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White Oaks Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Drumcollogher, Limerick. Publicly available information is limited, so there are no further confirmed details here on its facilities, routine services, or team.
All Paws Vet Clinic Castletroy presents itself as an independent, family-run practice for family pets, with 15-minute appointments as standard. Its stated service range covers routine preventative care as well as surgery and orthopaedics, including broken bones and more complex joint procedures. Recent feedback describes a bright, modern clinic and a calm, caring approach with nervous dogs as well as more complex cases.
Bruff Veterinary Centre is a veterinary clinic in Bruff, Limerick. Feedback points to straightforward, supportive appointments, with reviewers most often describing the vets as helpful, friendly and honest. One staff member, Jacinta, is singled out for particularly caring support during a difficult visit.
Castletroy Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal veterinary practice in Castletroy, Limerick. Recent reviews describe a warm, welcoming reception team and vets who are kind, patient and gentle with pets, including cats and nervous animals. Long-term clients also mention consistently good care over many visits, with some noting quick appointments and very little waiting.
Dooneen Equine Veterinary Clinic is a first-opinion equine practice in Crecora, Limerick, founded by Des Barnwell and now led by Sabrina Barnwell. The clinic offers routine and emergency veterinary care for horses, alongside stud work, pre-purchase examinations, and race day and event support. Its stated facilities include an in-house laboratory, ultrasound, and digital X-ray. Customer feedback is very positive, though the written comments are few and mostly brief.
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Public information for Doreen Corridan in Fedamore, Limerick is very limited. The only linked website appears to relate to Limousin cattle rather than a pet healthcare practice, so a clear veterinary service profile cannot be confirmed from published information. Google shows a 5.0-star rating from 6 reviews, but no written reviews were available to show what clients were reviewing.
Adare Veterinary Clinic is a mixed farm and companion-animal practice in Adare, Limerick, and a member of XLVets Ireland. The clinic states that it provides a 24-hour, 365-days-a-year emergency service, and recent reviews include an example of a dog being seen immediately after an out-of-hours call. Reviews also point to clear communication during treatment, supportive end-of-life care, and generally friendly day-to-day service, alongside one repeated complaint about an incorrectly issued animal passport.
Allpaws Veterinary Clinic is an independent, family-run practice in Raheen, Limerick for family pets. It offers both routine care such as vaccinations and neutering, and more advanced surgical and orthopaedic work, including treatment for broken bones, joint surgery, and BOAS surgery mentioned by owners. The clinic’s website also lists care for dogs, cats, and rabbits.
Hospital Veterinary Centre in Hospital, Limerick appears to provide general small-animal veterinary care, with reviews specifically mentioning dogs and puppies. Recent feedback highlights a kind, professional team and a notably quick Sunday call-back for an urgent choking concern. Most recent comments are very positive, though one reviewer reports problems with appointment handling and follow-up communication.
Waterside Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice in Dromcollogher, Limerick with a 4.9★ Google rating from 44 reviews. It sees dogs and cats and has also been used for smaller or less common pets, including a guinea pig and a leopard gecko. Reviews mention both routine and urgent care, including microchipping, surgery with strong aftercare, and emergency appointments.
Abbey Veterinary is a small-animal veterinary practice in Kilmallock, County Limerick. Feedback consistently points to a friendly, professional team, prompt help including call-outs, and vets who take time to talk things through with owners. Long-standing clients also describe the practice as dependable over many years.
East Limerick Veterinary Centre in Caherconlish provides routine pet care including check-ups, vaccinations, parasite control, nutritional advice and routine surgery. The clinic also advertises urgent assistance through a 24-hour emergency line for current clients only, and states it cannot take new or returning clients out of hours. Recent reviews highlight a friendly reception team, patient support around treatment questions, and positive surgical aftercare.
Loftus Veterinary, also referred to by some reviewers as Abbey Vets, is a general veterinary practice in Ballingary, Limerick. Reviews mainly discuss small-animal care, ongoing pet care, consultations, and call-out visits. Feedback is largely positive for prompt service, clear communication, and a clean, welcoming environment, although one reviewer reports a serious complaint about an alleged misdiagnosis and delays in receiving medication records.
