Ireland has 498 farm and large-animal vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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There are 498 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in Ireland.
Bluestack Veterinary Clinic treats both companion animals and larger animals, with the website specifically covering horses, ponies, donkeys, and farm animals alongside routine pet care. The clinic also lists flock and herd health, dental...
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Con Twomey MRCVS is a small veterinary practice in Coachford, Cork. Reviews consistently point to quick access to appointments, thorough clinical work-ups, and vets staying on near closing time to deal with urgent cases. Recent feedback...
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Farm Vet Practice appears to operate as part of Cavan Vet Group. It offers care for both small animals and farm animals, including routine treatment, diagnostics, surgery, and farm fertility work, with a stated 24/7 mobile emergency...
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Mulroy Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Lifford, Donegal. Available information points to small-animal consultations, including a Wednesday small-animal clinic in Stranorlar. Reviews are mostly positive about friendliness, advice, and...
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Chanelle Pharma in Loughrea appears to operate as a pharmaceutical site rather than a pet-facing veterinary clinic. Public reviews focus on access, loading and collection arrangements, and driver facilities rather than consultations or...
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Our Score (42/100)
Bellair House Stud Equine Services is based in Clonaslee, Laois. Publicly available service detail is very limited; the clearest described offering is long-term property maintenance for equine-related properties. The small amount of public...
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Carbery Veterinary in Dunmanway is part of the Glasslyn group and offers both companion-animal and farm-animal care. The clinic lists a broad range of in-house diagnostics, including X-rays, ultrasound, and an in-house analyser, alongside...
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John O'Gara is a veterinary listing in Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon. Public information available here is limited, so detailed service and facility information is sparse. The practice currently has a small number of Google reviews, all at 5...
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KMC Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Loughrea, Galway. Public detail on specific treatments is limited, but customer feedback is consistently positive and centres on helpful service. Reviewers repeatedly praise Mary in the office/front...
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O'Shea Veterinary Clinic in Killorglin receives consistently warm feedback for compassionate, personable care. Reviews mention support with both straightforward and more complex pet health issues, including a cat with multiple concurrent...
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Roseville Veterinary Clinic in Newmarket-on-Fergus appears to be a small local practice caring for both pets and large animals. Clients repeatedly mention Louis Hassett and Trish by name, with reviews highlighting kind handling, quick...
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Eamonn Quirke Vet Practice is a veterinary clinic in Cullen, Tipperary. Feedback from clients points to a caring, professional service, with particular praise for clear advice and the way pets are handled. The small review base also...
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Our Score (42/100)
Kate Engiel-Murray Veterinary Surgeons, also referred to as All Creatures Veterinary Clinic, offers routine small-animal care alongside large-animal work. The clinic states that it has high-spec diagnostic equipment, provides a 24-hour...
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O'Keeffe Mooney & Ryan is a veterinary practice in Tipperary Town; ownership is not stated. Public feedback points mainly to routine companion-animal care, with dogs specifically mentioned by reviewers. Owners highlight practical advice,...
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Carnew Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice in Carnew, Wicklow. Owners commonly describe friendly, considerate care for pets across different life stages, with repeated praise for the time vets spend listening and...
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George O'Malley Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Castlebar, Mayo. Public information is limited, but the small number of recent reviews suggests a positive client experience, with comments highlighting friendly, helpful staff.
Philip Long Veterinary Health, also known as Slieve Bloom Veterinary, is a large-animal veterinary practice in Shinrone, Offaly, established in 2004 and listed as a member practice of XL Vets Ireland. The practice is set up mainly for farm...
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Barry Judge Veterinary in Nobber, Meath is a mixed practice covering companion animals, farm animals, and equine work. Its listed services span routine care, surgery, diagnostics, and longer-term support such as arthritis management,...
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David Connors Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Dungarvan, Waterford. Available information points to care for both companion animals and farm animals, with reviews specifically mentioning dogs and cows. The written feedback available...
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Our Score (41/100)


