Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Ireland

DSPCA Veterinary Clinic in Rathfarnham appears to operate under the Village Vets name, with both the clinic website and many owners referring to “Village Vets” or “Village Vets DSPCA.” The practice handles a mix of routine care and urgent cases, including vaccinations, check-ups, regular injections and prompt attention for injuries. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear communication, gentle handling of pets and a caring team, while one longer-term client notes that staff turnover can make continuity harder on regular visits.

Northwest Vets serves both family pets and farm animals in the Lifford area. Recent reviews describe routine pet care such as booster vaccinations and check-ups, alongside practical livestock support including help with calving and poultry treatment. Owners regularly mention clear explanations, a friendly manner, and a clean clinic.

Ballinrobe Veterinary Clinic in Ballinrobe treats both small and large animals, with website-listed services including routine vaccinations, emergency care and 24-hour cover for both. The clinic website also references a shop with products for pets and large animals. Ownership is not publicly stated. Recent feedback is very positive, particularly around compassionate end-of-life support, prompt treatment and helpful communication.

Borovalley Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice in Enniscorthy, established in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey. It treats both horses and small animals, with advanced medical and surgical facilities and dedicated equine services including elective surgery, reproduction and dentistry. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear communication, a kind approach with animals and owners, and support outside routine hours when needed.

Castlelands-Hourihane's Veterinary Clinic in Skibbereen is often experienced by clients as a long-term family vet, especially for dog care. Reviews describe a friendly, professional team that gets to know pets over the years and is willing to fit people in quickly when needed. Recent feedback also highlights support across routine vaccinations, surgery-related care, and compassionate end-of-life care.

Simon B Harty is a veterinary clinic in Newbridge, Kildare. A reliable clinic-specific summary of its services, facilities, and team is not available here. Recent Google review text associated with this name appears to relate to a property business rather than veterinary treatment, so it does not give a dependable picture of clinical care at this practice.

Bushypark Vets is a Galway practice treating cats and dogs, with a broad mix of routine, surgical and urgent care. The clinic states that it offers a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year, and recent reviews continue to highlight fast help for urgent and out-of-hours cases. Recent feedback is consistently warm about the team’s kindness, communication and calm handling of nervous pets.

Cormackstown Veterinary in Maynooth is part of the MyVet group, founded by vets Liam and Nuala Moriarty, and the clinic was established in 2012. It offers routine and surgical veterinary care from a purpose-built site with a dedicated dental suite, operating theatre, isolation area, cat consult room, dog ward, and large walk-in kennels. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting friendly staff, clear explanations, and compassionate support, alongside a small number of complaints about front-desk manner and fee communication.

Frontier Veterinary Services in Enniscorthy offers booked appointments and a walk-in clinic, and says it provides 24-hour emergency care. Reviews highlight both urgent out-of-hours help, including a 1am wasp-sting case with next-day follow-up, and routine care such as vaccinations. The clinic is also used for more complex treatment, including surgery, cat labour complications, allergies, infections, and ongoing rechecks. Overall feedback is very positive, with one strongly negative written review about a vet’s manner and handling.

Summerhill Veterinary Clinic in Nenagh treats both companion animals and farm animals, covering routine care as well as emergency care and surgery. The clinic website states it provides an on-call emergency service 24/7/365, alongside dental care, cryosurgery and end-of-life support. Recent reviews are consistently very positive about the team’s kindness, professionalism and attentive follow-up.

Corrin Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice in Fermoy where owners most often describe thorough diagnostic work-ups, clearly explained treatment plans, and supportive communication throughout care. Recent feedback also highlights access to out-of-hours help, including weekend cases, and mentions that home callouts can be arranged when a pet is not well enough to travel. End-of-life care remains a recurring theme, with families describing a gentle approach and time to say goodbye.

Ashwood Veterinary Centre in Mohill provides routine veterinary care for dogs and cats, along with surgery and compassionate end-of-life support. Recent feedback is especially strong on the team’s calm communication, gentle handling, and the privacy offered during euthanasia appointments. Reviews also mention successful surgery with lab analysis for a senior dog’s skin mass.

