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Deelside Veterinary Clinic is described in recent reviews as a modern, clean facility with a team that includes reception staff and vets working closely with owners. Across multiple accounts, people mention staff being “helpful” and “knowledgeable,” and one owner specifically noted that when “numerous visits were necessary,” the clinic “often kept the fee at the bare minimum.” There is also a single 1‑star review with an unclear comment that doesn’t describe an experience or outcome.
Deelside Veterinary Clinic is described in recent reviews as a modern, clean facility with a team that includes reception staff and vets working closely with owners. Across multiple accounts, people mention staff being “helpful” and “knowledgeable,” and one owner specifically noted that when “numerous visits were necessary,” the clinic “often kept the fee at the bare minimum.” There is also a single 1‑star review with an unclear comment that doesn’t describe an experience or outcome.
EquiVET Ireland is an equine-only clinic focused on equine sports medicine. Reviews repeatedly point to a purpose-built setup—described as clean, tidy, and “well equipped”—with “excellent diagnostics available.” Owners also mention a consult style where procedures are explained in detail and they’re kept involved, alongside friendly front-desk support (one reviewer notes being offered a coffee while waiting).
EquiVET Ireland is an equine-only clinic focused on equine sports medicine. Reviews repeatedly point to a purpose-built setup—described as clean, tidy, and “well equipped”—with “excellent diagnostics available.” Owners also mention a consult style where procedures are explained in detail and they’re kept involved, alongside friendly front-desk support (one reviewer notes being offered a coffee while waiting).
Veterinary Specialists Cork
Little Island
Our Score (70/100)
Veterinary Specialists Cork is part of Veterinary Specialists Ireland, described on its website as an independently owned specialist veterinary hospital founded in 2019 by Laura Cuddy and Turlough Mc Nally. It appears set up for referral-level and emergency specialist cases, with the website stating 24/7 emergency care. Recent reviews repeatedly describe advanced diagnostics and rapid surgical decision-making, especially for spinal cases (IVDD): multiple owners mention dogs arriving paralysed or with suspected disc extrusion and receiving MRI and same-day surgery, followed by frequent updates during recovery. Reviews also mention cancer-related surgery planning (mast cell tumour) and an arthritis “Dog Stem” stem-cell treatment for elbows.
Veterinary Specialists Cork is part of Veterinary Specialists Ireland, described on its website as an independently owned specialist veterinary hospital founded in 2019 by Laura Cuddy and Turlough Mc Nally. It appears set up for referral-level and emergency specialist cases, with the website stating 24/7 emergency care. Recent reviews repeatedly describe advanced diagnostics and rapid surgical decision-making, especially for spinal cases (IVDD): multiple owners mention dogs arriving paralysed or with suspected disc extrusion and receiving MRI and same-day surgery, followed by frequent updates during recovery. Reviews also mention cancer-related surgery planning (mast cell tumour) and an arthritis “Dog Stem” stem-cell treatment for elbows.
Dunmore Veterinary Clinic has been providing care since 1989 and describes itself as a mixed practice for both large and small animals, with seven full-time vets and “state-of-the-art facilities.” It’s a member of XLVets Ireland. Based on the clinic’s own information, it’s set up for farm work (including TB testing and bull/ram vasectomy) as well as routine and diagnostic care (blood testing, X-ray, anaesthesia, dentistry). The latest written reviews available to us are brief but consistently mention the team being “friendly and helpful.”
Dunmore Veterinary Clinic has been providing care since 1989 and describes itself as a mixed practice for both large and small animals, with seven full-time vets and “state-of-the-art facilities.” It’s a member of XLVets Ireland. Based on the clinic’s own information, it’s set up for farm work (including TB testing and bull/ram vasectomy) as well as routine and diagnostic care (blood testing, X-ray, anaesthesia, dentistry). The latest written reviews available to us are brief but consistently mention the team being “friendly and helpful.”
Barna Veterinary Clinic is led by Clinical Director Leanne Eversten (as stated on the clinic website). The website indicates the clinic sees dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and hamsters, and lists vaccination and microchipping among its services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe support with cat care, including emergency appointments (including an Easter weekend visit) and end‑of‑life care; one reviewer also mentions a major skin infection that needed “specialist treatment” and resulted in “full recovery.” Cost is a clear decision point: one owner describes a ~€1000 bill for about six hours of care including euthanasia and felt the clinic was “known to be very expensive,” while other reviewers focus on being reassured and supported during urgent and difficult situations.
Barna Veterinary Clinic is led by Clinical Director Leanne Eversten (as stated on the clinic website). The website indicates the clinic sees dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and hamsters, and lists vaccination and microchipping among its services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe support with cat care, including emergency appointments (including an Easter weekend visit) and end‑of‑life care; one reviewer also mentions a major skin infection that needed “specialist treatment” and resulted in “full recovery.” Cost is a clear decision point: one owner describes a ~€1000 bill for about six hours of care including euthanasia and felt the clinic was “known to be very expensive,” while other reviewers focus on being reassured and supported during urgent and difficult situations.
