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Moy Veterinary Clinic is a registered veterinary hospital accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and a member of XLVets Ireland. It provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed for everything from routine vaccinations and neutering to imaging, surgery, and herd health work. Reviews most often highlight clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment options (including for an eye problem), frequent follow-ups on a case, and support around end-of-life decisions (including putting an elderly dog to sleep). One reviewer also notes the clinic stocks specialised food, plus toys and equipment.
Moy Veterinary Clinic is a registered veterinary hospital accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and a member of XLVets Ireland. It provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed for everything from routine vaccinations and neutering to imaging, surgery, and herd health work. Reviews most often highlight clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment options (including for an eye problem), frequent follow-ups on a case, and support around end-of-life decisions (including putting an elderly dog to sleep). One reviewer also notes the clinic stocks specialised food, plus toys and equipment.
Portrane Veterinary Clinic is a small-practice setting where owners frequently mention direct care from a vet named Megan. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine consultations and surgical care, with examples including cat surgery with phone updates during the procedure, ultrasound/scan use in a post‑whelping check, and end‑of‑life euthanasia support for older dogs. Reviews are mostly strongly positive, but there is also a serious negative account alleging a missed retained/deceased puppy and subsequent sepsis, so experiences described are not fully consistent.
Portrane Veterinary Clinic is a small-practice setting where owners frequently mention direct care from a vet named Megan. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine consultations and surgical care, with examples including cat surgery with phone updates during the procedure, ultrasound/scan use in a post‑whelping check, and end‑of‑life euthanasia support for older dogs. Reviews are mostly strongly positive, but there is also a serious negative account alleging a missed retained/deceased puppy and subsequent sepsis, so experiences described are not fully consistent.
Erkina Veterinary is presented in reviews as a small practice centred around a named vet, Grainne, with Mary mentioned as the receptionist. Corporate-group ownership isn’t stated in the available information. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used for routine and illness care for dogs and cats, with owners describing: - “Different treatments” carried out for two dogs when needed (specific treatments aren’t detailed). - Staff being “obliging to facilitate when you need them”, suggesting flexibility around urgent needs. - A consistent emphasis on respectful handling of animals, with multiple reviewers saying their pets were looked after well and treated kindly. - Advice being described as “excellent” in one review.
Erkina Veterinary is presented in reviews as a small practice centred around a named vet, Grainne, with Mary mentioned as the receptionist. Corporate-group ownership isn’t stated in the available information. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used for routine and illness care for dogs and cats, with owners describing: - “Different treatments” carried out for two dogs when needed (specific treatments aren’t detailed). - Staff being “obliging to facilitate when you need them”, suggesting flexibility around urgent needs. - A consistent emphasis on respectful handling of animals, with multiple reviewers saying their pets were looked after well and treated kindly. - Advice being described as “excellent” in one review.
Clerkin Vets describes itself as a “Veterinary Hospitals” service covering large animals and small animals, plus equine and “some exotics.” The website also highlights that it supplies a range of animal dosing products (including oral doses, drenches, pour-ons and injections). Reviews mention diagnostics and surgery (including an ultrasound booking and emergency/out-of-hours surgery), with one owner describing successful surgery for a hamster. Feedback is mixed: several reviewers describe fast access when needed and effective emergency surgery, while one recent reviewer reports repeated unreturned calls when seeking urgent advice and later says their request for medical history to be sent to another clinic was refused, citing rude phone handling and inconsistent service quality.
Clerkin Vets describes itself as a “Veterinary Hospitals” service covering large animals and small animals, plus equine and “some exotics.” The website also highlights that it supplies a range of animal dosing products (including oral doses, drenches, pour-ons and injections). Reviews mention diagnostics and surgery (including an ultrasound booking and emergency/out-of-hours surgery), with one owner describing successful surgery for a hamster. Feedback is mixed: several reviewers describe fast access when needed and effective emergency surgery, while one recent reviewer reports repeated unreturned calls when seeking urgent advice and later says their request for medical history to be sent to another clinic was refused, citing rude phone handling and inconsistent service quality.
Gorteen Acre Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-animal practice (small animals, farm animals, equines, and exotic species) with X‑ray facilities. The website also states a 24‑hour call‑out service for large animals and a 24‑hour emergency service for equines. Reviews most often point to help with emergencies and support for less common pets, including exotics; one owner describes being guided through raising newborn puppies, and another describes treatment for a severe virus in a young rescue puppy. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Support for emergency situations, including being “quick to respond” and taking calls “24/7” (as described in a review). - Exotic-pet care: a crested gecko seen by an “exotic pet vet” (named in reviews). - Multiple species handled in practice (dogs, cats, rabbit mentioned in reviews; the website also lists equine, farm, and exotic species). - Some owners explicitly say they weren’t pushed to buy things their pet didn’t need.
Gorteen Acre Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-animal practice (small animals, farm animals, equines, and exotic species) with X‑ray facilities. The website also states a 24‑hour call‑out service for large animals and a 24‑hour emergency service for equines. Reviews most often point to help with emergencies and support for less common pets, including exotics; one owner describes being guided through raising newborn puppies, and another describes treatment for a severe virus in a young rescue puppy. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Support for emergency situations, including being “quick to respond” and taking calls “24/7” (as described in a review). - Exotic-pet care: a crested gecko seen by an “exotic pet vet” (named in reviews). - Multiple species handled in practice (dogs, cats, rabbit mentioned in reviews; the website also lists equine, farm, and exotic species). - Some owners explicitly say they weren’t pushed to buy things their pet didn’t need.
