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Oran Veterinary Clinic is a companion-animal practice (no corporate group mentioned) offering routine care alongside in-clinic diagnostics and surgery. The website lists services including vaccinations, microchipping, neutering, soft-tissue surgery, dentistry, medical investigations, dermatology, X‑rays and blood tests. In reviews, owners most often mention clear explanations during consultations, good record-keeping with paperwork provided, and at least one case of being seen out-of-hours quickly for a worried cat—while one recent reviewer alleges the clinic is “all about money,” creating a direct conflict with the many comments describing welfare-focused care.
Oran Veterinary Clinic is a companion-animal practice (no corporate group mentioned) offering routine care alongside in-clinic diagnostics and surgery. The website lists services including vaccinations, microchipping, neutering, soft-tissue surgery, dentistry, medical investigations, dermatology, X‑rays and blood tests. In reviews, owners most often mention clear explanations during consultations, good record-keeping with paperwork provided, and at least one case of being seen out-of-hours quickly for a worried cat—while one recent reviewer alleges the clinic is “all about money,” creating a direct conflict with the many comments describing welfare-focused care.
Gorteen Acre Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-animal practice (small animals, farm animals, equines, and exotic species) with X‑ray facilities. The website also states a 24‑hour call‑out service for large animals and a 24‑hour emergency service for equines. Reviews most often point to help with emergencies and support for less common pets, including exotics; one owner describes being guided through raising newborn puppies, and another describes treatment for a severe virus in a young rescue puppy.
Gorteen Acre Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-animal practice (small animals, farm animals, equines, and exotic species) with X‑ray facilities. The website also states a 24‑hour call‑out service for large animals and a 24‑hour emergency service for equines. Reviews most often point to help with emergencies and support for less common pets, including exotics; one owner describes being guided through raising newborn puppies, and another describes treatment for a severe virus in a young rescue puppy.
Independent, family-run veterinary practice led by Hugh Dolan, with multiple reviews describing Hugh and his wife working as a small team. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used most often for dogs and cats, with owners highlighting fast access to care (including being seen “so quickly”) and straightforward decision-making (one owner says earlier, more expensive treatment elsewhere was “incorrect” and they got the treatment their dog “needed” here). Reviews also mention going beyond routine hours in specific situations (opening late at night for a sick fox) and support with end-of-life care for a cat (“made the final part easier”).
Independent, family-run veterinary practice led by Hugh Dolan, with multiple reviews describing Hugh and his wife working as a small team. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is used most often for dogs and cats, with owners highlighting fast access to care (including being seen “so quickly”) and straightforward decision-making (one owner says earlier, more expensive treatment elsewhere was “incorrect” and they got the treatment their dog “needed” here). Reviews also mention going beyond routine hours in specific situations (opening late at night for a sick fox) and support with end-of-life care for a cat (“made the final part easier”).
Clonberne Veterinary Services is a small-practice vet clinic treating cats and dogs, with grooming also mentioned by reviewers. In recent feedback, owners repeatedly point to careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”), thorough appointments, and time spent explaining care and recovery steps. Several reviews name Ruth and describe long-term use over “several years,” alongside practical, information-heavy consultations (including addressing concerns for a new puppy and giving take-home guidance for a dog’s recovery).
Clonberne Veterinary Services is a small-practice vet clinic treating cats and dogs, with grooming also mentioned by reviewers. In recent feedback, owners repeatedly point to careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”), thorough appointments, and time spent explaining care and recovery steps. Several reviews name Ruth and describe long-term use over “several years,” alongside practical, information-heavy consultations (including addressing concerns for a new puppy and giving take-home guidance for a dog’s recovery).
Cleaghmore Veterinary Practice
Ballinasloe
Our Score (74/100)
Concrete specifics supported by available sources
- •The clinic website states non-emergency cases only. - The website indicates work with large animals and small animals (mentioned as site sections). - Reviews specifically mention ongoing care for two sick dogs and efforts to investigate (“no stone was left unturned”).