Mid West Veterinary Clinic in Crossagalla, Limerick is a well-reviewed practice that owners often mention for urgent medical cases, inpatient support, and especially sensitive end-of-life care. Reviews describe practical help during emergencies, aftercare following serious illness, and a dedicated comfort room for euthanasia appointments with keepsakes such as paw prints and a hair clipping. Recent feedback also praises the team as friendly, caring, professional, and honest.
Treaty Veterinary Hospital in Limerick offers a broad range of pet care, from routine consultations and vaccinations to diagnostics, surgery, dental treatment, physiotherapy, and end-of-life support. The clinic also states that it provides a 24/7 emergency out-of-hours service, 365 days a year. Recent reviews consistently highlight friendly handling, long-term continuity of care, and strong support during urgent and difficult situations.
Crescent Veterinary Hospital in Dooradoyle, Limerick is a small-animal practice with reviews centred on dogs and cats. Owners regularly praise clear explanations of tests and treatment, including costs being discussed in advance, along with compassionate handling of stressful situations. Recent feedback also points to strong continuity of care for long-term patients, follow-up calls after treatment, and visits that run smoothly and on time.
Deelside Veterinary Clinic in Rathkeale is presented in customer feedback as a modern, clean practice with a supportive team of reception staff and vets. Recent reviews consistently describe the staff as helpful, caring, and knowledgeable, with positive comments about both first visits and repeated appointments. One owner also noted that fees were kept to a minimum when several visits were needed, although there is no published price list available.
Mulcair Vet Clinic in Cappamore provides care for both companion animals and large animals. The clinic lists routine preventative care, diagnostics including X-ray and ultrasound, and longer-term support such as weight management and dental health checks. It also states that a 24-hour emergency service is available for registered clients, 24/7 all year round.
Fealeside Veterinary Hospital in Abbeyfeale provides general veterinary care for cats and dogs, with in-house blood testing so results can be available quickly. Recent feedback is consistently positive about the caring team, clean facilities, and the practical, friendly approach owners associate with Billy.
Newcastle West Pet Vet Clinic says it offers a 24-hour emergency service, 7 days a week, outside normal appointment hours. Reviews most often mention routine veterinary visits and grooming, with positive comments about kind staff, clear explanations, and support during treatment and recovery. Grooming feedback is mixed: several owners say their dogs looked great after appointments, while one reviewer reports cuts after grooming on two occasions.
Greenmount Equine Hospital is an equine-focused veterinary hospital in Patrickswell, Limerick. Public feedback is mixed: some horse owners praise the veterinary support, while others report poor reception interactions, including one serious complaint linked to an urgent situation. One reviewer also describes the premises as modern and up to date.
Ballybrown Equine Clinic is a horse-only veterinary clinic in Clarina, Limerick. Its website says it has been operating for around 50 years and has worked from a purpose-built facility since 2000, with capacity for both routine procedures and more complex inpatient cases, including 24-hour intensive care for admitted horses. The clinic also highlights a dedicated AI/Fertility Centre focused on breeding and reproductive work.
Martha Naughton is a veterinary clinic in Cappamore, Limerick. Publicly available information here is very limited, so there is not enough detail to describe its facilities, opening hours, or range of care. No ownership information is available.
Curtin Veterinary in Abbeyfeale is presented as a long-established, independently run clinic with clients describing decades of use. The practice appears set up for both routine appointments and cases needing treatment or operations, including an in-clinic recovery area. Recent feedback continues to highlight calm, compassionate handling and strong owner confidence around both everyday care and health concerns.
John Noonan Veterinary Clinic is a mixed farm and companion-animal practice in Adare and is a member of XLVets Ireland. The clinic lists a broad range of routine and clinical services, including imaging, laboratory work, surgery, dentistry, pet passports, and boarding kennels, and states that it provides a 24-hour, 365-day emergency service. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners highlighting quick access, clear communication, and kind support during difficult end-of-life decisions.
