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Ceithre Cos Veterinary Surgeons appears to focus on relationship-based, ongoing care for pets across life stages, with multiple owners describing support “from kittens to end of life” and being given time during difficult goodbyes. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. From the latest reviews, the clinic is repeatedly described as taking time to explain options and answer questions—one owner mentions a long consultation covering dog behaviour, nutrition and remedies, while others highlight careful handling of nervous/reactive dogs and efforts to keep them calm during visits. Several reviewers also comment on a team feel and staff being supportive over many years.
Ceithre Cos Veterinary Surgeons appears to focus on relationship-based, ongoing care for pets across life stages, with multiple owners describing support “from kittens to end of life” and being given time during difficult goodbyes. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. From the latest reviews, the clinic is repeatedly described as taking time to explain options and answer questions—one owner mentions a long consultation covering dog behaviour, nutrition and remedies, while others highlight careful handling of nervous/reactive dogs and efforts to keep them calm during visits. Several reviewers also comment on a team feel and staff being supportive over many years.
Blarney Veterinary Clinic treats both companion animals and farm animals, and describes offering 24/7 emergency service. The clinic highlights in-house diagnostics (ultrasound, X‑ray, endoscopy, microscopy, haematology and biochemistry) alongside surgical care and medical management for long-term conditions such as diabetes, osteoarthritis, and cardiac and reproductive problems. Recent reviews repeatedly mention rapid help in urgent situations (including a call-back “within minutes” and an appointment “within the hour”), accommodation to reduce stress for an animal during neutering, and follow-up after testing (sending samples to a lab and checking in afterwards). End-of-life support is also specifically described by one reviewer who had two elderly pets euthanised within weeks and felt well-supported throughout.
Blarney Veterinary Clinic treats both companion animals and farm animals, and describes offering 24/7 emergency service. The clinic highlights in-house diagnostics (ultrasound, X‑ray, endoscopy, microscopy, haematology and biochemistry) alongside surgical care and medical management for long-term conditions such as diabetes, osteoarthritis, and cardiac and reproductive problems. Recent reviews repeatedly mention rapid help in urgent situations (including a call-back “within minutes” and an appointment “within the hour”), accommodation to reduce stress for an animal during neutering, and follow-up after testing (sending samples to a lab and checking in afterwards). End-of-life support is also specifically described by one reviewer who had two elderly pets euthanised within weeks and felt well-supported throughout.
Ballyragget Veterinary Practice
Ballyragget
Our Score (68/100)
Ballyragget Veterinary Practice describes itself as providing “relaxed small & large animal care” and says it has served the community for over three decades. The website also states it uses “modern diagnostic techniques” and aims to keep owners fully informed about processes and procedures. Reviews back up the emphasis on communication and options: one long-term client says options are explained and “never forced upon,” and another mentions staff taking time to explain everything. Reviews also mention both routine and more involved care (for example, caesarean and spaying), plus emergency call-outs where a vet “came out straight away.”
Ballyragget Veterinary Practice describes itself as providing “relaxed small & large animal care” and says it has served the community for over three decades. The website also states it uses “modern diagnostic techniques” and aims to keep owners fully informed about processes and procedures. Reviews back up the emphasis on communication and options: one long-term client says options are explained and “never forced upon,” and another mentions staff taking time to explain everything. Reviews also mention both routine and more involved care (for example, caesarean and spaying), plus emergency call-outs where a vet “came out straight away.”
Lower Ormond Veterinary Birr has limited veterinary-specific information available from its website summary and the latest reviews we can see. What is consistently evidenced is a focus on an agricultural product range: multiple reviewers describe buying “Agri stuff,” mention a broad product selection, and reference delivery with no issues. Recent written feedback also mentions staff being “nice and polite” and “very helpful,” but there are no concrete details in the available sources about consultations, treatments, procedures, or emergency arrangements.
Lower Ormond Veterinary Birr has limited veterinary-specific information available from its website summary and the latest reviews we can see. What is consistently evidenced is a focus on an agricultural product range: multiple reviewers describe buying “Agri stuff,” mention a broad product selection, and reference delivery with no issues. Recent written feedback also mentions staff being “nice and polite” and “very helpful,” but there are no concrete details in the available sources about consultations, treatments, procedures, or emergency arrangements.
Fealeside Veterinary Hospital
Abbeyfeale
Our Score (68/100)
Fealeside Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary practice frequently described in reviews as having “top class facilities,” with multiple owners specifically mentioning in-house blood testing and quick turnaround on results. The written reviews repeatedly name a vet called Billy, with clients saying he can diagnose problems and “get it sorted” for cats and dogs. Pricing is mentioned in general terms as “very reasonably priced,” though no exact fees are given.
Fealeside Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary practice frequently described in reviews as having “top class facilities,” with multiple owners specifically mentioning in-house blood testing and quick turnaround on results. The written reviews repeatedly name a vet called Billy, with clients saying he can diagnose problems and “get it sorted” for cats and dogs. Pricing is mentioned in general terms as “very reasonably priced,” though no exact fees are given.
Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available data). Based on the written reviews, it’s set up for both routine consultations and urgent “same-day” problems, with owners describing pets being seen quickly and treated effectively. Concrete examples mentioned include a full check-up for a dog with a sudden-onset issue, prompt attention to a horse, and prescribing light sedation to help an anxious terrier travel. Several reviews also describe compassionate handling of end-of-life care, including support during euthanasia.
Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available data). Based on the written reviews, it’s set up for both routine consultations and urgent “same-day” problems, with owners describing pets being seen quickly and treated effectively. Concrete examples mentioned include a full check-up for a dog with a sudden-onset issue, prompt attention to a horse, and prescribing light sedation to help an anxious terrier travel. Several reviews also describe compassionate handling of end-of-life care, including support during euthanasia.
Our Score (68/100)
Small Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where owners most often mention routine procedures and pet-care services rather than complex referral work. In the latest reviews available to us, people describe dogs being booked in for grooming and for neutering, with clear pre‑op and post‑op instructions and follow-up care (including a stitch-removal visit about 9 days after surgery). Several reviews also point to a vet taking time during appointments and offering breed-specific guidance. Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include: - Dog grooming appointments where owners felt their pets were handled carefully. - Neutering with clear instructions before and after the procedure, plus strong aftercare and a stitch-removal visit. - Advice tailored to a dog’s breed and owners receiving “helpful information.” - A named vet (“Jilly”) being noted for giving dogs “the time they need.”
Small Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where owners most often mention routine procedures and pet-care services rather than complex referral work. In the latest reviews available to us, people describe dogs being booked in for grooming and for neutering, with clear pre‑op and post‑op instructions and follow-up care (including a stitch-removal visit about 9 days after surgery). Several reviews also point to a vet taking time during appointments and offering breed-specific guidance. Concrete specifics mentioned by reviewers include: - Dog grooming appointments where owners felt their pets were handled carefully. - Neutering with clear instructions before and after the procedure, plus strong aftercare and a stitch-removal visit. - Advice tailored to a dog’s breed and owners receiving “helpful information.” - A named vet (“Jilly”) being noted for giving dogs “the time they need.”
Hillside Veterinary Surgery appears to be a small, vet-led practice (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information). Based on the latest reviews, it’s set up to handle day-to-day pet healthcare as well as urgent same-day problems: one owner describes being seen on a bank holiday Monday for a dog with a damaged dew claw, and another says they called “a quarter to 6” and were still asked to come in. Owners also repeatedly mention low-stress handling for injections (“pets never notice” and dogs “didn’t even flinch”) and clear explanations of treatment options and likely outcomes.
Hillside Veterinary Surgery appears to be a small, vet-led practice (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information). Based on the latest reviews, it’s set up to handle day-to-day pet healthcare as well as urgent same-day problems: one owner describes being seen on a bank holiday Monday for a dog with a damaged dew claw, and another says they called “a quarter to 6” and were still asked to come in. Owners also repeatedly mention low-stress handling for injections (“pets never notice” and dogs “didn’t even flinch”) and clear explanations of treatment options and likely outcomes.
Kinvara Bay Vet Clinic describes itself as a modern, purpose-built small-animal clinic with an operating theatre and ultrasound. Reviews repeatedly mention being seen quickly for urgent problems even when the diary was full (e.g., a sick cat “within minutes”; a dog seen within half an hour without an appointment), with diagnostics and treatment carried out immediately (blood tests “on the spot”, injections given). Several owners also describe proactive follow-up after illness (calls at 2 and 4 days to check progress). One recent review is strongly negative but provides no detail, which conflicts with the otherwise detailed positive accounts.
Kinvara Bay Vet Clinic describes itself as a modern, purpose-built small-animal clinic with an operating theatre and ultrasound. Reviews repeatedly mention being seen quickly for urgent problems even when the diary was full (e.g., a sick cat “within minutes”; a dog seen within half an hour without an appointment), with diagnostics and treatment carried out immediately (blood tests “on the spot”, injections given). Several owners also describe proactive follow-up after illness (calls at 2 and 4 days to check progress). One recent review is strongly negative but provides no detail, which conflicts with the otherwise detailed positive accounts.
Michael Deady Veterinary Surgeon
Kilmallock
Our Score (68/100)
Michael Deady Veterinary Surgeon is linked via its website to Bruff Veterinary Centre, which describes itself as a mixed animal practice (treating both small and large animals) with 24/7 emergency care. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention out-of-hours help (including being seen late on a Saturday night), house-call support for an end-of-life visit for a large elderly dog, and help with a rescue dog. There is also a serious negative account alleging rudeness and difficulty taking a blood sample, with the owner attributing a poor outcome to that visit.
Michael Deady Veterinary Surgeon is linked via its website to Bruff Veterinary Centre, which describes itself as a mixed animal practice (treating both small and large animals) with 24/7 emergency care. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention out-of-hours help (including being seen late on a Saturday night), house-call support for an end-of-life visit for a large elderly dog, and help with a rescue dog. There is also a serious negative account alleging rudeness and difficulty taking a blood sample, with the owner attributing a poor outcome to that visit.