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Moyland Veterinary Practice is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, and it treats both pets and farm animals. Based on the clinic’s stated services and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday preventative care, diagnostics and surgery alongside end-of-life support—plus farm work such as TB testing and herd health investigations. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment (including an eye problem being talked through), thorough follow-up on ongoing cases, and compassion around euthanasia/PTS decisions. One review also notes the clinic stocks specialised pet food, toys and equipment on-site.
Moyland Veterinary Practice is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, and it treats both pets and farm animals. Based on the clinic’s stated services and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday preventative care, diagnostics and surgery alongside end-of-life support—plus farm work such as TB testing and herd health investigations. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment (including an eye problem being talked through), thorough follow-up on ongoing cases, and compassion around euthanasia/PTS decisions. One review also notes the clinic stocks specialised pet food, toys and equipment on-site.
Western Veterinary Clinic is a family-run mixed animal practice (website) set up for both companion animals and farm/equine work, with facilities on-site for digital X‑rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing (website). Reviews most often describe thorough medical workups (including blood tests with results shared quickly) and clear explanations of options. A few reviews also point to same-day help for urgent issues, such as a dog seen the day a tooth broke (reviews). One detailed review raises a potential friction point around front-desk processes for purchasing supplements/food, including the owner being told they needed an appointment to buy items and reporting mixed messages between vet advice and reception guidance (review).
Western Veterinary Clinic is a family-run mixed animal practice (website) set up for both companion animals and farm/equine work, with facilities on-site for digital X‑rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing (website). Reviews most often describe thorough medical workups (including blood tests with results shared quickly) and clear explanations of options. A few reviews also point to same-day help for urgent issues, such as a dog seen the day a tooth broke (reviews). One detailed review raises a potential friction point around front-desk processes for purchasing supplements/food, including the owner being told they needed an appointment to buy items and reporting mixed messages between vet advice and reception guidance (review).
Wyncroft Veterinary Clinic appears to operate as a family-run mixed animal practice (large animals, small animals, and equine) with on-site diagnostics including digital X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house blood testing, urinalysis, and isolation units (website). Reviews back up a clinic geared to hands-on medical work and decision-making in the consult room—for example, one owner reports blood tests and a full exam with detailed results in ~10 minutes, followed by a discussion of what the results could mean and treatment options (reviews). Same-day help is also mentioned for an urgent issue (a dog that broke a tooth in half) (reviews). A recurring practical point from one detailed review: there may be a strict appointment policy for purchasing clinic-supplied items, and the reviewer describes an uncomfortable reception interaction and lack of email follow-up, alongside otherwise very positive experiences with the vets (reviews).
Wyncroft Veterinary Clinic appears to operate as a family-run mixed animal practice (large animals, small animals, and equine) with on-site diagnostics including digital X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house blood testing, urinalysis, and isolation units (website). Reviews back up a clinic geared to hands-on medical work and decision-making in the consult room—for example, one owner reports blood tests and a full exam with detailed results in ~10 minutes, followed by a discussion of what the results could mean and treatment options (reviews). Same-day help is also mentioned for an urgent issue (a dog that broke a tooth in half) (reviews). A recurring practical point from one detailed review: there may be a strict appointment policy for purchasing clinic-supplied items, and the reviewer describes an uncomfortable reception interaction and lack of email follow-up, alongside otherwise very positive experiences with the vets (reviews).
Church Meadows Veterinary is an independent clinic established by Denis in 2004, set up primarily for sporting dogs—especially racing greyhounds—with a clear focus on musculo-skeletal (lameness) problems. The website describes on-site blood testing, “most surgery” performed on-site, and acupuncture. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe successful outcomes for greyhound lameness cases, including corn-related limping treated with a flexor tenotomy/tendon procedure, and a fractured metatarsal managed with a diagnosis plus rehab instructions.
Church Meadows Veterinary is an independent clinic established by Denis in 2004, set up primarily for sporting dogs—especially racing greyhounds—with a clear focus on musculo-skeletal (lameness) problems. The website describes on-site blood testing, “most surgery” performed on-site, and acupuncture. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe successful outcomes for greyhound lameness cases, including corn-related limping treated with a flexor tenotomy/tendon procedure, and a fractured metatarsal managed with a diagnosis plus rehab instructions.
William Murphy MVB MRCVS appears to be an independent veterinary practice (no corporate group is named in the provided data). Based on the written reviews available, the clinic is used for routine preventative care as well as more sensitive, end‑of‑life appointments. Owners describe staff taking time to explain hands-on treatments (for example, showing how to apply ear cream properly) and being notably supportive during euthanasia visits (“from the first phone call to when we left”). One older review flags the examination room layout as an area that “could be… better.”
