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Boyne Veterinary Clinic is repeatedly described as a general small-animal practice that handles both routine care and significant surgery. Recent reviews mention complex cat surgery involving removal of ear tumours (including removing the ear canal and part of the ear), an emergency C‑section that was dealt with immediately, and urgent treatment after a dog ate “something dangerous.” Owners also describe practical communication and support: staff “always checking in,” keeping people informed during emergencies, and (in one case) including post‑op medication in the operation price when finances were tight.
Boyne Veterinary Clinic is repeatedly described as a general small-animal practice that handles both routine care and significant surgery. Recent reviews mention complex cat surgery involving removal of ear tumours (including removing the ear canal and part of the ear), an emergency C‑section that was dealt with immediately, and urgent treatment after a dog ate “something dangerous.” Owners also describe practical communication and support: staff “always checking in,” keeping people informed during emergencies, and (in one case) including post‑op medication in the operation price when finances were tight.
City Vet is a veterinary clinic founded in 1991, described on its website as operating from a hospital facility. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations), common procedures (neutering and dentistry), and longer-term support for older or chronically ill pets. Reviewers repeatedly mention thorough examinations (“doesn’t miss anything”), compassionate help with end‑of‑life decisions (including helping a cat pass “in a peaceful, dignified way”), and small follow-up gestures such as a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep. The website also references a vet responding to an emergency call on a Sunday morning for a hamster.
City Vet is a veterinary clinic founded in 1991, described on its website as operating from a hospital facility. Based on its website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations), common procedures (neutering and dentistry), and longer-term support for older or chronically ill pets. Reviewers repeatedly mention thorough examinations (“doesn’t miss anything”), compassionate help with end‑of‑life decisions (including helping a cat pass “in a peaceful, dignified way”), and small follow-up gestures such as a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep. The website also references a vet responding to an emergency call on a Sunday morning for a hamster.
Youghal Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice (no corporate group/ownership is stated in the available information). Recent reviewers most often describe practical, problem-focused care and clear explanations, alongside repeated mentions of “reasonable costs” and “great value for money.” One owner specifically notes a vet named Evelyn “explained exactly what was wrong,” and others describe the team being “very, very helpful” with dogs over the years.
Youghal Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice (no corporate group/ownership is stated in the available information). Recent reviewers most often describe practical, problem-focused care and clear explanations, alongside repeated mentions of “reasonable costs” and “great value for money.” One owner specifically notes a vet named Evelyn “explained exactly what was wrong,” and others describe the team being “very, very helpful” with dogs over the years.
Clare Street Vets is a small-animal clinic that, according to its website, has a 24‑hour emergency arrangement through a separate night-vet service. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners describe consultations that go beyond a quick exam—one client specifically mentions detailed discussion of a dog’s diet, supplements, and mental wellbeing. Reviews also include examples of hands-on care (nursing a stray cat back to health) and front-desk support (a receptionist named Yvonne singled out for “fantastic service”).
Clare Street Vets is a small-animal clinic that, according to its website, has a 24‑hour emergency arrangement through a separate night-vet service. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners describe consultations that go beyond a quick exam—one client specifically mentions detailed discussion of a dog’s diet, supplements, and mental wellbeing. Reviews also include examples of hands-on care (nursing a stray cat back to health) and front-desk support (a receptionist named Yvonne singled out for “fantastic service”).
Highfield Veterinary Navan is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. From the website and reviews, it appears set up as a hospital-style practice that also deals with urgent/emergency presentations. Owners repeatedly describe vets taking time to explain options clearly and without rushing and being thorough in examinations (including “examined my dog 100%” and “took time to talk and investigate”). Reviews also mention end-of-life support, including compassion around decision-making and providing keepsakes (paw prints) and a small remembrance packet. There is some conflict in feedback: one recent review alleges a rushed approach to diagnostics (medication offered before blood work) and a missed promised call-back, while many others report attentive care.
Highfield Veterinary Navan is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. From the website and reviews, it appears set up as a hospital-style practice that also deals with urgent/emergency presentations. Owners repeatedly describe vets taking time to explain options clearly and without rushing and being thorough in examinations (including “examined my dog 100%” and “took time to talk and investigate”). Reviews also mention end-of-life support, including compassion around decision-making and providing keepsakes (paw prints) and a small remembrance packet. There is some conflict in feedback: one recent review alleges a rushed approach to diagnostics (medication offered before blood work) and a missed promised call-back, while many others report attentive care.
Highfield Veterinary Edenderry
Edenderry
Our Score (82/100)
Highfield Veterinary Edenderry is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic’s own information, it offers pet health plans and a repeat-prescription service, and states it can handle emergencies; it also lists care for exotic pets. Recent reviews include both urgent-care praise (being seen “straight away,” with a full check-over, injections and prescriptions) and a serious complaint alleging an incorrect terminal diagnosis that led to euthanasia, followed by the reviewer saying the vet would not discuss the case. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners and the clinic: - Emergency cases are described as being seen immediately in at least one review. - Treatment in a sick-dog visit included a check-over, injections (“shots”), and prescriptions. - The practice provides repeat prescriptions and pet health plans (from the clinic website). - Euthanasia is explicitly referenced in a negative review, tied to a disputed diagnosis and dissatisfaction with follow-up communication.
