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Treaty Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group is named in the information provided). Based on the latest reviews, it’s set up for ongoing primary-care vet work with the capacity to manage more serious cases that require hospitalisation. Owners repeatedly mention that the team takes time with appointments and calls, returns phone calls with clear explanations, and provides proactive updates (including daily updates during a dog’s hospital stay). Reviews also indicate more than one clinic site/branch is used by clients.
Treaty Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group is named in the information provided). Based on the latest reviews, it’s set up for ongoing primary-care vet work with the capacity to manage more serious cases that require hospitalisation. Owners repeatedly mention that the team takes time with appointments and calls, returns phone calls with clear explanations, and provides proactive updates (including daily updates during a dog’s hospital stay). Reviews also indicate more than one clinic site/branch is used by clients.
Priory Veterinary Centre is a general veterinary practice that directs out-of-hours cases to the Pet Emergency Hospital. Recent reviews show a split: several long-term dog owners describe staff taking extra time with anxious or “not compliant” dogs, while a couple of 1‑star reviews raise concerns about clinical decision-making and boundaries between reception and veterinary advice. Concrete examples mentioned include a vet visit for a dog’s first appointment, ongoing care over multiple years, and one complaint that a cat’s neuter status wasn’t confirmed by physical exam and “exploratory” surgery was suggested.
Priory Veterinary Centre is a general veterinary practice that directs out-of-hours cases to the Pet Emergency Hospital. Recent reviews show a split: several long-term dog owners describe staff taking extra time with anxious or “not compliant” dogs, while a couple of 1‑star reviews raise concerns about clinical decision-making and boundaries between reception and veterinary advice. Concrete examples mentioned include a vet visit for a dog’s first appointment, ongoing care over multiple years, and one complaint that a cat’s neuter status wasn’t confirmed by physical exam and “exploratory” surgery was suggested.
Glenamaddy Veterinary Clinic
Glenamaddy
Our Score (72/100)
Glenamaddy Veterinary Clinic has been established since 1989 and operates as part of a two-clinic setup with seven full-time vets. The website describes care for both large and small animals, with “state-of-the-art facilities,” and it also states a 24‑hour emergency/out‑of‑hours emergency service. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention being able to get appointments quickly, calm handling of small pets (including rescued cats), and clear explanations. There’s also at least one recent account of a poor experience where an owner felt their dog didn’t receive enough care and attention, so feedback isn’t uniform.
Glenamaddy Veterinary Clinic has been established since 1989 and operates as part of a two-clinic setup with seven full-time vets. The website describes care for both large and small animals, with “state-of-the-art facilities,” and it also states a 24‑hour emergency/out‑of‑hours emergency service. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention being able to get appointments quickly, calm handling of small pets (including rescued cats), and clear explanations. There’s also at least one recent account of a poor experience where an owner felt their dog didn’t receive enough care and attention, so feedback isn’t uniform.
Portmarnock Vet Centre describes itself as an integrative veterinary practice, combining conventional diagnosis/treatment with holistic approaches. Reviews back up a focus on low-stress handling: one cat owner says Fiona managed a “complicated case” with a thorough discussion of options and a stress‑free visit without sedation, and a dog owner describes their pet being handled “gently and in a quiet easy way.” Day‑to‑day care and urgent situations are both mentioned by clients, with one reviewer saying the team supported them in “every day and emergency matters.” Pricing and follow‑up are a mixed point: a recent reviewer reports being quoted €865 (+ possible extras) for dental plaque removal under anaesthetic and says the clinic did not call back about a payment plan.
Portmarnock Vet Centre describes itself as an integrative veterinary practice, combining conventional diagnosis/treatment with holistic approaches. Reviews back up a focus on low-stress handling: one cat owner says Fiona managed a “complicated case” with a thorough discussion of options and a stress‑free visit without sedation, and a dog owner describes their pet being handled “gently and in a quiet easy way.” Day‑to‑day care and urgent situations are both mentioned by clients, with one reviewer saying the team supported them in “every day and emergency matters.” Pricing and follow‑up are a mixed point: a recent reviewer reports being quoted €865 (+ possible extras) for dental plaque removal under anaesthetic and says the clinic did not call back about a payment plan.
Anglesey Lodge Equine Hospital
The Curragh
Our Score (72/100)
Independent equine hospital established in 1976 by Ned Gowing (MRCVS). The clinic is set up for both routine ambulatory work and hospital-based cases, with 24-hour emergency cover year-round and “24-hour onsite nursing” backed by vets (per its website). Owners’ reviews most often point to clear explanations and thorough work-ups (for example, scans and blood tests for a colic case), plus regular updates without needing to chase. One older review conflicts with this, describing an inability to get a call-out price and saying the clinic wouldn’t travel for an urgent situation.