Monica Malone Veterinary Practice operates as Spa View Veterinary Clinics and is a member of the VetPartners Family. The clinic offers both routine and urgent veterinary care, with the website listing emergencies, operations, care for hospitalised patients, routine blood tests, nurse clinics, prescriptions, house visits, specialists, and pet health plans. Recent feedback reflects use for routine check-ups, emergency treatment, rabies vaccinations, and supportive end-of-life care. One review also notes that the clinic was under renovation during a visit.

All Pets Veterinary Hospital in Drogheda offers routine veterinary care, diagnostics, surgery, complementary treatment, boarding, and 24/7 emergency cover. The clinic’s facilities include separate cat and dog areas, designated consult rooms, and two theatre spaces, and recent reviews continue to mention a clean, efficient, cat-friendly setup. Feedback is largely very positive, especially around communication, urgent care, and support for anxious pets, though a small number of recent reviews raise concerns about reception interactions, pricing, and one disputed diagnostic experience.

Animal Clinic Dunboyne is a veterinary practice in Dunboyne, Meath, offering care ranging from routine appointments to urgent cases. Website information indicates repeat prescriptions, pet health plans, farm-related services and emergency support, while recent feedback highlights thorough consultations, strong follow-up and a friendly team. Reviews also mention surgical care with good recovery outcomes and compassionate long-term support.

John A. Strumble Veterinary Practice in Cashel is presented alongside O’Connor Julian Veterinary Clinic as part of a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967, part of XLVets and accredited under the VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme. The clinic offers care for companion animals, equine and farm animals, with on-site blood testing, routine procedures and 24/7 veterinary care for clients. Recent feedback is strongly positive, with owners repeatedly highlighting kind, professional handling and supportive staff.

O’Connor Julian Veterinary Surgeons is a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967, caring for farm animals, equines and companion animals. The practice says it offers a 24/7, year-round service and holds VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme status. Recent feedback continues to reflect a clinic that handles everyday pet care as well as urgent problems, with reviewers regularly highlighting professional, compassionate support.

Southview Veterinary Hospital offers preventative care such as vaccination and parasite control, alongside more advanced services including canine reproduction and an on-site physiotherapy and hydrotherapy suite. The clinic also has a pay-monthly Pet Health Plan intended to spread the cost of routine preventative care. Recent owner feedback highlights support with more complex cases, including cardiology work-ups, surgery and ongoing medication management, with communication and aftercare often praised.

Fethard Veterinary Clinic in Fethard, Tipperary is a well-reviewed practice handling both routine and more complex animal care. Client feedback points to on-site surgery, treatment for significant injuries, and farm veterinary work, alongside everyday services such as neutering and vaccinations. Recent comments are largely very positive, with owners highlighting caring vets and staff and good support around surgery and recovery.

Highfield Veterinary in Naas offers routine veterinary care alongside emergency support, with the practice presenting its team as focused on maintaining and improving clinical skills. Recent feedback is especially strong on fast, friendly service and calm, compassionate help during difficult end-of-life decisions. Owners also mention gentle handling at kitten vaccination visits and helpful practical advice from staff.

Riverview Veterinary Clinic Bandon is part of Riverview Veterinary Group, which says it has been operating for around 80 years, and it is owned by VetPartners. The clinic treats small animals and also provides mobile support for dairy cows. Reviews describe a practice that handles both routine appointments and urgent problems, including short-notice visits, out-of-hours help and inpatient monitoring after procedures. Feedback is largely very positive, with one clear negative outlier focused on professionalism and billing.

Westgate Veterinary Clinic in Drogheda is a Vets Partners practice, originally established in 1986 by William Burgess and John Russell. It treats both small animals and large/farm animals, and states that it provides 24/7 care. Recent feedback highlights late-night support, compassionate handling of critical cases, and a willingness to fit pets in when appointments are tight.

Hawkfield Veterinary Clinic in Newbridge is a highly rated local practice with repeated praise for compassionate, long-term care and quick help when pets are unwell. Reviews describe support ranging from routine procedures such as neutering to ongoing management of complex health problems, cancer treatment, and end-of-life care. Owners also highlight the team’s willingness to fit in urgent appointments and to support pets and owners over many years.

