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Sunbeam Vets is part of a wider setup described on its website as a group of three veterinary clinics plus a veterinary hospital, with 20+ years’ experience treating family pets. The hospital is described as staffed 24/7 with a night vet team for emergencies, and the facility list includes a CT scanner, multiple consult rooms and operating theatres, plus separate cat/dog waiting areas and wards. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention: - Emergency support and triage: a phone triage call at night, with the option to be seen as an emergency case the same night or attend the next morning. - Surgical aftercare: one owner reports return visits to check recovery were included after a procedure, and they highlighted “excellent follow up care.” - Communication about options: one reviewer describes staff explaining treatment options clearly during emergency visits. - Mixed experiences on administration and costs: a reviewer reports continued check-up texts after notifying the practice their dog had died, and others raise concerns about fees and quoted vs final bills.
Sunbeam Vets is part of a wider setup described on its website as a group of three veterinary clinics plus a veterinary hospital, with 20+ years’ experience treating family pets. The hospital is described as staffed 24/7 with a night vet team for emergencies, and the facility list includes a CT scanner, multiple consult rooms and operating theatres, plus separate cat/dog waiting areas and wards. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention: - Emergency support and triage: a phone triage call at night, with the option to be seen as an emergency case the same night or attend the next morning. - Surgical aftercare: one owner reports return visits to check recovery were included after a procedure, and they highlighted “excellent follow up care.” - Communication about options: one reviewer describes staff explaining treatment options clearly during emergency visits. - Mixed experiences on administration and costs: a reviewer reports continued check-up texts after notifying the practice their dog had died, and others raise concerns about fees and quoted vs final bills.
Beagh Veterinary Practice is described in recent reviews as a clinic that handles both routine care and more involved cases, including surgery with follow-up testing. Owners specifically mention an operation on an older dog for a suspected skin cancer, with the clinic doing the surgery and analysis and confirming it was a benign tumour. Several reviews also focus on end-of-life care: people describe being given time, clear explanations, and a more private setup (including a private room and not having to go through reception), plus a condolence card afterwards.
Beagh Veterinary Practice is described in recent reviews as a clinic that handles both routine care and more involved cases, including surgery with follow-up testing. Owners specifically mention an operation on an older dog for a suspected skin cancer, with the clinic doing the surgery and analysis and confirming it was a benign tumour. Several reviews also focus on end-of-life care: people describe being given time, clear explanations, and a more private setup (including a private room and not having to go through reception), plus a condolence card afterwards.
Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic
Glenealy
Our Score (73/100)
Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic is repeatedly described as a small team led by vets Jack and Gillian, with reviews highlighting fast access to appointments and unhurried consults. Owners mention being seen the same day or next day when needed, and getting follow-up phone calls after visits. Several reviews focus on cat care, including handling a “grumpy” older cat with an ingrown nail, and providing thoughtful support “during a very sad time.”
Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic is repeatedly described as a small team led by vets Jack and Gillian, with reviews highlighting fast access to appointments and unhurried consults. Owners mention being seen the same day or next day when needed, and getting follow-up phone calls after visits. Several reviews focus on cat care, including handling a “grumpy” older cat with an ingrown nail, and providing thoughtful support “during a very sad time.”
Laytown Veterinary Clinic is part of Westgate Veterinary Clinic and, based on the clinic’s own information, is set up for both small animals and farm animals with a 24/7 on-call service and a long-running service history (since 1986). Recent reviews add specific, decision-relevant detail: owners mention gentle handling of anxious dogs, clear explanations from vet Julie, and supportive end-of-life care where families were given time and dignity to say goodbye. One reviewer reports a 45-minute wait past an appointment and feeling overcharged for an injection, so experiences around timekeeping and pricing may vary.
Laytown Veterinary Clinic is part of Westgate Veterinary Clinic and, based on the clinic’s own information, is set up for both small animals and farm animals with a 24/7 on-call service and a long-running service history (since 1986). Recent reviews add specific, decision-relevant detail: owners mention gentle handling of anxious dogs, clear explanations from vet Julie, and supportive end-of-life care where families were given time and dignity to say goodbye. One reviewer reports a 45-minute wait past an appointment and feeling overcharged for an injection, so experiences around timekeeping and pricing may vary.