William Murphy MVB MRCVS appears to be an independent veterinary practice (no corporate group is named in the provided data). Based on the written reviews available, the clinic is used for routine preventative care as well as more sensitive, end‑of‑life appointments. Owners describe staff taking time to explain hands-on treatments (for example, showing how to apply ear cream properly) and being notably supportive during euthanasia visits (“from the first phone call to when we left”). One older review flags the examination room layout as an area that “could be… better.”
No corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information. Based on the latest reviews, this clinic is repeatedly used for vaccinations and urgent issues, with owners describing fast access in emergencies (one reviewer was seen within 20 minutes on Christmas Eve morning). Another owner says the vet vaccinated their dogs outside to minimise stress. Reviews also repeatedly mention a “helpful” and “professional” service.
No corporate group affiliation is stated in the available information. Based on the latest reviews, this clinic is repeatedly used for vaccinations and urgent issues, with owners describing fast access in emergencies (one reviewer was seen within 20 minutes on Christmas Eve morning). Another owner says the vet vaccinated their dogs outside to minimise stress. Reviews also repeatedly mention a “helpful” and “professional” service.
Erris Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice described by reviewers as treating both small and large animals, with an on-site shop mentioned as “well stocked.” Recent reviews give concrete examples of routine preventive care (a thorough health and microchip check before vaccinations, including an intranasal kennel cough vaccine) as well as end-of-life support (euthanasia with dignity, reassurance about pain control, and arranging individual cremation). A staff member named Honika is specifically thanked for long-term care over several years.
Erris Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice described by reviewers as treating both small and large animals, with an on-site shop mentioned as “well stocked.” Recent reviews give concrete examples of routine preventive care (a thorough health and microchip check before vaccinations, including an intranasal kennel cough vaccine) as well as end-of-life support (euthanasia with dignity, reassurance about pain control, and arranging individual cremation). A staff member named Honika is specifically thanked for long-term care over several years.
Our Score (64/100)
O'Connor's Ennis Veterinary Surgery provides consultations for companion animals and also runs a mobile ambulatory service for farm and equine clients (as stated on its website). The website also states a 24/7, 365-day on-call emergency service; however, multiple reviews describe not getting a response when calling late at night for an emergency, so expectations around out-of-hours access may be worth clarifying. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention: - vets taking time to assess and discuss options rather than “automatically jumping to expensive procedures” - support around end-of-life decisions, including time spent talking through options for an older dog - willingness to help in difficult situations (e.g., assessing and treating a stray cat when others were “unhelpful”)
O'Connor's Ennis Veterinary Surgery provides consultations for companion animals and also runs a mobile ambulatory service for farm and equine clients (as stated on its website). The website also states a 24/7, 365-day on-call emergency service; however, multiple reviews describe not getting a response when calling late at night for an emergency, so expectations around out-of-hours access may be worth clarifying. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention: - vets taking time to assess and discuss options rather than “automatically jumping to expensive procedures” - support around end-of-life decisions, including time spent talking through options for an older dog - willingness to help in difficult situations (e.g., assessing and treating a stray cat when others were “unhelpful”)
Oriel Veterinary Practice has limited published service information available from its website source (a Facebook page that requires login), so the clearest picture comes from client feedback. Reviews describe generally positive experiences with vets and animal handling, alongside a repeated complaint from one reviewer about being unable to see a vet when they needed help and being told they’d have to wait until Monday. One concrete standout is that the receptionist was described as “very impressive and more than helpful” during that same situation.
Oriel Veterinary Practice has limited published service information available from its website source (a Facebook page that requires login), so the clearest picture comes from client feedback. Reviews describe generally positive experiences with vets and animal handling, alongside a repeated complaint from one reviewer about being unable to see a vet when they needed help and being told they’d have to wait until Monday. One concrete standout is that the receptionist was described as “very impressive and more than helpful” during that same situation.
KMC Veterinary is a veterinary clinic with a small set of written reviews that focus more on service experience than on specific treatments. The most concrete details mentioned are that owners report a vet being available when needed, and that Mary (office/front desk) is repeatedly singled out for being helpful and friendly.
KMC Veterinary is a veterinary clinic with a small set of written reviews that focus more on service experience than on specific treatments. The most concrete details mentioned are that owners report a vet being available when needed, and that Mary (office/front desk) is repeatedly singled out for being helpful and friendly.