Treacy & Sheehan is a fully accredited veterinary clinic in Listowel treating both small and large animals from a purpose-built premises opened in 2010. The clinic is set up for a broad mix of routine and urgent work, including care for unexpected illnesses and accidents, with facilities for intensive care patients. Reviews consistently describe thorough, kind handling of pets and long-standing trust from local families.

Deise Vets is a general veterinary clinic in Dungarvan that welcomes new clients and says it provides high-quality healthcare for animals. Recent feedback is strongly positive, with owners describing the team as helpful, caring, friendly, and reasonable to deal with. Reviews also suggest the clinic handles both routine care and urgent situations with compassion.

Fernwood Veterinary Practice in Enniscorthy offers 24-hour emergency care alongside routine and surgical treatment. Reviews describe quick out-of-hours help, follow-up after urgent cases, and care across a wide range of medical and surgical needs for dogs, cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs. Recent feedback is very positive overall, with one negative review suggesting experiences can vary.

Naas Vet Clinic focuses on companion animals, with preventative care alongside medical and surgical treatment. The clinic lists in-house diagnostics and surgical facilities including digital x-ray, ultrasound, ECG, blood testing, and endoscopy, and reviews describe both routine appointments and more difficult situations such as surgery and end-of-life care. Outside office hours, the clinic states that emergency cover is provided through its affiliation with MiNightVet Kildare.

Ownership or group status is not stated. Seaview Veterinary Clinic is used for both pet and farm-animal care, with repeated reports of quick help for urgent problems, including same-day treatment when needed. Owners also describe a friendly, approachable team that takes time to talk through concerns, and home visits are mentioned.

Avondale Veterinary in Arklow provides care for both small and large animals, with recent feedback highlighting a friendly, compassionate approach. Reviews especially mention prompt help for urgent problems, supportive routine care such as kitten neutering, and sensitive end-of-life care. Owners also describe thoughtful follow-up after bereavement, including condolence cards and forget-me-not seeds.

Blackwater Veterinary in Enfield, Meath treats both pets and farm animals and offers routine preventative care as well as procedures such as neutering and dentistry. The clinic also says that registered clients have access to 24/7 emergency support. Recent reviews describe quick help for urgent problems, compassionate end-of-life support, and long-standing trust in the team.

Borora Veterinary Clinic in Bailieborough appears to care for both small and large animals, with recent feedback covering dogs, horses and general treatment planning. Reviews consistently highlight clear explanations, practical advice and follow-up after treatment. Named staff repeatedly praised include Dr Martina, Shane and Niamh/“Neaf.”

Divilly Veterinary Clinic in Headford is a general small-animal practice that also hosts a visiting vet for exotic pets. Reviews consistently highlight a clean clinic, thorough examinations, clear aftercare after surgery, and a willingness to investigate problems properly rather than taking a wait-and-see approach. Feedback is overwhelmingly positive overall, with one review reporting repeated appointment mix-ups and an unsatisfactory interaction with the owner.

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.

De Lacy, Clancy & Kent – Suirside Veterinary Clinic is a family-run practice in Carrick-on-Suir that sees both small and large animals. It offers a broad clinical setup including diagnostics, surgery and inpatient care, alongside a 24-hour emergency service. The clinic works on an appointment system, with seriously ill animals seen first, and recent feedback continues to highlight clear explanations, compassionate handling and support in urgent or end-of-life situations.

Lusk Vets in Lusk, Dublin operates under the Village Vets group. The practice appears geared toward routine care and ongoing condition management, with reviews mentioning a monthly pet plan, diagnostics, dental follow-up, neutering, and online booking. Recent feedback is overwhelmingly positive for friendliness, efficiency, and follow-up, though one review reports dissatisfaction with clinical judgement and communication in a serious end-of-life case.

Michael Burke Veterinary Practice in Mohill is a general vet clinic offering routine care alongside surgery, diagnostic work and notably supportive end-of-life care. Reviews consistently highlight clear communication, gentle handling and a calm, private approach during difficult appointments. Recent feedback remains very positive, with particular praise for the team’s compassion and professionalism.

Oaktree Vets in Trim is a well-reviewed local practice where owners regularly mention prompt help for urgent problems, supportive care for older pets, and thoughtful follow-up after procedures. Recent feedback continues to highlight a kind, patient team, including calm handling of nervous or dog-reactive pets and compassionate support during difficult visits.

