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FarmGate Veterinary Group has limited public information available from the sources provided: no website details or service list, and no written review text to indicate what kinds of cases they commonly handle. The only clear signal is a 5.0★ Google rating from 3 reviews, but the reviews available to us don’t include written comments.
FarmGate Veterinary Group has limited public information available from the sources provided: no website details or service list, and no written review text to indicate what kinds of cases they commonly handle. The only clear signal is a 5.0★ Google rating from 3 reviews, but the reviews available to us don’t include written comments.
Lower Ormond Veterinary Eyrecourt
Ballinasloe
Our Score (49/100)
Lower Ormond Veterinary Eyrecourt is a general veterinary practice that, in the written reviews available, is most often discussed in the context of routine dog care and surgery. Owners describe vaccinations, microchipping and spaying, including one account of an “aggressive” older dog where the vet reportedly planned steps to minimise stress and provided pre‑ and post‑op care. The latest reviews also include a serious conflicting account involving a pregnant dog: one reviewer says they were told the puppies were dead and that payment plans weren’t available, but reports that another clinic later performed a C‑section and the puppies and mother were saved. Other reviewers focus on staff kindness and attentiveness, but do not give clinical detail.
Lower Ormond Veterinary Eyrecourt is a general veterinary practice that, in the written reviews available, is most often discussed in the context of routine dog care and surgery. Owners describe vaccinations, microchipping and spaying, including one account of an “aggressive” older dog where the vet reportedly planned steps to minimise stress and provided pre‑ and post‑op care. The latest reviews also include a serious conflicting account involving a pregnant dog: one reviewer says they were told the puppies were dead and that payment plans weren’t available, but reports that another clinic later performed a C‑section and the puppies and mother were saved. Other reviewers focus on staff kindness and attentiveness, but do not give clinical detail.
West Coast Equine is an equine-only veterinary practice focused on sports medicine and surgery (the website describes a “100% equine” career background and services centred on performance horses). It appears set up for lameness/performance work-ups and surgical/medical cases, with on-site diagnostic imaging listed (digital radiography and ultrasound). The service list also includes pre-purchase examinations, equine dentistry, and equine osteopathy. The website lists professional registrations/memberships including the Veterinary Council of Ireland and the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, along with multiple equine veterinary associations.
West Coast Equine is an equine-only veterinary practice focused on sports medicine and surgery (the website describes a “100% equine” career background and services centred on performance horses). It appears set up for lameness/performance work-ups and surgical/medical cases, with on-site diagnostic imaging listed (digital radiography and ultrasound). The service list also includes pre-purchase examinations, equine dentistry, and equine osteopathy. The website lists professional registrations/memberships including the Veterinary Council of Ireland and the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, along with multiple equine veterinary associations.
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. Concrete examples from reviews include: - A vet travelling out to help with at-home euthanasia when another practice would not. - Dogs coming out of surgery “completely relaxed,” with owners noting how comfortable their pet seemed. - Support for anxious dogs (including a grooming visit mentioned in one review) and a weight-loss plan for an older dog.
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. Concrete examples from reviews include: - A vet travelling out to help with at-home euthanasia when another practice would not. - Dogs coming out of surgery “completely relaxed,” with owners noting how comfortable their pet seemed. - Support for anxious dogs (including a grooming visit mentioned in one review) and a weight-loss plan for an older dog.
Craughwell Veterinary Clinic offers 24/7 emergency veterinary care (as stated on its website) and is used by owners for both pet procedures and large-animal call-outs. Reviews describe a practice that’s set up for routine surgery and preventive care (spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, pre-op blood tests) as well as on-farm/field work, with clients mentioning prompt call-outs and practical planning to prevent repeat issues. Concrete examples from reviews include sending pets home after spays with personalised aftercare guides and oral pain relief syringes, providing a detailed breakdown of blood test results, and small handling touches like offering a blanket to settle an anxious dog.
Craughwell Veterinary Clinic offers 24/7 emergency veterinary care (as stated on its website) and is used by owners for both pet procedures and large-animal call-outs. Reviews describe a practice that’s set up for routine surgery and preventive care (spaying, vaccinations, microchipping, pre-op blood tests) as well as on-farm/field work, with clients mentioning prompt call-outs and practical planning to prevent repeat issues. Concrete examples from reviews include sending pets home after spays with personalised aftercare guides and oral pain relief syringes, providing a detailed breakdown of blood test results, and small handling touches like offering a blanket to settle an anxious dog.
Oughterard Veterinary Surgery is used by owners of multiple species, with reviews mentioning routine veterinary care for goats as well as appointments for dogs and cats. Across the latest comments, people repeatedly point to vet consultations that focus on practical advice and clear explanations (including a cat visit for a pet passport). Several reviewers also mention returning specifically for “Karel/Karl/Carl” and the wider team, describing gentle handling with dogs and an accommodating front-of-house experience.