Concrete specifics supported by available sources
- •The clinic website states non-emergency cases only. - The website indicates work with large animals and small animals (mentioned as site sections). - Reviews specifically mention ongoing care for two sick dogs and efforts to investigate (“no stone was left unturned”).
Railway Veterinary Hospital is reviewed as a clinic that handles both routine visits and higher-stakes situations, including post-surgery concerns and end-of-life appointments. Owners repeatedly mention practical support points: an after-hours call-back from a vet when there were worries about a cat after surgery, accommodating specific requests during a euthanasia visit, and treating a cat’s corneal abrasion in a way the owner credits with “saving” the eye. Several reviews also point to logistics that matter day-to-day, such as quick/easy appointments and being understanding when plans change.
Railway Veterinary Hospital is reviewed as a clinic that handles both routine visits and higher-stakes situations, including post-surgery concerns and end-of-life appointments. Owners repeatedly mention practical support points: an after-hours call-back from a vet when there were worries about a cat after surgery, accommodating specific requests during a euthanasia visit, and treating a cat’s corneal abrasion in a way the owner credits with “saving” the eye. Several reviews also point to logistics that matter day-to-day, such as quick/easy appointments and being understanding when plans change.
Glenamaddy Veterinary Clinic has been established since 1989 and operates as part of a two-clinic setup with seven full-time vets. The website describes care for both large and small animals, with “state-of-the-art facilities,” and it also states a 24‑hour emergency/out‑of‑hours emergency service.
Glenamaddy Veterinary Clinic has been established since 1989 and operates as part of a two-clinic setup with seven full-time vets. The website describes care for both large and small animals, with “state-of-the-art facilities,” and it also states a 24‑hour emergency/out‑of‑hours emergency service.
Dunmore Veterinary Clinic has been providing care since 1989 and describes itself as a mixed practice for both large and small animals, with seven full-time vets and “state-of-the-art facilities.” It’s a member of XLVets Ireland. Based on the clinic’s own information, it’s set up for farm work (including TB testing and bull/ram vasectomy) as well as routine and diagnostic care (blood testing, X-ray, anaesthesia, dentistry). The latest written reviews available to us are brief but consistently mention the team being “friendly and helpful.”
Dunmore Veterinary Clinic has been providing care since 1989 and describes itself as a mixed practice for both large and small animals, with seven full-time vets and “state-of-the-art facilities.” It’s a member of XLVets Ireland. Based on the clinic’s own information, it’s set up for farm work (including TB testing and bull/ram vasectomy) as well as routine and diagnostic care (blood testing, X-ray, anaesthesia, dentistry). The latest written reviews available to us are brief but consistently mention the team being “friendly and helpful.”
- •Emergency help is a recurring use case, including an emergency appointment over a holiday weekend and mention of an emergency vet on call. - End-of-life support is specifically described (pets cared for “right up until the last goodbye”; another owner describes a cat being put to sleep). - Follow-through on routine care and logistics is mentioned, including phone calls for vaccinations and being attentive to food orders.
- •Emergency help is a recurring use case, including an emergency appointment over a holiday weekend and mention of an emergency vet on call. - End-of-life support is specifically described (pets cared for “right up until the last goodbye”; another owner describes a cat being put to sleep). - Follow-through on routine care and logistics is mentioned, including phone calls for vaccinations and being attentive to food orders.
West Coast Vets describes itself as a mixed veterinary practice for small animals, large animals and equine, offering both in-clinic care and on-farm visits. The website states it is open 24/7 for emergencies. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention pets being kept calm during visits and procedures, with clear explanations and patient handling.
West Coast Vets describes itself as a mixed veterinary practice for small animals, large animals and equine, offering both in-clinic care and on-farm visits. The website states it is open 24/7 for emergencies. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention pets being kept calm during visits and procedures, with clear explanations and patient handling.