Victor Bennett Veterinary
Kilmacanogue
Our Score (73/100)
Victor Bennett Veterinary is a small-practice clinic (no corporate group is named in the available information). Based on owner reports, the clinic is set up for routine appointments and common medical issues, with an emphasis on access and follow-through: reviewers mention being seen the same day or next day, and getting follow-up phone calls after visits. Several reviews specifically describe care for cats, including handling a difficult, “grumpy” older cat during treatment for an ingrown nail, and providing thoughtful support during a “very sad time” for a cat and owner. Note: some reviews refer to “Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic,” which conflicts with the clinic name provided here.
Victor Bennett Veterinary is a small-practice clinic (no corporate group is named in the available information). Based on owner reports, the clinic is set up for routine appointments and common medical issues, with an emphasis on access and follow-through: reviewers mention being seen the same day or next day, and getting follow-up phone calls after visits. Several reviews specifically describe care for cats, including handling a difficult, “grumpy” older cat during treatment for an ingrown nail, and providing thoughtful support during a “very sad time” for a cat and owner. Note: some reviews refer to “Clover Hill Veterinary Clinic,” which conflicts with the clinic name provided here.
Vets & Pets appears to be a general-practice veterinary clinic (no ownership/group details are stated in the information provided) that sees a wide range of pets and day-to-day medical problems. Reviews describe thorough consultations (including taking time with anxious animals), clear explanations, and practical follow-up—one owner mentions the vet researching a human medication for a dog’s kidney issues and then providing a detailed phone call. Several reviewers also mention an on-site range of pet supplies and toys, and one notes being given leftover specialised food free of charge.
Vets & Pets appears to be a general-practice veterinary clinic (no ownership/group details are stated in the information provided) that sees a wide range of pets and day-to-day medical problems. Reviews describe thorough consultations (including taking time with anxious animals), clear explanations, and practical follow-up—one owner mentions the vet researching a human medication for a dog’s kidney issues and then providing a detailed phone call. Several reviewers also mention an on-site range of pet supplies and toys, and one notes being given leftover specialised food free of charge.
Tír na Bhó Vets is a small-animal veterinary practice (ownership/group not stated in the information provided) that, based on recent client accounts, regularly handles both routine care (new puppy registrations and general health queries) and urgent problems (same-day assessments, post-op wound concerns, and pain issues). Reviews repeatedly describe practical communication and responsiveness—for example, fitting in urgent cases even when surgery lists are running, phoning owners with updates after drop-off, and talking callers through whether a situation sounds like an emergency. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Surgery days are scheduled (one reviewer was told Thursdays are for surgeries), but the clinic still squeezed in an urgent case via a drop-off and later call-back with treatment and medication. - Post-operative aftercare support, including stitch removal, wound checks, an anti-inflammatory injection, and sending home topical ointment. - Time spent on questions at new-puppy appointments, with owners noting their puppy left relaxed/happy. - Reassurance and triage advice by phone for a coughing dog with a known heart murmur, with clear guidance on next steps.
Tír na Bhó Vets is a small-animal veterinary practice (ownership/group not stated in the information provided) that, based on recent client accounts, regularly handles both routine care (new puppy registrations and general health queries) and urgent problems (same-day assessments, post-op wound concerns, and pain issues). Reviews repeatedly describe practical communication and responsiveness—for example, fitting in urgent cases even when surgery lists are running, phoning owners with updates after drop-off, and talking callers through whether a situation sounds like an emergency. Concrete details mentioned by owners include: - Surgery days are scheduled (one reviewer was told Thursdays are for surgeries), but the clinic still squeezed in an urgent case via a drop-off and later call-back with treatment and medication. - Post-operative aftercare support, including stitch removal, wound checks, an anti-inflammatory injection, and sending home topical ointment. - Time spent on questions at new-puppy appointments, with owners noting their puppy left relaxed/happy. - Reassurance and triage advice by phone for a coughing dog with a known heart murmur, with clear guidance on next steps.
Malahide Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice that, based on recent reviews, handles both routine preventative care and same-day urgent problems. Owners mention being able to get an unregistered dog seen late in the evening for an emergency, and leaving with medication and clear home-care advice. Other concrete examples include a “health profile” appointment for an elderly dog with diet and joint-care guidance, and boarding for cats where owners reported their cat returned “relaxed and well cared for.” Several reviews also highlight staff taking extra time with nervous rescue dogs to build trust rather than rushing handling.
