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Charleville Veterinary Clinic
Charleville
Our Score (83/100)
Charleville Veterinary Clinic (also referred to in reviews as “Millhouse vets”) is presented via a Facebook page rather than a full clinic website, so most concrete detail comes from client accounts. Reviews describe the clinic handling urgent and emergency presentations for cats and dogs (including a cat in crisis and a dog that had poisoned itself), plus follow-up after treatment. Several reviewers mention compassionate handling during difficult outcomes, and one specifically notes “excellent follow up service.”
Charleville Veterinary Clinic (also referred to in reviews as “Millhouse vets”) is presented via a Facebook page rather than a full clinic website, so most concrete detail comes from client accounts. Reviews describe the clinic handling urgent and emergency presentations for cats and dogs (including a cat in crisis and a dog that had poisoned itself), plus follow-up after treatment. Several reviewers mention compassionate handling during difficult outcomes, and one specifically notes “excellent follow up service.”
Killarney Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice (corporate group ownership isn’t stated in the information available to us). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine and more complex cases, with diagnostic imaging mentioned (an X‑ray that led to a difficult discussion about options) and owners also describing “tricky” operations. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - Clear explanations of treatment options after an X‑ray, with empathy during a bad-news visit. - Out-of-hours phone help for an exotic pet (a bearded dragon), including an offer to be seen in the early hours. - Ongoing management of chronic ear infections with medication that reduced repeat visits, plus treatment of hot spots. - A large, clean waiting room and an on-site pet shop mentioned by reviewers.
Killarney Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice (corporate group ownership isn’t stated in the information available to us). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for both routine and more complex cases, with diagnostic imaging mentioned (an X‑ray that led to a difficult discussion about options) and owners also describing “tricky” operations. Decision-relevant specifics owners mention include: - Clear explanations of treatment options after an X‑ray, with empathy during a bad-news visit. - Out-of-hours phone help for an exotic pet (a bearded dragon), including an offer to be seen in the early hours. - Ongoing management of chronic ear infections with medication that reduced repeat visits, plus treatment of hot spots. - A large, clean waiting room and an on-site pet shop mentioned by reviewers.
Moran Court Veterinary Clinic
Mountbellew
Our Score (83/100)
Moran Court Veterinary Clinic is a long-established practice (the website says it was established 42 years ago) offering both small-pet and large-animal work. The site highlights in-house diagnostic, laboratory, and dental equipment, and owners’ recent reviews repeatedly mention thorough case work-ups and calm handling—especially by a vet named Linda. One review describes a dog initially given “three days to live” elsewhere, where Linda “went through every test…checked every detail,” and then referred the case to a neighbouring referral clinic. Reviews also include an emergency visit for an elderly dog, and another notes a full exam for a pug. There is also a clear negative account: one reviewer reports being asked for €30 for antibiotics for an injured wild bird, and says they were later told by a wildlife rescue that vets are obliged to help wild animals (the clinic’s response is not available in the inputs).
Moran Court Veterinary Clinic is a long-established practice (the website says it was established 42 years ago) offering both small-pet and large-animal work. The site highlights in-house diagnostic, laboratory, and dental equipment, and owners’ recent reviews repeatedly mention thorough case work-ups and calm handling—especially by a vet named Linda. One review describes a dog initially given “three days to live” elsewhere, where Linda “went through every test…checked every detail,” and then referred the case to a neighbouring referral clinic. Reviews also include an emergency visit for an elderly dog, and another notes a full exam for a pug. There is also a clear negative account: one reviewer reports being asked for €30 for antibiotics for an injured wild bird, and says they were later told by a wildlife rescue that vets are obliged to help wild animals (the clinic’s response is not available in the inputs).