Highfield Veterinary Edenderry is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic’s own information, it offers pet health plans and a repeat-prescription service, and states it can handle emergencies; it also lists care for exotic pets. Recent reviews include both urgent-care praise (being seen “straight away,” with a full check-over, injections and prescriptions) and a serious complaint alleging an incorrect terminal diagnosis that led to euthanasia, followed by the reviewer saying the vet would not discuss the case. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners and the clinic: - Emergency cases are described as being seen immediately in at least one review. - Treatment in a sick-dog visit included a check-over, injections (“shots”), and prescriptions. - The practice provides repeat prescriptions and pet health plans (from the clinic website). - Euthanasia is explicitly referenced in a negative review, tied to a disputed diagnosis and dissatisfaction with follow-up communication.
Faxbridge Veterinary Hospital
Clonakilty
Our Score (82/100)
Faxbridge Veterinary Hospital is described on its website as treating small animal pets of all sizes, and recent reviews also describe equine care (including a colic call-out). Owners repeatedly mention practical, decision-relevant details such as a vet attending a colic case within under an hour, a clear assessment and care plan with escalation options discussed, and follow-up for three days after the initial visit. Long-term clients also reference orthopaedic surgery (cruciate ligament) and ongoing arthritis/mobility management (including Librela and Neurostil).
Faxbridge Veterinary Hospital is described on its website as treating small animal pets of all sizes, and recent reviews also describe equine care (including a colic call-out). Owners repeatedly mention practical, decision-relevant details such as a vet attending a colic case within under an hour, a clear assessment and care plan with escalation options discussed, and follow-up for three days after the initial visit. Long-term clients also reference orthopaedic surgery (cruciate ligament) and ongoing arthritis/mobility management (including Librela and Neurostil).
Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the available information. The clinic describes itself as a veterinary hospital with experienced vets, nurses and support staff, plus diagnostic and hospital facilities, and it states that it offers 24/7 emergency pet care. Recent reviews most often point to fast turnaround for urgent problems and minimally invasive “keyhole” neutering/spay procedures (with pets reportedly back home within hours). A Pet Health Club Plus plan is mentioned on the website as including consultations.
Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the available information. The clinic describes itself as a veterinary hospital with experienced vets, nurses and support staff, plus diagnostic and hospital facilities, and it states that it offers 24/7 emergency pet care. Recent reviews most often point to fast turnaround for urgent problems and minimally invasive “keyhole” neutering/spay procedures (with pets reportedly back home within hours). A Pet Health Club Plus plan is mentioned on the website as including consultations.
Mullingar Pet Hospital has been run since 1995 by vet David Fagan, supported by a team of vets, registered veterinary nurses, and support staff (no corporate group is named in the available information). Recent reviews suggest the clinic is set up for day-to-day veterinary care with the ability to handle urgent presentations, with owners mentioning short-notice appointments and fast turnaround blood tests (about 20 minutes). Facilities are described as very clean and air conditioned, and one owner specifically recalls the team doing “everything they could” when their dog was very sick.
Mullingar Pet Hospital has been run since 1995 by vet David Fagan, supported by a team of vets, registered veterinary nurses, and support staff (no corporate group is named in the available information). Recent reviews suggest the clinic is set up for day-to-day veterinary care with the ability to handle urgent presentations, with owners mentioning short-notice appointments and fast turnaround blood tests (about 20 minutes). Facilities are described as very clean and air conditioned, and one owner specifically recalls the team doing “everything they could” when their dog was very sick.
Duntahane Veterinary Clinic treats a wide mix of animals (cats, dogs, horses/equines and bovine), and the website notes on-site diagnostic capability including X‑ray, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory testing (biochemistry and haematology). It also references herd health work. Reviewers most often highlight practical things that affect day-to-day care: getting appointments without long waits, a clinic described as “spotless,” and a feeling that treatments aren’t being pushed unnecessarily (“aren’t money-grabbers”). One review describes being seen promptly on a Sunday for two sick kittens, with an emergency consultation fee described as “not too expensive” (no price stated).
Duntahane Veterinary Clinic treats a wide mix of animals (cats, dogs, horses/equines and bovine), and the website notes on-site diagnostic capability including X‑ray, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory testing (biochemistry and haematology). It also references herd health work. Reviewers most often highlight practical things that affect day-to-day care: getting appointments without long waits, a clinic described as “spotless,” and a feeling that treatments aren’t being pushed unnecessarily (“aren’t money-grabbers”). One review describes being seen promptly on a Sunday for two sick kittens, with an emergency consultation fee described as “not too expensive” (no price stated).