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Millview Veterinary Clinic has limited public detail available from the information provided: no service list or website summary was supplied, and the available Google entries don’t include written review text. Google shows a 4.7-star rating from 3 reviews, but the review list provided contains six ratings entries (mostly 5-star, with some 4-star), so the exact count is unclear based on these inputs.
Millview Veterinary Clinic has limited public detail available from the information provided: no service list or website summary was supplied, and the available Google entries don’t include written review text. Google shows a 4.7-star rating from 3 reviews, but the review list provided contains six ratings entries (mostly 5-star, with some 4-star), so the exact count is unclear based on these inputs.
Animal Health Care is a veterinary clinic that (based on owner reports) handles both pets and farm animals, including acute “very sick” cases. Reviewers describe being seen without an appointment for an unwell dog, and one owner says the team arranged to collect their puppy when transport was a problem. The clinic has a mixed review profile overall (4.2/5 from 16 reviews), with most written feedback praising the team’s handling of sick animals, alongside a couple of 1‑star ratings with no written details. Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Seeing and treating a very sick dog when the owner had no appointment. - Staff reassurance during a stressful visit with an unwell pet. - Collection/transport help for a puppy during treatment. - Long-term care for “farm animals and pets” over “30+ years” (as reported by one reviewer).
Animal Health Care is a veterinary clinic that (based on owner reports) handles both pets and farm animals, including acute “very sick” cases. Reviewers describe being seen without an appointment for an unwell dog, and one owner says the team arranged to collect their puppy when transport was a problem. The clinic has a mixed review profile overall (4.2/5 from 16 reviews), with most written feedback praising the team’s handling of sick animals, alongside a couple of 1‑star ratings with no written details. Concrete examples mentioned by owners include: - Seeing and treating a very sick dog when the owner had no appointment. - Staff reassurance during a stressful visit with an unwell pet. - Collection/transport help for a puppy during treatment. - Long-term care for “farm animals and pets” over “30+ years” (as reported by one reviewer).
GCS Veterinary Clinic has limited publicly available detail on specific treatments or facilities in the information provided. Based on Google reviews, owners most often describe the team as “very helpful,” “professional,” and “knowledgeable,” but the written feedback available to us doesn’t give concrete examples of what was done (e.g., specific procedures, follow-up, or case types). Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the supplied data.
GCS Veterinary Clinic has limited publicly available detail on specific treatments or facilities in the information provided. Based on Google reviews, owners most often describe the team as “very helpful,” “professional,” and “knowledgeable,” but the written feedback available to us doesn’t give concrete examples of what was done (e.g., specific procedures, follow-up, or case types). Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the supplied data.
Lower Ormond Veterinary Clinic
Borrisokane
Our Score (45/100)
Lower Ormond Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as providing routine dog care (vaccinations and microchipping) as well as surgery (spaying), including planning around difficult handling cases—one owner says their older, aggressive dog was managed with steps to minimise stress, covering both pre‑op and post‑op care. Named staff mentioned include Rebekah (praised for patience with a challenging dog) and David (praised for professionalism in an owner’s account). The review picture is mixed: alongside multiple strongly positive comments about kindness and “going above and beyond,” two 1‑star reviews allege a serious issue in an emergency pregnancy case (the owner says they were told the puppies were dead, and that the clinic did not offer a payment plan; the owner reports a later C‑section elsewhere resulted in live puppies).
Lower Ormond Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as providing routine dog care (vaccinations and microchipping) as well as surgery (spaying), including planning around difficult handling cases—one owner says their older, aggressive dog was managed with steps to minimise stress, covering both pre‑op and post‑op care. Named staff mentioned include Rebekah (praised for patience with a challenging dog) and David (praised for professionalism in an owner’s account). The review picture is mixed: alongside multiple strongly positive comments about kindness and “going above and beyond,” two 1‑star reviews allege a serious issue in an emergency pregnancy case (the owner says they were told the puppies were dead, and that the clinic did not offer a payment plan; the owner reports a later C‑section elsewhere resulted in live puppies).
This listing appears to be for a human GP/medical clinic rather than a veterinary practice: the website source refers to O’Connell Family Practice (including “Consultations by appointment only” and an out‑of‑hours GP co‑op), and the reviews talk about registering with a GP and “lots of doctors.” The name in the clinic data (“Mahonstown Practice”) may not match the name used on the website. Based on the information available, the practice seems set up for: - General medical consultations by appointment (explicitly stated on the website source). - Out‑of‑hours cover via NEDOC (explicitly stated on the website source), rather than 24/7 in‑house care. Review signals are mixed: some reviewers describe the service as “efficient” and “excellent,” while a negative review describes no reply to emails about taking on new patients and then being told it would be “a couple of weeks” before hearing back.