Arena Veterinary Hospital is a companion-animal clinic in Wexford and states that it has been awarded Hospital Status by the Practice Accreditation Board of the Irish Veterinary Council. The clinic highlights routine healthcare including vaccinations, preventative care and neutering, along with an emergency phone line for urgent cases. Recent feedback often mentions quick access to appointments and a reassuring, friendly approach from both vets and reception staff.

Cashel Equine Clinical is an equine-only veterinary clinic in Fethard, Tipperary, offering both first-opinion and referral care for horses and ponies. The clinic’s core services include surgery, medicine, diagnostics, and inpatient care, with 24-hour on-site cover for inpatients by veterinary surgeon interns. Recent feedback is strongly positive, with owners highlighting the facilities, knowledgeable vets, and calm, professional handling.

Moss Veterinary Hospital presents itself as an independent small-animal hospital in Naas with on-site diagnostics and surgical facilities. It appears equipped for routine care as well as more complex medical and urgent cases, with services including imaging, endoscopy, laboratory testing, ECG, oxygen support, and blood transfusions. Recent reviews consistently highlight prompt help in stressful situations, clear communication about treatment options, and compassionate support around pet loss.

Riverview Veterinary Centre in Clonakilty is part of the Riverview Veterinary Group and is owned by VetPartners. The practice says the group has been operating for 80 years, and its website lists an emergency service for small animals alongside an ambulatory emergency service for farm animals. Recent reviews describe a professional, friendly team, with owners often saying their pets are comfortable at the clinic and well looked after.

Barrowvale Veterinary Clinic in Bagenalstown is known for handling both ongoing medical treatment and surgical cases, with clear communication around care and risk checks before procedures. Reviews regularly mention a kind, supportive approach, including careful handling of anxious pets and support through more serious treatment journeys. Owners also highlight staff being helpful outside normal expectations, including assistance on St Stephen’s Day.

Charleville Veterinary Clinic, also referred to in reviews as “Millhouse vets,” appears to have a Facebook-led online presence rather than a full clinic website, so the clearest picture comes from customer experience. Reviews consistently point to a friendly, compassionate team handling routine illness, urgent cases, and follow-up care for cats and dogs. More recent feedback also suggests there is a shop element for pet food and small-animal supplies.

Glasslyn Vets in Bandon offers both routine and more advanced veterinary care, including diagnostics, surgery, dental work and hospitalisation, with emergency care available via a dedicated phone line. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise the clinic’s compassion, especially around end-of-life care and nervous pets, while a smaller number raise concerns about out-of-hours responsiveness, fees and some complex-case outcomes.

Gorey Vet Hospital in Gorey, Wexford has very strong recent feedback for quick access to care, calm handling of nervous pets, and clear communication with owners. Reviews describe support across urgent cases, diagnostics, inpatient treatment, and end-of-life care for both dogs and cats. The clinic appears especially well regarded for seeing urgent cases promptly and helping owners through stressful situations.

Midleton Veterinary Hospital in Midleton, Cork is part of Linnaeus and presents itself as a veterinary hospital offering both routine care and more advanced procedures, with 24/7 care available. The clinic says it has facilities for services including orthopaedic surgery, digital X-ray and keyhole surgery, and it treats small animals, farm animals and equine cases. Recent feedback continues to centre on strong communication in emergencies, supportive end-of-life care, and help with more complex cases.

Sunbeam Vets is a veterinary hospital in Cork and part of IVC Evidensia. It offers routine care alongside 24/7 emergency cover and higher-acuity services, with facilities including surgery, CT scanning, hydrotherapy, and separate cat and dog waiting and ward areas. Recent feedback is especially positive about emergency support, compassionate care, and follow-up, although some owners also mention concerns about costs and administration.

William Kinsella MVB MRCVS is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group, offering care that ranges from routine appointments to urgent or emergency situations. Recent feedback is strongly positive, with owners often highlighting clear explanations, kind handling, and supportive communication during stressful visits. Reviews also mention compassionate end-of-life care and routine procedures such as neutering.

DKD Vet Services in Claremorris is a small-animal practice caring for dogs, cats, and rabbits. Reviews consistently describe thorough, unhurried check-ups, clear explanations, and a reassuring manner with nervous pets and first-time owners. More recent feedback also mentions positive care around a cat’s minor operation, alongside one recurring criticism about reception-area tidiness, pricing clarity, and missed call-backs.

