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Druids Lodge Veterinary Clinic
Kilkenny
Our Score (81/100)
Druids Lodge Veterinary Clinic appears to be a general small-animal practice; there’s no information provided on whether it’s independent or part of a larger group. Based on the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention being seen on time with little or no waiting, and that the team will try to accommodate urgent cases. Specific situations referenced include treatment for a kitten with flu, and owners describing repeat visits over multiple years.
Druids Lodge Veterinary Clinic appears to be a general small-animal practice; there’s no information provided on whether it’s independent or part of a larger group. Based on the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention being seen on time with little or no waiting, and that the team will try to accommodate urgent cases. Specific situations referenced include treatment for a kitten with flu, and owners describing repeat visits over multiple years.
- •Customers frequently mention buying paint here and say they “wouldn’t go anywhere else.”
- •Multiple reviews describe strong project support for bathroom renovations, including design-to-delivery handling and recommending a plumber and tiler. - Shoppers note variety/selection (e.g., “lots of variety,” “very good selections” for paints & wallpaper) and helpful guidance for getting the job done.
- •Customers frequently mention buying paint here and say they “wouldn’t go anywhere else.”
- •Multiple reviews describe strong project support for bathroom renovations, including design-to-delivery handling and recommending a plumber and tiler. - Shoppers note variety/selection (e.g., “lots of variety,” “very good selections” for paints & wallpaper) and helpful guidance for getting the job done.
The information available for “Caoimhin Galvin” does not describe a veterinary clinic. The website content we can access appears to be an online shop checkout for “Walkin’s Gift Shop,” and the written Google reviews also discuss buying gifts (e.g., Christmas/birthday presents, ornaments, gift wrapping), not pet care. Based on the sources provided, there’s no evidence of veterinary services, facilities, species treated, or clinical policies.
The information available for “Caoimhin Galvin” does not describe a veterinary clinic. The website content we can access appears to be an online shop checkout for “Walkin’s Gift Shop,” and the written Google reviews also discuss buying gifts (e.g., Christmas/birthday presents, ornaments, gift wrapping), not pet care. Based on the sources provided, there’s no evidence of veterinary services, facilities, species treated, or clinical policies.
Railway Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice that, in the latest reviews available, is most often described in terms of the consult experience rather than specific advanced procedures. Owners mention staff taking time to gather thorough background information to help with a dog’s problem, and one review notes a dog was relaxed enough during the visit to fall asleep. There are also mentions of the team helping with cats, and clients describing the vet as “knowledgeable” and easy to talk to.
Railway Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice that, in the latest reviews available, is most often described in terms of the consult experience rather than specific advanced procedures. Owners mention staff taking time to gather thorough background information to help with a dog’s problem, and one review notes a dog was relaxed enough during the visit to fall asleep. There are also mentions of the team helping with cats, and clients describing the vet as “knowledgeable” and easy to talk to.
Pet Emergency Hospital is a university veterinary hospital providing both primary care and referral-level treatment across small animals and large animals, with 24-hour hospital care for patients (including overnight monitoring when needed). The website describes a set-up geared to advanced diagnostics and specialist services (e.g., diagnostic imaging/labs, endoscopy, orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery, oncology-related surgery, iodine therapy, laser ablation), alongside training for future vets and vet nurses.
Pet Emergency Hospital is a university veterinary hospital providing both primary care and referral-level treatment across small animals and large animals, with 24-hour hospital care for patients (including overnight monitoring when needed). The website describes a set-up geared to advanced diagnostics and specialist services (e.g., diagnostic imaging/labs, endoscopy, orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery, oncology-related surgery, iodine therapy, laser ablation), alongside training for future vets and vet nurses.
Our Score (80/100)
University College Dublin Veterinary Hospital is a university veterinary hospital offering both primary-care appointments and referral-level work-ups, with services spanning small animals and large animals. The website states it provides 24-hour hospital care for all patients, and recent reviews frequently describe emergency presentations at night/weekends, including surgery and inpatient care.
