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.
Moyland Veterinary Practice in Foxford is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, treating both pets and farm animals. Its stated services cover routine preventative care, diagnostics, surgery and...
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Our Score (43/100)
O'Connor's Ennis Veterinary Surgery provides consultations for companion animals and also runs a mobile ambulatory service for farm and equine clients. Its website states a 24/7, 365-day on-call emergency service, although some reviews...
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Meagher Veterinary Surgeons, also referred to on its website as Kedrah Veterinary Clinic, presents itself as a specialised equine clinic in Cahir, established in 1977 by veterinary surgeon Thomas P. Meagher (MVB, MRCVS). The small body of...
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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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Boggan Veterinary is a small practice in Kilbride, Carlow offering consultations by appointment and out-of-hours emergency contact. Reviews point to continuity of care over several years, including for owners with multiple pets, along with...
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Dave Carey’s practice in Mitchelstown appears to be a small clinic centred on vet Dave Carey. Owners mention both routine care and more specific problem-solving across a mix of animals, including dogs, cats and a horse. Reviews also point...
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Castle Veterinary is a small veterinary clinic in Castleisland, Kerry, with no stated corporate group ownership. Public feedback points to straightforward care for routine problems, including examination and antibiotic treatment for a...
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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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Ballaghaderreen Vet Clinic is a veterinary practice in Ballaghaderreen, Roscommon. Recent feedback centres on companion-animal care, especially dog appointments and follow-up after procedures, with repeated praise for friendly service and...
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Eamonn Quirke Vet Practice is a veterinary clinic in Cullen, Tipperary. Client feedback points to a caring, professional service, with particular praise for clear advice and the way pets are handled. Reviews also suggest strong loyalty...
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George O'Malley Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Castlebar, Mayo. Public information remains limited, but the small number of reviews points to a consistently positive client experience, with repeated comments about friendly, helpful...
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Publicly available information for Shanrahan Veterinary is limited, with its web presence appearing to be mainly through Facebook rather than a full clinic website. Reviews most often mention Emer, also spelled Eimer, and describe friendly...
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Animal Health Care is a Ballymote veterinary clinic with review-based evidence of caring for both pets and farm animals, including seriously unwell cases. Owners describe the team helping with urgent dog cases, including one visit without...
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O'Leary Collins Vets in Caherciveen is a small-animal practice, with recent reviews referring to care for both cats and dogs. Feedback is sharply mixed: some owners describe quick, compassionate treatment and attentive follow-up, while...
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Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice in Swinford, Mayo. The clinic is associated with routine consultations, prompt attention for urgent same-day problems, and out-of-hours help in some emergency...
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Farm Vets Balla appears focused on farm and other large-animal work, with the clearest recent example being treatment for a seriously unwell goose. The only detailed feedback describes Shane responding late on a Saturday afternoon, seeing...
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Knockiel Veterinary Centre is a veterinary clinic in Rathdowney, Laois. Public feedback is limited, but the comments available are consistently positive. Reviewers describe the team as friendly and the service as reliable.
Michael O’Sullivan MVB MRCVS is the named veterinary professional for this clinic in Rathmore, Kerry. Publicly available information is limited, so there is little detail on the clinic’s facilities or day-to-day service range beyond the...
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Our Score (41/100)
Public information for Patrick O'Sullivan Veterinary Clinic in Bantry is very limited. The available information does not list specific services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements. On Google, the clinic has a 5.0-star...
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Philip Lynch MVB MRCVS is a veterinary clinic in Bailieborough, Cavan. The published information available is limited, but the clinic is associated with veterinary surgeon Philip Lynch.