Independent, family-run veterinary practice led by Hugh Dolan, with multiple reviews describing Hugh and his wife working as a small team. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used most often for dogs and cats, with owners highlighting fast access to care (including being seen “so quickly”) and straightforward decision-making (one owner says earlier, more expensive treatment elsewhere was “incorrect” and they got the treatment their dog “needed” here). Reviews also mention going beyond routine hours in specific situations (opening late at night for a sick fox) and support with end-of-life care for a cat (“made the final part easier”).
Independent, family-run veterinary practice led by Hugh Dolan, with multiple reviews describing Hugh and his wife working as a small team. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used most often for dogs and cats, with owners highlighting fast access to care (including being seen “so quickly”) and straightforward decision-making (one owner says earlier, more expensive treatment elsewhere was “incorrect” and they got the treatment their dog “needed” here). Reviews also mention going beyond routine hours in specific situations (opening late at night for a sick fox) and support with end-of-life care for a cat (“made the final part easier”).
Rockhall Vets Ennis Road (Rockhall Vets) is set up for routine preventative care and common clinical procedures, with an explicit arrangement for 24/7/365 emergency care via Limerick Night Vets (per the clinic’s own information). Recent reviews repeatedly describe practical steps to reduce pet stress—e.g., clearing the reception area of other dogs for a reactive dog and keeping visits quiet for cats. Owners also mention vaccinations, teeth brushing/cleaning for dogs, and clear aftercare guidance following surgery.
Rockhall Vets Ennis Road (Rockhall Vets) is set up for routine preventative care and common clinical procedures, with an explicit arrangement for 24/7/365 emergency care via Limerick Night Vets (per the clinic’s own information). Recent reviews repeatedly describe practical steps to reduce pet stress—e.g., clearing the reception area of other dogs for a reactive dog and keeping visits quiet for cats. Owners also mention vaccinations, teeth brushing/cleaning for dogs, and clear aftercare guidance following surgery.
Glasslyn Veterinary Clinic describes itself as one of the largest veterinary practices in Ireland, with ten full-time vets, farm-animal and companion-animal care, and “state-of-the-art facilities” across two clinics. The website lists capabilities including in-house diagnostics (X-ray and lab), surgery and hospitalisation, plus cardiology diagnostics. Reviews (4.9★ average) most often mention easy scheduling, staff kindness with pets (cats and dogs specifically referenced), and individual team members being singled out for their handling and support. Concrete points owners mention or the clinic states: - Emergency care is offered (the clinic provides a dedicated emergency contact number). - Diagnostics include X-rays and an in-house laboratory (per the clinic website). - Owners repeatedly name “Denise” as excellent with a cat, and one review also praises “Holly” (a nurse) for dedication.
Glasslyn Veterinary Clinic describes itself as one of the largest veterinary practices in Ireland, with ten full-time vets, farm-animal and companion-animal care, and “state-of-the-art facilities” across two clinics. The website lists capabilities including in-house diagnostics (X-ray and lab), surgery and hospitalisation, plus cardiology diagnostics. Reviews (4.9★ average) most often mention easy scheduling, staff kindness with pets (cats and dogs specifically referenced), and individual team members being singled out for their handling and support. Concrete points owners mention or the clinic states: - Emergency care is offered (the clinic provides a dedicated emergency contact number). - Diagnostics include X-rays and an in-house laboratory (per the clinic website). - Owners repeatedly name “Denise” as excellent with a cat, and one review also praises “Holly” (a nurse) for dedication.
Clonberne Veterinary Services is a small-practice vet clinic treating cats and dogs, with grooming also mentioned by reviewers. In recent feedback, owners repeatedly point to careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”), thorough appointments, and time spent explaining care and recovery steps. Several reviews name Ruth and describe long-term use over “several years,” alongside practical, information-heavy consultations (including addressing concerns for a new puppy and giving take-home guidance for a dog’s recovery).
Clonberne Veterinary Services is a small-practice vet clinic treating cats and dogs, with grooming also mentioned by reviewers. In recent feedback, owners repeatedly point to careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”), thorough appointments, and time spent explaining care and recovery steps. Several reviews name Ruth and describe long-term use over “several years,” alongside practical, information-heavy consultations (including addressing concerns for a new puppy and giving take-home guidance for a dog’s recovery).
Keltic Veterinary is a small-animal clinic that, based on reviews, is frequently used by dog owners for both routine care and urgent concerns. Owners describe being able to get help quickly in an after-hours situation (one review reports being seen within 15 minutes after calling at 9pm on a Saturday). Other concrete details mentioned include a “clean surgery,” staff who take time to answer questions, and positive handling of nervous or small breeds (a pug is specifically mentioned).
Keltic Veterinary is a small-animal clinic that, based on reviews, is frequently used by dog owners for both routine care and urgent concerns. Owners describe being able to get help quickly in an after-hours situation (one review reports being seen within 15 minutes after calling at 9pm on a Saturday). Other concrete details mentioned include a “clean surgery,” staff who take time to answer questions, and positive handling of nervous or small breeds (a pug is specifically mentioned).