University College Dublin Veterinary Hospital is a university veterinary hospital offering both primary-care appointments and referral-level work-ups, with services spanning small animals and large animals. The website states it provides 24-hour hospital care for all patients, and recent reviews frequently describe emergency presentations at night/weekends, including surgery and inpatient care.
Veterinary Orthopaedic Services
Killsalaghan
Our Score (80/100)
Veterinary Orthopaedic Services appears to be tied to Ó Scanaill Veterinary Hospital, a long-running, family-founded practice (established in 1949) that describes itself as a veterinary hospital with “the latest available technology” and a team of five vets. Based on the website and recent reviews, it looks set up for a broad mix of routine and more involved medical/surgical cases: the site highlights diagnostics and surgery plus dental care, while reviews mention hospitalisation on fluids, procedures with follow-up visits, investigation of chronic problems (including long-term ear infections), and euthanasia handled with particular attention to empathy and respect. Several reviewers also comment on “pragmatic and sensible advice” and “reasonable” fees, though no specific prices are given.
Veterinary Orthopaedic Services appears to be tied to Ó Scanaill Veterinary Hospital, a long-running, family-founded practice (established in 1949) that describes itself as a veterinary hospital with “the latest available technology” and a team of five vets. Based on the website and recent reviews, it looks set up for a broad mix of routine and more involved medical/surgical cases: the site highlights diagnostics and surgery plus dental care, while reviews mention hospitalisation on fluids, procedures with follow-up visits, investigation of chronic problems (including long-term ear infections), and euthanasia handled with particular attention to empathy and respect. Several reviewers also comment on “pragmatic and sensible advice” and “reasonable” fees, though no specific prices are given.
City Vets presents itself as a veterinary hospital with an experienced vet and nursing team and “up to date skills and facilities” (from its website text). In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both strong clinical experiences (including vaccinations and thorough checks) and significant concerns about internal communication and continuity of care (e.g., seeing different vets at follow-ups). After-hours care is specifically praised by one reviewer, while several 1-star reviews describe problems such as inconsistent diagnoses, missing test results, and dissatisfaction with pricing.
City Vets presents itself as a veterinary hospital with an experienced vet and nursing team and “up to date skills and facilities” (from its website text). In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both strong clinical experiences (including vaccinations and thorough checks) and significant concerns about internal communication and continuity of care (e.g., seeing different vets at follow-ups). After-hours care is specifically praised by one reviewer, while several 1-star reviews describe problems such as inconsistent diagnoses, missing test results, and dissatisfaction with pricing.
Blanchardstown Veterinary Hospital AVG
Blanchardstown
Our Score (80/100)
Blanchardstown Veterinary Hospital AVG appears to operate as part of the Anicare Vets group (referenced on the clinic’s website content). The practice is certified by the Practice Accreditation Board of the Irish Veterinary Council. From owner reports, it handles both cats and dogs, including long-term chronic care (for example, regular Librela injections for arthritis in a senior dog) and end-of-life support (euthanasia support for a cat).
Blanchardstown Veterinary Hospital AVG appears to operate as part of the Anicare Vets group (referenced on the clinic’s website content). The practice is certified by the Practice Accreditation Board of the Irish Veterinary Council. From owner reports, it handles both cats and dogs, including long-term chronic care (for example, regular Librela injections for arthritis in a senior dog) and end-of-life support (euthanasia support for a cat).
Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is an independent practice (no corporate group mentioned) that describes itself as established over 70 years ago and offering medical, surgical, and obstetrical care. Based on both the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for procedures and higher-acuity cases alongside routine care: reviews mention scanning and emergency surgery for a dog with a perforated stomach, plus neutering for both a rabbit and a small dog. Several owners also describe end-of-life support, including helping a cat be comfortable enough to spend final moments at home and arranging cremation/return of ashes.
Abbeyville Veterinary Hospital is an independent practice (no corporate group mentioned) that describes itself as established over 70 years ago and offering medical, surgical, and obstetrical care. Based on both the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for procedures and higher-acuity cases alongside routine care: reviews mention scanning and emergency surgery for a dog with a perforated stomach, plus neutering for both a rabbit and a small dog. Several owners also describe end-of-life support, including helping a cat be comfortable enough to spend final moments at home and arranging cremation/return of ashes.