Lakeview Small Animal Surgery
Mountbellew
Our Score (83/100)
Lakeview Small Animal Surgery is a long-established veterinary practice (the website says it was established 42 years ago) and does not mention being part of a corporate group. Based on its own service list and owner reports, it appears set up for both routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping) and more involved medical/surgical work, with on-site diagnostic, laboratory and dental equipment. Decision-relevant points owners mention alongside the clinic’s stated capabilities: - A vet named Linda is repeatedly credited with taking time to review tests in detail and “get to the bottom” of an illness rather than rushing decisions (including a case where a dog had been given a very poor prognosis elsewhere). - Owners describe the clinic handling urgent presentations (one review mentions bringing an elderly dog “in an emergency”). - Referrals are part of the care pathway: one owner describes being referred “next door to the vet referral clinic,” where Francisco is named as providing further help. - Reviews are mostly very positive, but there is a clear complaint about being asked to pay for antibiotics for an injured wild bird, with the reviewer alleging vets are obliged to treat wildlife.
Lakeview Small Animal Surgery is a long-established veterinary practice (the website says it was established 42 years ago) and does not mention being part of a corporate group. Based on its own service list and owner reports, it appears set up for both routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping) and more involved medical/surgical work, with on-site diagnostic, laboratory and dental equipment. Decision-relevant points owners mention alongside the clinic’s stated capabilities: - A vet named Linda is repeatedly credited with taking time to review tests in detail and “get to the bottom” of an illness rather than rushing decisions (including a case where a dog had been given a very poor prognosis elsewhere). - Owners describe the clinic handling urgent presentations (one review mentions bringing an elderly dog “in an emergency”). - Referrals are part of the care pathway: one owner describes being referred “next door to the vet referral clinic,” where Francisco is named as providing further help. - Reviews are mostly very positive, but there is a clear complaint about being asked to pay for antibiotics for an injured wild bird, with the reviewer alleging vets are obliged to treat wildlife.
Our Score (83/100)
Monica Malone Veterinary Practice operates as Spa View Veterinary Clinics and is a member of the VetPartners Family (corporate group). The clinic’s website lists both routine care and urgent work, including emergencies, operations, hospitalised patients, routine blood tests, nurse clinics, prescriptions, and house visits, plus pet health plans. Recent reviewers describe help with travel-timed rabies vaccinations, and multiple owners mention using the practice for both routine check-ups and emergencies, including an eye injury treated as an emergency. One reviewer notes the clinic was being renovated at the time of their visit.
Monica Malone Veterinary Practice operates as Spa View Veterinary Clinics and is a member of the VetPartners Family (corporate group). The clinic’s website lists both routine care and urgent work, including emergencies, operations, hospitalised patients, routine blood tests, nurse clinics, prescriptions, and house visits, plus pet health plans. Recent reviewers describe help with travel-timed rabies vaccinations, and multiple owners mention using the practice for both routine check-ups and emergencies, including an eye injury treated as an emergency. One reviewer notes the clinic was being renovated at the time of their visit.
Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic
Sallynoggin
Our Score (82/100)
Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a small-animal general practice with an ophthalmology referral service. Recent reviews strongly reinforce that eye cases are a major focus: owners mention referrals from other vets for puppy eye problems, ongoing treatment for “eye issues,” and an eye operation where a dog “went in blind and came out with perfect vision,” followed by multiple post-op checks. Beyond ophthalmology, reviews also point to cat-friendly handling (blanket and calming spray, time to settle before readings) and practical admin support such as help with an insurance claim. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided.
Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a small-animal general practice with an ophthalmology referral service. Recent reviews strongly reinforce that eye cases are a major focus: owners mention referrals from other vets for puppy eye problems, ongoing treatment for “eye issues,” and an eye operation where a dog “went in blind and came out with perfect vision,” followed by multiple post-op checks. Beyond ophthalmology, reviews also point to cat-friendly handling (blanket and calming spray, time to settle before readings) and practical admin support such as help with an insurance claim. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided.