Clew Bay Vets is a small-animal practice where reviews repeatedly describe fast access to care and practical help for routine procedures and travel paperwork. Owners specifically mention cat neutering and microchipping, a same-day illness visit that included examination/diagnosis/treatment/medication within about 30 minutes, and help sorting an EU pet passport. Feedback also points to a non-clinical downside: two recent 1‑star reviews complain about the condition of the car park surface.
Clew Bay Vets is a small-animal practice where reviews repeatedly describe fast access to care and practical help for routine procedures and travel paperwork. Owners specifically mention cat neutering and microchipping, a same-day illness visit that included examination/diagnosis/treatment/medication within about 30 minutes, and help sorting an EU pet passport. Feedback also points to a non-clinical downside: two recent 1‑star reviews complain about the condition of the car park surface.
Viking Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a first-opinion practice for companion animals, with head vet Miriam and the team available 24/7 (as stated on its website). Reviews commonly reference the clinic handling serious injuries and surgical cases—including a cat with an infected wound that required two surgeries, and a cat hit by a car that was stabilised and operated on the next day (Sunday). Owners also mention clear, reassuring communication and aftercare support with medication in some cases, while a small number of reviews report communication problems and disputed clinical findings (for example, a reported heart murmur later contradicted by another vet). The website also notes a large yard outside the building for parking.
Viking Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a first-opinion practice for companion animals, with head vet Miriam and the team available 24/7 (as stated on its website). Reviews commonly reference the clinic handling serious injuries and surgical cases—including a cat with an infected wound that required two surgeries, and a cat hit by a car that was stabilised and operated on the next day (Sunday). Owners also mention clear, reassuring communication and aftercare support with medication in some cases, while a small number of reviews report communication problems and disputed clinical findings (for example, a reported heart murmur later contradicted by another vet). The website also notes a large yard outside the building for parking.
Our Score (69/100)
Thomas F. Horkan Veterinary Practice (also referred to by reviewers as “Ballina Veterinary Clinic”) appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases, based on reports of hospitalisation, surgery and follow-up treatment. Owners describe procedures including removal of embedded fish hooks with sedation and medication to go home, ultrasound appointments, blood tests and IV fluids (“dripped and rehydrated”), and treatment for feline urinary obstruction that involved several days of hospitalisation. Reviewers give mixed signals on the experience: some mention “exceptionally clean” facilities and “professional” vets, while several 1‑star reviews focus on cost transparency (large bills without an estimate being discussed first) and payment policy (requests to pay in instalments being refused, and one owner alleging their pet was not released until payment was made).
Thomas F. Horkan Veterinary Practice (also referred to by reviewers as “Ballina Veterinary Clinic”) appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases, based on reports of hospitalisation, surgery and follow-up treatment. Owners describe procedures including removal of embedded fish hooks with sedation and medication to go home, ultrasound appointments, blood tests and IV fluids (“dripped and rehydrated”), and treatment for feline urinary obstruction that involved several days of hospitalisation. Reviewers give mixed signals on the experience: some mention “exceptionally clean” facilities and “professional” vets, while several 1‑star reviews focus on cost transparency (large bills without an estimate being discussed first) and payment policy (requests to pay in instalments being refused, and one owner alleging their pet was not released until payment was made).
Veterinary Office Killala is a small veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned) that owners describe as straightforward and practical in its care. Reviews repeatedly mention Eamon/Eamonn as “honest” and “straight to the point,” with staff being informative during appointments and helping pets stay calm. One owner specifically reports their 12‑year‑old dog was hospitalised and made a full recovery, suggesting the clinic can manage cases needing inpatient care, not just routine consults. Reception is also mentioned as trying to get appointments as soon as possible.
Veterinary Office Killala is a small veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned) that owners describe as straightforward and practical in its care. Reviews repeatedly mention Eamon/Eamonn as “honest” and “straight to the point,” with staff being informative during appointments and helping pets stay calm. One owner specifically reports their 12‑year‑old dog was hospitalised and made a full recovery, suggesting the clinic can manage cases needing inpatient care, not just routine consults. Reception is also mentioned as trying to get appointments as soon as possible.
Dogs Aid Assisi Clinic
North Dublin City
Our Score (69/100)
Dogs Aid Assisi Clinic is part of Dogs Aid, a dog rescue organisation operating since 1987, focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming unwanted and abandoned dogs. From the latest reviews available, the clinic is commonly used by owners for routine vet help (an “itch” treated is specifically mentioned) and for last-minute urgent check-ups near closing time. Several reviewers also emphasise low-cost care, including one stating there are “no consultation fees,” while others describe long waits due to queues (around 2 hours mentioned).
Dogs Aid Assisi Clinic is part of Dogs Aid, a dog rescue organisation operating since 1987, focused on rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming unwanted and abandoned dogs. From the latest reviews available, the clinic is commonly used by owners for routine vet help (an “itch” treated is specifically mentioned) and for last-minute urgent check-ups near closing time. Several reviewers also emphasise low-cost care, including one stating there are “no consultation fees,” while others describe long waits due to queues (around 2 hours mentioned).