Oughterard Veterinary Surgery is used by owners of multiple species, with reviews mentioning routine veterinary care for goats as well as appointments for dogs and cats. Across the latest comments, people repeatedly point to vet consultations that focus on practical advice and clear explanations (including a cat visit for a pet passport). Several reviewers also mention returning specifically for “Karel/Karl/Carl” and the wider team, describing gentle handling with dogs and an accommodating front-of-house experience.
Western Veterinary Clinic is a family-run mixed animal practice (website) set up for both companion animals and farm/equine work, with facilities on-site for digital X‑rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing (website). Reviews most often describe thorough medical workups (including blood tests with results shared quickly) and clear explanations of options. A few reviews also point to same-day help for urgent issues, such as a dog seen the day a tooth broke (reviews). One detailed review raises a potential friction point around front-desk processes for purchasing supplements/food, including the owner being told they needed an appointment to buy items and reporting mixed messages between vet advice and reception guidance (review).
Western Veterinary Clinic is a family-run mixed animal practice (website) set up for both companion animals and farm/equine work, with facilities on-site for digital X‑rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing (website). Reviews most often describe thorough medical workups (including blood tests with results shared quickly) and clear explanations of options. A few reviews also point to same-day help for urgent issues, such as a dog seen the day a tooth broke (reviews). One detailed review raises a potential friction point around front-desk processes for purchasing supplements/food, including the owner being told they needed an appointment to buy items and reporting mixed messages between vet advice and reception guidance (review).
Wyncroft Veterinary Clinic appears to operate as a family-run mixed animal practice (large animals, small animals, and equine) with on-site diagnostics including digital X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house blood testing, urinalysis, and isolation units (website). Reviews back up a clinic geared to hands-on medical work and decision-making in the consult room—for example, one owner reports blood tests and a full exam with detailed results in ~10 minutes, followed by a discussion of what the results could mean and treatment options (reviews). Same-day help is also mentioned for an urgent issue (a dog that broke a tooth in half) (reviews). A recurring practical point from one detailed review: there may be a strict appointment policy for purchasing clinic-supplied items, and the reviewer describes an uncomfortable reception interaction and lack of email follow-up, alongside otherwise very positive experiences with the vets (reviews).
Wyncroft Veterinary Clinic appears to operate as a family-run mixed animal practice (large animals, small animals, and equine) with on-site diagnostics including digital X‑ray, ultrasound, in-house blood testing, urinalysis, and isolation units (website). Reviews back up a clinic geared to hands-on medical work and decision-making in the consult room—for example, one owner reports blood tests and a full exam with detailed results in ~10 minutes, followed by a discussion of what the results could mean and treatment options (reviews). Same-day help is also mentioned for an urgent issue (a dog that broke a tooth in half) (reviews). A recurring practical point from one detailed review: there may be a strict appointment policy for purchasing clinic-supplied items, and the reviewer describes an uncomfortable reception interaction and lack of email follow-up, alongside otherwise very positive experiences with the vets (reviews).
The Pet Vet appears to be a small, vet-led practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). Reviews repeatedly describe appointments with Ruth as unhurried and information-heavy—owners mention her “spen[ding] a lot of time going through everything,” and giving “a lot of information… to take away” about a dog’s recovery. A grooming service is also explicitly mentioned in reviews. Recent reviews also highlight careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”) and a friendly manner (including “a great sense of humor”).
The Pet Vet appears to be a small, vet-led practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). Reviews repeatedly describe appointments with Ruth as unhurried and information-heavy—owners mention her “spen[ding] a lot of time going through everything,” and giving “a lot of information… to take away” about a dog’s recovery. A grooming service is also explicitly mentioned in reviews. Recent reviews also highlight careful handling (“never ever hurts the animals”) and a friendly manner (including “a great sense of humor”).
Barna Veterinary Clinic is led by Clinical Director Leanne Eversten (as stated on the clinic website). The website indicates the clinic sees dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and hamsters, and lists vaccination and microchipping among its services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe support with cat care, including emergency appointments (including an Easter weekend visit) and end‑of‑life care; one reviewer also mentions a major skin infection that needed “specialist treatment” and resulted in “full recovery.” Cost is a clear decision point: one owner describes a ~€1000 bill for about six hours of care including euthanasia and felt the clinic was “known to be very expensive,” while other reviewers focus on being reassured and supported during urgent and difficult situations.
Barna Veterinary Clinic is led by Clinical Director Leanne Eversten (as stated on the clinic website). The website indicates the clinic sees dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and hamsters, and lists vaccination and microchipping among its services. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe support with cat care, including emergency appointments (including an Easter weekend visit) and end‑of‑life care; one reviewer also mentions a major skin infection that needed “specialist treatment” and resulted in “full recovery.” Cost is a clear decision point: one owner describes a ~€1000 bill for about six hours of care including euthanasia and felt the clinic was “known to be very expensive,” while other reviewers focus on being reassured and supported during urgent and difficult situations.