This listing appears to be for a human GP/medical clinic rather than a veterinary practice: the website source refers to O’Connell Family Practice (including “Consultations by appointment only” and an out‑of‑hours GP co‑op), and the reviews talk about registering with a GP and “lots of doctors.” The name in the clinic data (“Mahonstown Practice”) may not match the name used on the website. Based on the information available, the practice seems set up for: - General medical consultations by appointment (explicitly stated on the website source). - Out‑of‑hours cover via NEDOC (explicitly stated on the website source), rather than 24/7 in‑house care. Review signals are mixed: some reviewers describe the service as “efficient” and “excellent,” while a negative review describes no reply to emails about taking on new patients and then being told it would be “a couple of weeks” before hearing back.
Sheelin Veterinary Practice
Ballyjamesduff
Our Score (43/100)
Sheelin Veterinary Practice is a small-animal clinic mentioned in reviews for treating cats and dogs, including end-of-life care. Owners describe situations ranging from routine assessment and diagnosis to a home visit and euthanasia. Review feedback is mixed: several people say animals were “thoroughly assessed” with “sound diagnosis,” while a repeated 1‑star review describes poor communication around a sick kitten’s condition and death (including the body being kept frozen before the owner was informed). Practical details owners mention include trying to fit people in quickly and, in one case, a vet coming out to see a dog when the owner’s usual vet couldn’t.
Sheelin Veterinary Practice is a small-animal clinic mentioned in reviews for treating cats and dogs, including end-of-life care. Owners describe situations ranging from routine assessment and diagnosis to a home visit and euthanasia. Review feedback is mixed: several people say animals were “thoroughly assessed” with “sound diagnosis,” while a repeated 1‑star review describes poor communication around a sick kitten’s condition and death (including the body being kept frozen before the owner was informed). Practical details owners mention include trying to fit people in quickly and, in one case, a vet coming out to see a dog when the owner’s usual vet couldn’t.
Awbeg Vet Group has very limited publicly available detail in the information provided here: no website summary, no listed services, and almost no written review content. From the Google reviews we can see a mix of very positive star ratings and very negative ones, but only one short written comment (“Top call service always.”) to explain why.
Awbeg Vet Group has very limited publicly available detail in the information provided here: no website summary, no listed services, and almost no written review content. From the Google reviews we can see a mix of very positive star ratings and very negative ones, but only one short written comment (“Top call service always.”) to explain why.
Our Score (41/100)
Thomas G. Kenny Veterinary Practice has limited publicly available detail beyond its name and a small set of Google reviews. In those reviews, several 5‑star ratings describe the vet as having “real knowledge and experience” and being “reliable,” while there are also 1‑star ratings with no written explanation—so the feedback is positive overall but not consistently explained.
Thomas G. Kenny Veterinary Practice has limited publicly available detail beyond its name and a small set of Google reviews. In those reviews, several 5‑star ratings describe the vet as having “real knowledge and experience” and being “reliable,” while there are also 1‑star ratings with no written explanation—so the feedback is positive overall but not consistently explained.
Loughtown Veterinary has limited publicly available detail beyond its Google listing and a small set of short reviews. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, it’s been described as a “stud” (suggesting a breeding/stud-related setup), with several 5‑star ratings but also a couple of 1‑star ratings that provide no specifics. With so little written information, it’s hard to confirm what types of veterinary cases or services it’s set up for beyond what reviewers allude to.
Loughtown Veterinary has limited publicly available detail beyond its Google listing and a small set of short reviews. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, it’s been described as a “stud” (suggesting a breeding/stud-related setup), with several 5‑star ratings but also a couple of 1‑star ratings that provide no specifics. With so little written information, it’s hard to confirm what types of veterinary cases or services it’s set up for beyond what reviewers allude to.
Ballybrown Equine Clinic is a horse-only veterinary clinic that, according to its website, has been operating for around 50 years and works from a purpose-built facility (moved there in 2000). The site positions it as set up for both routine procedures and more complex inpatient cases, including 24-hour intensive care for inpatients. It also highlights a dedicated AI/Fertility Centre with reproductive-focused services (from assisted reproductive techniques through to pre-breeding and infertility workups). Owner feedback is mixed in sentiment but sparse in detail: the clinic has a 4.0★ Google rating from 4 reviews, with some very positive short endorsements (“brilliant service and expertise”) alongside 1★ ratings that don’t include written explanations.
Ballybrown Equine Clinic is a horse-only veterinary clinic that, according to its website, has been operating for around 50 years and works from a purpose-built facility (moved there in 2000). The site positions it as set up for both routine procedures and more complex inpatient cases, including 24-hour intensive care for inpatients. It also highlights a dedicated AI/Fertility Centre with reproductive-focused services (from assisted reproductive techniques through to pre-breeding and infertility workups). Owner feedback is mixed in sentiment but sparse in detail: the clinic has a 4.0★ Google rating from 4 reviews, with some very positive short endorsements (“brilliant service and expertise”) alongside 1★ ratings that don’t include written explanations.