Bourke Vets is a general veterinary practice in Newcastle West, Limerick, with no wider corporate group identified. Recent feedback most often mentions dogs being seen for routine care and common procedures, including same-day appointments, dental treatment, castration care, and end-of-life support. Overall sentiment is very positive for helpfulness, attentiveness, and compassionate handling, although one detailed review reports a serious complication after castration and dissatisfaction with the follow-up.
Clare Street Vets is a small-animal clinic in Limerick with a 24-hour emergency arrangement through a separate night-vet service. Reviews consistently describe a friendly, attentive team, with owners saying pets are handled gently and treated well. Named praise includes Megan for thorough, wide-ranging advice and Yvonne for front-desk service.
Michael Deady Veterinary Surgeon appears linked via its website to Bruff Veterinary Centre, a mixed animal practice treating both small and large animals, with 24/7 emergency care. Reviews highlight out-of-hours help, including a late-night Saturday appointment, as well as a home visit for an elderly large dog at the end of life. Most feedback is very positive, though there is one serious negative review alleging rudeness and an unsuccessful blood draw.
Monaleen Vets appears to be part of the Rockhall Veterinary group, with both the clinic website and customer comments referring to Rockhall branches. The clinic is set up for routine consultations and ongoing care, and it states that 24-hour emergency cover is provided through a partner night-vet service. Recent feedback highlights kind handling, clear communication, and helpful coordination between branches when appointments are tight.
Veterinary Clinic Dooradoyle is described in reviews as a family-run father-and-son practice, with Adrian and Adrian junior named by pet owners. Reviews point to a mix of routine care and short-notice urgent treatment, including prompt assessment of allergic reactions and other sudden illnesses. Owners also mention cat surgery, clear follow-up advice, and a friendly approach that helps pets feel safe and well handled.
P Mac Namara MVB MRCVS is a veterinary practice in Crecora, Limerick, listed under the name P Mac Namara (MVB, MRCVS). There is very little public information available about its facilities, appointment types, or specific treatments. On Google, it has a 4.0★ rating from 1 review, so the public feedback available is very limited.
Castletown Road Veterinary Premises is a veterinary clinic in Kilmallock, Limerick. Public information about the practice is very limited, so there is not enough detail available to describe its facilities, opening hours, or full service range.
Hillside Veterinary Surgery appears to be a small, vet-led practice in Abbeyfeale, with no stated corporate group affiliation. It handles routine pet care as well as urgent same-day problems, with reviews describing pets being seen on a bank holiday and after a late-day phone call. Owners also repeatedly praise calm, gentle handling for injections and clear explanations of treatment options and likely outcomes.
City Vet is a veterinary practice in Limerick offering routine pet care including vaccinations and treatments, neutering, dentistry, and older pet health care. Reviews consistently highlight a friendly, thorough team, with especially strong feedback around support for chronic illness and end-of-life care. The website also mentions a Sunday morning call-out for a hamster, showing the practice has responded to urgent cases involving smaller pets.
Arra Veterinary in Newcastle West is a general veterinary clinic caring for both farm animals and family pets, with both call-out and in-clinic treatment mentioned. The clinic is also noted for supplying pet medications, and Tom and Dawn are named by clients for advice and recommendations. Overall feedback is limited and mixed, with positive comments about helpful service alongside a small number of low-detail ratings.
Rockhall Vets Ennis Road in Limerick offers routine veterinary care and procedures for dogs and cats, alongside a 24/7/365 emergency care arrangement with Limerick Night Vets. Reviews consistently describe a calm, supportive experience, with particular praise for clear explanations and thoughtful handling of anxious or reactive pets.
Henry Street Vets in Limerick is part of the Rockhall Veterinary group and offers routine care alongside 24-hour emergency cover. The clinic’s website lists core services including vaccinations, neutering, pet passports and dental care, while owner accounts also describe emergency admissions, overnight hospitalisation, diagnostics and surgery. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise urgent care, communication and compassion, while a minority report concerns about routine treatment decisions, cat handling and out-of-hours charges.