Farm & Large-Animal Vets near Bailieborough

## Summary 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). ## Services Services and capabilities mentioned in the available information include: - **Dog dentistry:** dental **scale and polish** for small dogs (specifically named). - **Horse care:** advice and help for **horses**, with reviewers highlighting practical guidance and reliability. - **General vet care for small animals and large animals:** questions answered for both, and treatment planning discussed. - **Case follow-up:** at least one owner reports the clinic **checked in afterwards** to see how their dog was getting on. - **Availability:** one reviewer says they have **staff on 24/7** (not independently confirmed in the provided data). ## People - **Dr Martina** (vet): repeatedly credited for a dog’s **dental scale and polish**, with owners noting calm “bedside manner” and clear advice during the procedure. - **Shane**: described as **knowledgeable** and **clear about diagnosis and plan of action**, including for horses and small animals; another owner mentions he provides **honest, helpful advice** for horses. - **Niamh / “Neaf”** (phone/reception): mentioned as **helpful on the phone**; also named alongside Shane in a review praising professionalism during a dog’s unusual tail problem. - **Team follow-up:** one owner specifically notes the clinic **followed up** after treating their dog’s tail issue. ## Reviews **Google rating: 5 stars from 23 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Dental care is specifically praised:** multiple reviews name a **dog dental scale and polish** and describe good handling and advice around it. - **Clear explanations and planning:** owners mention being kept informed about **diagnosis and the plan of action**, including for both horses and small animals. - **Support beyond the appointment:** follow-up contact (“always following up to see how he is getting on”) is mentioned after a dog’s unusual tail issue. - **Responsiveness/availability:** one reviewer states there is **staff “on 24/7.”** - **Front-desk experience noted:** phone support is called out as particularly helpful by name.

## Summary 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. ## Services Based on the written reviews available: - **General veterinary consultations for multiple species**, including dogs, cats, guinea pigs, and an “odd snake.” - **Illness assessment and treatment**, with examples including a puppy with diarrhoea. - **Support for ongoing/chronic issues**, with one case involving **kidney problems** and discussion of medication options (including research into a human drug used for dogs). - **Handling nervous/anxious pets**: owners describe staff giving pets time to relax and not rushing examinations. - **Pet supplies sold on-site**, with a “good range” of supplies and toys mentioned; specialised diets/food are also referenced. ## People - **Claudia (vet)**: described as *thorough* and someone who “takes the time to explain everything.” One owner reports she researched a medication option in her own time for a dog with kidney issues and followed up with a detailed phone call. - **Receptionist and wider team**: mentioned as helpful; one review describes staff providing a bag of leftover specialised food at no charge. Staff are also described as patient when examining an anxious dog (allowing time to settle rather than rushing). ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 152 reviews.** The themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - Repeated reports of **thorough examinations** and **clear explanations** during appointments. - **Extra effort and follow-up** are mentioned (e.g., researching medication options and calling with detailed information). - **Good handling of nervous pets**, with owners noting staff patience and a calm approach. - **Value and practical help** come up in a few reviews (e.g., “reasonable” prices mentioned without figures; leftover specialised food provided free). - While most visible written reviews are positive, the overall rating includes at least one **1-star** and one **3-star** rating in the recent set provided, without written detail here to explain why.

## Summary This listing is for veterinary surgeon **Philip Lynch (MVB, MRCVS)**. The available feedback signal is limited: the profile shows a **5.0★ average from 3 Google reviews**, but the reviews available to us don’t include written details (only star ratings), so there isn’t enough information here to understand what kinds of cases the practice most often handles or what the day-to-day experience is like. ## People - **Philip Lynch** — veterinary surgeon (credentials listed: **MVB, MRCVS**). ## Reviews **Google: 5.0★ from 3 reviews.** The reviews available to us are star ratings without written commentary. “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” No written review themes are available in the data provided, so we can’t summarise what owners specifically praise or criticise (e.g., communication, handling of pets, wait times, or types of treatment).