10 days for one cat). - A mixed picture on reception/front desk: some reviews say reception are “lovely” and can’t do enough, while others say “receptionist not so.” - One older review reports a problem reaching the clinic during an emergency (out-of-office not working), despite otherwise praising care.
Gorey BrayVet is described in reviews as handling both routine care and complex or urgent situations, including an emergency-line call that led to a next-morning appointment and compassionate delivery of serious news. Owners mention a successful cruciate ligament operation, dental work and neutering, and support through end-of-life decisions (including arranging care before cremation). Several reviews also describe thoughtful follow-up after a pet’s death (a condolence card and “forget-me-not” seeds). One recent review raises concern about the cost of a short visit involving injections and tablets.
Gorey BrayVet is described in reviews as handling both routine care and complex or urgent situations, including an emergency-line call that led to a next-morning appointment and compassionate delivery of serious news. Owners mention a successful cruciate ligament operation, dental work and neutering, and support through end-of-life decisions (including arranging care before cremation). Several reviews also describe thoughtful follow-up after a pet’s death (a condolence card and “forget-me-not” seeds). One recent review raises concern about the cost of a short visit involving injections and tablets.
Blackwater Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice (ownership group not stated) that, based on reviews, sees both companion animals and farm animals (dogs and cows are explicitly mentioned). Recent reviewers describe being fit in at short notice when worried about a dog, with the vet “really listen[ing] to every concern” and giving clear feedback/advice. End-of-life care is also specifically described, including support through euthanasia and handling arrangements with a cremation service, with the pet returned afterwards.
Blackwater Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice (ownership group not stated) that, based on reviews, sees both companion animals and farm animals (dogs and cows are explicitly mentioned). Recent reviewers describe being fit in at short notice when worried about a dog, with the vet “really listen[ing] to every concern” and giving clear feedback/advice. End-of-life care is also specifically described, including support through euthanasia and handling arrangements with a cremation service, with the pet returned afterwards.
Ashwood Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice with a high Google rating (4.8/5 from 177 reviews). Recent reviews describe the clinic handling procedures that go beyond routine consults, including surgery on an older dog followed by lab analysis of a skin mass that was confirmed as a benign tumour (after another vet had suggested cancer). End-of-life care is also described in detail: owners mention being given a private room, being able to stay with their pet throughout, and not having to go through reception, plus a condolence card sent afterwards.
Ashwood Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice with a high Google rating (4.8/5 from 177 reviews). Recent reviews describe the clinic handling procedures that go beyond routine consults, including surgery on an older dog followed by lab analysis of a skin mass that was confirmed as a benign tumour (after another vet had suggested cancer). End-of-life care is also described in detail: owners mention being given a private room, being able to stay with their pet throughout, and not having to go through reception, plus a condolence card sent afterwards.
Highfield Veterinary Portlaoise
Portlaoise
Our Score (83/100)
Highfield Veterinary Portlaoise is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on its own site, it positions itself for both routine check-ups and urgent/emergency situations, and it explicitly mentions seeing exotic pets. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe careful handling of cats and nervous dogs (including taking time to answer lots of questions), and one reviewer mentions a follow-up phone call a few days after a visit to check how their cat was doing. There is also a conflicting account from one reviewer who says the clinic refused to provide a prescription for ongoing medication and tried to charge substantially more than other sources.
Highfield Veterinary Portlaoise is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on its own site, it positions itself for both routine check-ups and urgent/emergency situations, and it explicitly mentions seeing exotic pets. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe careful handling of cats and nervous dogs (including taking time to answer lots of questions), and one reviewer mentions a follow-up phone call a few days after a visit to check how their cat was doing. There is also a conflicting account from one reviewer who says the clinic refused to provide a prescription for ongoing medication and tried to charge substantially more than other sources.
Murphy-Sheerin is a six-vet mixed practice (treating pets and farm animals) that’s been operating since 1947. The clinic advertises both routine care and a 24/7 emergency service, with on-site facilities including digital radiography and in-house haematology/biochemistry blood testing. In recent reviews, owners describe straightforward surgical care (including cat neutering) and being accommodated without an appointment, plus vets taking time to explain aftercare—particularly noted after an emergency visit.
Murphy-Sheerin is a six-vet mixed practice (treating pets and farm animals) that’s been operating since 1947. The clinic advertises both routine care and a 24/7 emergency service, with on-site facilities including digital radiography and in-house haematology/biochemistry blood testing. In recent reviews, owners describe straightforward surgical care (including cat neutering) and being accommodated without an appointment, plus vets taking time to explain aftercare—particularly noted after an emergency visit.
Amy Lara Vet Clinic is a general veterinary practice that multiple reviewers describe as feeling “normal” rather than corporate. Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear, unhurried communication (taking time to answer questions and explain options), clean facilities, and active follow-up after visits (one owner says the clinic called the next day and again a week later). Several dog owners report returning with multiple pets over years, including one review describing two occasions where the clinic “saved” an older dog’s life and improved her quality of life, and another noting a nervous dog is calmer because of a friendly receptionist.
Amy Lara Vet Clinic is a general veterinary practice that multiple reviewers describe as feeling “normal” rather than corporate. Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear, unhurried communication (taking time to answer questions and explain options), clean facilities, and active follow-up after visits (one owner says the clinic called the next day and again a week later). Several dog owners report returning with multiple pets over years, including one review describing two occasions where the clinic “saved” an older dog’s life and improved her quality of life, and another noting a nervous dog is calmer because of a friendly receptionist.
Park Lane Vets is a modern, clean clinic led by a vet repeatedly named “Mary” in reviews. Owners describe a practice that takes time with cases (including spending over an hour attempting a microchip appointment) and is willing to try non-medication approaches where appropriate (“not jumping to medication if it’s not needed”). Reviews also mention acupuncture sessions for an elderly dog, in-clinic blood tests during a cat consultation, and support around end-of-life care (including a condolence card after a pet’s final day). One negative review says the team struggled to handle a shy/anxious cat for microchipping despite multiple visits and sedatives, while another clinic completed the same procedure calmly.
Park Lane Vets is a modern, clean clinic led by a vet repeatedly named “Mary” in reviews. Owners describe a practice that takes time with cases (including spending over an hour attempting a microchip appointment) and is willing to try non-medication approaches where appropriate (“not jumping to medication if it’s not needed”). Reviews also mention acupuncture sessions for an elderly dog, in-clinic blood tests during a cat consultation, and support around end-of-life care (including a condolence card after a pet’s final day). One negative review says the team struggled to handle a shy/anxious cat for microchipping despite multiple visits and sedatives, while another clinic completed the same procedure calmly.