Goold's Vet Clinic is a veterinary practice that (based on the latest reviews available to us) is used by owners for ongoing routine care as well as more serious illness cases. Practical details mentioned by clients include online booking, clear explanations during appointments, and regular updates while a pet was being treated (including daily updates in one case). Reviews also reference follow-up care after medication and pets being handled in a way that puts them at ease.
Goold's Vet Clinic is a veterinary practice that (based on the latest reviews available to us) is used by owners for ongoing routine care as well as more serious illness cases. Practical details mentioned by clients include online booking, clear explanations during appointments, and regular updates while a pet was being treated (including daily updates in one case). Reviews also reference follow-up care after medication and pets being handled in a way that puts them at ease.
Village Vets Lissenhall is part of the Village Vets group. Recent reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and ongoing care (clients mention being with the practice “for years” and staff “explained everything well”), alongside more complex cases such as orthopaedic surgery (a dog had shoulder surgery involving a metal plate, with aftercare and regular check-ups discussed). Owners also mention a small-animal health plan, and that the team has been adapting to a temporary setup while a new building is awaited. Feedback is mixed: many owners describe careful, kind handling (including compassionate support during euthanasia), while a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about missed diagnosis and communication/consent around major surgical decisions.
Village Vets Lissenhall is part of the Village Vets group. Recent reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and ongoing care (clients mention being with the practice “for years” and staff “explained everything well”), alongside more complex cases such as orthopaedic surgery (a dog had shoulder surgery involving a metal plate, with aftercare and regular check-ups discussed). Owners also mention a small-animal health plan, and that the team has been adapting to a temporary setup while a new building is awaited. Feedback is mixed: many owners describe careful, kind handling (including compassionate support during euthanasia), while a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about missed diagnosis and communication/consent around major surgical decisions.
Village Vets Sandyford is part of the wider Village Vets network (owners mention being able to book into other Village Vets branches if appointments aren’t available). Recent reviews focus on calm, unhurried consultations where staff explain things clearly and take time with anxious owners and pets. Owners also mention being “fit in” for emergencies, and describe supportive care around procedures and difficult diagnoses (including a pet becoming blind). Concrete examples from the latest reviews include: booster vaccinations during a consultation where a kitten “fell fast asleep,” a kitten staying in for a procedure and going home “chilled out,” and vets taking time to explain a heartbreaking outcome so the owner understood.
Village Vets Sandyford is part of the wider Village Vets network (owners mention being able to book into other Village Vets branches if appointments aren’t available). Recent reviews focus on calm, unhurried consultations where staff explain things clearly and take time with anxious owners and pets. Owners also mention being “fit in” for emergencies, and describe supportive care around procedures and difficult diagnoses (including a pet becoming blind). Concrete examples from the latest reviews include: booster vaccinations during a consultation where a kitten “fell fast asleep,” a kitten staying in for a procedure and going home “chilled out,” and vets taking time to explain a heartbreaking outcome so the owner understood.
Sandymount Vets is an independent companion-animal clinic (established in 1998) and is registered with the Veterinary Council of Ireland. Based on the information available, it provides primary care alongside “expert veterinary care,” with an orthopaedic surgeon noted on the website. Recent reviews describe both routine visits (including vaccinations) and urgent situations (a puppy ingesting something potentially life-threatening), with specific mentions of calm handling, clear explanations, and transparency about procedures and pricing. A minority of feedback reports a notably negative interpersonal experience with one staff member.
Sandymount Vets is an independent companion-animal clinic (established in 1998) and is registered with the Veterinary Council of Ireland. Based on the information available, it provides primary care alongside “expert veterinary care,” with an orthopaedic surgeon noted on the website. Recent reviews describe both routine visits (including vaccinations) and urgent situations (a puppy ingesting something potentially life-threatening), with specific mentions of calm handling, clear explanations, and transparency about procedures and pricing. A minority of feedback reports a notably negative interpersonal experience with one staff member.