Malahide Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice that, based on recent reviews, handles both routine preventative care and same-day urgent problems. Owners mention being able to get an unregistered dog seen late in the evening for an emergency, and leaving with medication and clear home-care advice. Other concrete examples include a “health profile” appointment for an elderly dog with diet and joint-care guidance, and boarding for cats where owners reported their cat returned “relaxed and well cared for.” Several reviews also highlight staff taking extra time with nervous rescue dogs to build trust rather than rushing handling.
Ballina Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine and urgent medical/surgical cases for dogs and cats (examples in reviews include removing embedded fish hooks, ultrasound imaging, monthly injections, and hospitalising a cat for urinary obstruction surgery). Non-review ownership/group details aren’t stated in the information provided. Across the latest reviews, owners describe a mix of experiences: some praise clinical outcomes and cleanliness (including one dog treated for embedded fish hooks), while multiple 1‑star reviews raise concerns about cost transparency (e.g., higher-than-expected bills after procedures), refusal of instalment payments, and communication/continuity issues (particularly in longer-term cat care). Concrete specifics mentioned: - Embedded fish hooks removed from a dog; the visit included tranquiliser plus 5 days of antibiotics and pain relief (one owner reported a €108 bill and was happy with the result). - Ultrasound referral work is offered, but one owner says a quoted €150 ultrasound became a €460 bill. - Cat care mentioned includes Solensia monthly injections, blood tests, IV fluids (“drip”/rehydration), and multi-day hospitalisation after urinary obstruction/urethral flush surgery.
Ballina Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine and urgent medical/surgical cases for dogs and cats (examples in reviews include removing embedded fish hooks, ultrasound imaging, monthly injections, and hospitalising a cat for urinary obstruction surgery). Non-review ownership/group details aren’t stated in the information provided. Across the latest reviews, owners describe a mix of experiences: some praise clinical outcomes and cleanliness (including one dog treated for embedded fish hooks), while multiple 1‑star reviews raise concerns about cost transparency (e.g., higher-than-expected bills after procedures), refusal of instalment payments, and communication/continuity issues (particularly in longer-term cat care). Concrete specifics mentioned: - Embedded fish hooks removed from a dog; the visit included tranquiliser plus 5 days of antibiotics and pain relief (one owner reported a €108 bill and was happy with the result). - Ultrasound referral work is offered, but one owner says a quoted €150 ultrasound became a €460 bill. - Cat care mentioned includes Solensia monthly injections, blood tests, IV fluids (“drip”/rehydration), and multi-day hospitalisation after urinary obstruction/urethral flush surgery.
Carrick Veterinary Centre
Carrickmacross
Our Score (73/100)
Carrick Veterinary Centre’s ownership (independent vs part of a group) isn’t stated in the information available to us. Based on recent reviews, the clinic is used for routine appointments and problem-focused visits (for example, a dog seen for limping within a few hours), and for end-of-life care. Owners repeatedly mention kind handling of difficult situations like euthanasia, but there are also clear reports of dissatisfaction—one owner felt surgery was pushed for a lump that another vet later managed conservatively, and another describes being turned away at a late appointment in favour of a different case. Concrete examples from reviews include: - Same-day/within-hours appointment reported for a limping Border Collie, “sorted before the weekend.” - Multiple detailed accounts of euthanasia being handled with dignity and clear explanations. - A complaint about a lump being presented as likely cancer and needing removal, with “no explanation,” later resolving with a cone and time after a second opinion. - A complaint about being asked to wait/leave at a late appointment and the vet arriving late.
Carrick Veterinary Centre’s ownership (independent vs part of a group) isn’t stated in the information available to us. Based on recent reviews, the clinic is used for routine appointments and problem-focused visits (for example, a dog seen for limping within a few hours), and for end-of-life care. Owners repeatedly mention kind handling of difficult situations like euthanasia, but there are also clear reports of dissatisfaction—one owner felt surgery was pushed for a lump that another vet later managed conservatively, and another describes being turned away at a late appointment in favour of a different case. Concrete examples from reviews include: - Same-day/within-hours appointment reported for a limping Border Collie, “sorted before the weekend.” - Multiple detailed accounts of euthanasia being handled with dignity and clear explanations. - A complaint about a lump being presented as likely cancer and needing removal, with “no explanation,” later resolving with a cone and time after a second opinion. - A complaint about being asked to wait/leave at a late appointment and the vet arriving late.