Independent equine hospital established in 1976 by Ned Gowing (MRCVS). The clinic is set up for both routine ambulatory work and hospital-based cases, with 24-hour emergency cover year-round and “24-hour onsite nursing” backed by vets (per its website). Owners’ reviews most often point to clear explanations and thorough work-ups (for example, scans and blood tests for a colic case), plus regular updates without needing to chase. One older review conflicts with this, describing an inability to get a call-out price and saying the clinic wouldn’t travel for an urgent situation.
Comeragh Veterinary is part of the XLVets network (“a network of progressive veterinary practices,” per the site text we could access). Reviews describe the clinic handling both routine and urgent situations, including a bee sting, a car accident, and a dog brought in “for an operation.” Several owners single out calm handling in stressful moments and gentle treatment of nervous pets, while one older review reports a very negative experience when trying to arrange euthanasia for a long-ill dog (described as “irate” and “unsympathetic” on the phone). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include treatment after a car accident, surgery/operation care with nurses involved, and life-saving intervention for a dog.
Comeragh Veterinary is part of the XLVets network (“a network of progressive veterinary practices,” per the site text we could access). Reviews describe the clinic handling both routine and urgent situations, including a bee sting, a car accident, and a dog brought in “for an operation.” Several owners single out calm handling in stressful moments and gentle treatment of nervous pets, while one older review reports a very negative experience when trying to arrange euthanasia for a long-ill dog (described as “irate” and “unsympathetic” on the phone). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include treatment after a car accident, surgery/operation care with nurses involved, and life-saving intervention for a dog.
Veterinary Clinic Clonmel is a small-animal practice that reviewers describe using for both routine care and more difficult situations. Recent written feedback repeatedly mentions support during serious illness, including end‑of‑life appointments handled respectfully, and a team that talks owners through treatment and possible operations rather than rushing conversations. One vet, Niamh, is singled out by name in multiple reviews for looking after dogs through illness and consultations.
Veterinary Clinic Clonmel is a small-animal practice that reviewers describe using for both routine care and more difficult situations. Recent written feedback repeatedly mentions support during serious illness, including end‑of‑life appointments handled respectfully, and a team that talks owners through treatment and possible operations rather than rushing conversations. One vet, Niamh, is singled out by name in multiple reviews for looking after dogs through illness and consultations.
Fethard Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine care and more involved surgical and injury cases. Ownership/corporate group isn’t stated in the information provided. Recent reviews mention an in-clinic operation for a cat (eye removal) with a good recovery reported afterwards, while another review flags a negative experience with reception on the phone. The clinic is also described as a larger setup that can do operations on-site and is wheelchair friendly. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Surgical treatment for a cat requiring eye removal, with the owner noting the cat “has been doing really well ever since.” - Neutering and vaccinations for multiple dogs over the years. - Treatment and nursing care for a severe back-leg injury in a dog, with the leg reportedly saved. - Farm veterinary work is specifically mentioned.
Fethard Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine care and more involved surgical and injury cases. Ownership/corporate group isn’t stated in the information provided. Recent reviews mention an in-clinic operation for a cat (eye removal) with a good recovery reported afterwards, while another review flags a negative experience with reception on the phone. The clinic is also described as a larger setup that can do operations on-site and is wheelchair friendly. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Surgical treatment for a cat requiring eye removal, with the owner noting the cat “has been doing really well ever since.” - Neutering and vaccinations for multiple dogs over the years. - Treatment and nursing care for a severe back-leg injury in a dog, with the leg reportedly saved. - Farm veterinary work is specifically mentioned.
Atlantic Petcare appears set up for routine small-animal vet care, with reviews describing same-day attention for urgent issues, gentle handling of young pets, and clear explanations during appointments. Owners repeatedly mention being able to get a dog “seen straight away,” vets taking time to answer questions, and pets coming back out “happy and wagging tails” even when owners couldn’t accompany them inside during COVID-related restrictions. Reviews also mention dog grooming on-site and an interest in herbal products.
Atlantic Petcare appears set up for routine small-animal vet care, with reviews describing same-day attention for urgent issues, gentle handling of young pets, and clear explanations during appointments. Owners repeatedly mention being able to get a dog “seen straight away,” vets taking time to answer questions, and pets coming back out “happy and wagging tails” even when owners couldn’t accompany them inside during COVID-related restrictions. Reviews also mention dog grooming on-site and an interest in herbal products.
Egmont Veterinary Clinic appears to be a single-clinician practice (clients repeatedly refer to “John”), focused on routine pet healthcare and being available when urgent problems arise. Reviews specifically mention calm handling of nervous cats during check-ups and vaccinations, help with a post-operative complication in a Persian cat, and at least one instance of being asked to come straight in for an evening emergency. Grooming for dogs is also explicitly mentioned by reviewers.
Egmont Veterinary Clinic appears to be a single-clinician practice (clients repeatedly refer to “John”), focused on routine pet healthcare and being available when urgent problems arise. Reviews specifically mention calm handling of nervous cats during check-ups and vaccinations, help with a post-operative complication in a Persian cat, and at least one instance of being asked to come straight in for an evening emergency. Grooming for dogs is also explicitly mentioned by reviewers.