Farney Veterinary Services is a small-animal practice in Carrickmacross, and no wider corporate or vet-group ownership is stated. It is consistently described as a friendly, hands-on clinic, with especially strong feedback around calm communication, support for older or very ill pets, and considerate end-of-life care. Reviews also mention welcoming reception staff, a resident cat, and a revamped clinic interior.

Kelly Veterinary Clinic in Athenry, Galway has a 4.9★ Google rating from 149 reviews. Ownership isn’t stated. The practice handles routine consultations and medical management for cats and dogs, with recent owner feedback highlighting clear explanations, compassionate care, and calm handling of stressed pets.

Lakeside Veterinary Hospital in Loughrea is a small-animal clinic whose recent feedback highlights short-notice access, calm handling, and clear communication about treatment choices and costs. Reviewers also mention a modern practice environment and an owner who stepped in to help on 01/01/2026 when other clinics would not. No corporate group ownership is stated in the available information.

Millvalley Veterinary Clinic is a family-originated practice in Fermoy, with no corporate group indicated. The clinic provides care for both companion animals and farm animals, including routine treatment as well as soft-tissue surgery and dental work. Owners frequently highlight clear explanations, helpful staff, and supportive out-of-hours care, and the clinic also states a 24-hour, year-round service for farm animals.

Ownership or group affiliation is not stated. All Care Veterinary presents itself as a veterinary hospital with experienced vets, nurses and support staff, along with diagnostic and hospital facilities and 24/7 emergency pet care. Recent reviews especially highlight compassionate urgent care and keyhole spay/neuter procedures, with owners describing quick recoveries and short same-day stays. The clinic also mentions a Pet Health Club Plus plan that includes consultations.

Archersfield Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice in Kilkenny. Recent reviews describe clear communication, kind handling, and helpful support in both routine care and more urgent situations. The clinic’s Google profile is strong overall, with consistently positive feedback from pet owners.

Beechwood Vets provides general veterinary care for cats and dogs in South Dublin City, Dublin. Recent feedback highlights a kind, professional team, with praise for long-term support, thoughtful follow-up, and calm handling of nervous pets. Reviews also point to compassionate help with more complex or sensitive situations, including chronic condition management and end-of-life care.

Duntahane Veterinary Clinic in Fermoy treats a wide mix of animals, including cats, dogs, horses and cattle. The clinic’s website highlights on-site diagnostics such as X-ray, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory testing including biochemistry and haematology, and it also mentions herd health work. Recent reviewers consistently praise the team for being friendly, professional and genuinely caring, with particular mention of quick appointments and a spotless clinic.

JF Brody & Athenry Pet Clinic is a mixed practice in Athenry, caring for pets as well as farm animals and horses. The clinic’s listed facilities include consultation and prep areas, an operating theatre, dog and cat kennels, an isolation ward, and a pet grooming area. It also states a 24-hour veterinary service for farm animals and horses.

Palmerstown Veterinary Hospital is a private practice in Palmerstown, Dublin, offering routine veterinary care alongside a strong focus on exotic pets. Owners regularly mention being able to get help for species that many general clinics do not routinely see, including guinea pigs, rabbits, ferrets, reptiles, and fish. Recent feedback also highlights friendly, professional staff, clear communication around procedures, and support through a pet app for quick questions and repeat prescriptions.

Riverforest Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice in Leixlip, Kildare, with out-of-hours emergency cover stated on its website. The clinic offers care for cats, dogs, and rabbits, with review evidence highlighting diagnostic work-ups, surgery when needed, and calm handling for nervous pets. Recent feedback continues to describe a friendly, caring team and positive outcomes in both routine and more involved cases.

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.

Muskerry Veterinary Clinic presents itself as part of one of the largest veterinary practices in the country, providing both farm animal and companion animal care in Macroom. Its core offering includes routine consultations, surgery, hospitalisation, diagnostics such as in-house testing and X-rays, and preventative care, with additional services including acupuncture and cardiology workups. Recent customer feedback also points to flexible handling for nervous pets, follow-up care after referral surgery, and Sunday emergency help.