Vets in Cavan | Ireland Veterinary Directory

Cavan Vet Group Pet Clinic is part of Cavan Vet Group (a small-animal and farm-animal practice, per its website). Based on the services described, it’s set up for routine preventative care (boosters, vaccinations, parasite treatments), diagnostics (including dental X‑ray), and surgery, alongside health plans. From the latest reviews available to us, experiences are mixed: several owners describe thorough routine appointments (e.g., a dog receiving an annual booster with an exam and bloods taken), while a small number describe serious concerns, including alleged missed/delayed diagnosis and feeling their pet should have received urgent surgery sooner. Concrete specifics mentioned: - Health plan (“Pet Plan”) described by an owner as a monthly payment that covers routine items like vaccinations and worming tablets (with extra charges still possible for tests like bloodwork). - Vaccination/booster visits and blood testing explicitly described in reviews. - Two separate 1‑star reviews allege failure to diagnose and/or delayed surgical treatment for serious conditions (including one case involving anaesthesia for investigation and another involving a bleeding issue where surgery was reportedly needed).

Cavan Farm Vets operates as part of Cavan Vet Group and provides care for both small animals and farm animals. Based on the website, the clinic offers routine care (including vaccinations), diagnostics (including dental X‑ray), and surgeries, alongside farm-focused work such as fertility services. For farm clients, the practice states it provides a 24/7 mobile emergency service. In reviews, owners most often mention professional service and kind handling of animals, including one account of a Sunday out‑of‑hours emergency for a cat with help within the hour.

Borora Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-practice clinic (small animals and horses are both mentioned in reviews). Owners describe specific care such as dog dental scale-and-polish procedures, support for “unusual” problems (a dog tail issue), and clear, step-by-step explanations of diagnosis and next actions. Multiple reviewers also mention follow-ups to check how pets are doing, and one reviewer states there are staff available “24/7” (this is a client claim rather than a published policy).

Vets & Pets appears to be a general-practice veterinary clinic (no ownership/group details are stated in the information provided) that sees a wide range of pets and day-to-day medical problems. Reviews describe thorough consultations (including taking time with anxious animals), clear explanations, and practical follow-up—one owner mentions the vet researching a human medication for a dog’s kidney issues and then providing a detailed phone call. Several reviewers also mention an on-site range of pet supplies and toys, and one notes being given leftover specialised food free of charge.

Sean O'Reilly Veterinary Surgeons appears to be a general veterinary practice (ownership/group not stated in the information provided). Recent reviews point to practical, day-to-day care including same-day urgent appointments, dental work, and compassionate support when pets are at end of life. Owners specifically mention an emergency appointment being provided the same evening, staff taking extra care with a very nervous dog, and help making a senior dog’s passing “so comfortable” for both pet and family. There is also at least one low (2‑star) rating without written details, so not all experiences are captured in the text we can see.