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Kinvara Veterinary Practice is presented in reviews as a small veterinary surgery with an on-site shop (no corporate group ownership is stated). Based on the latest written reviews, it appears set up mainly for routine companion-animal care (dogs and cats), with vets noted for handling nervous pets well and for taking time to improve outcomes rather than rushing visits. Specifics mentioned include dog and cat check-ups, a vet described as a “brilliant cat vet” who went “over and beyond,” and repeated comments that nervous dogs settled by the end of the visit.
Kinvara Veterinary Practice is presented in reviews as a small veterinary surgery with an on-site shop (no corporate group ownership is stated). Based on the latest written reviews, it appears set up mainly for routine companion-animal care (dogs and cats), with vets noted for handling nervous pets well and for taking time to improve outcomes rather than rushing visits. Specifics mentioned include dog and cat check-ups, a vet described as a “brilliant cat vet” who went “over and beyond,” and repeated comments that nervous dogs settled by the end of the visit.
Rennick Vets is described in reviews as having had a recent “takeover” by Moran Court Vets / Moran vets (multiple reviewers mention attending Moran Court and related clinics). Based on what owners describe, the practice seems set up for routine care (e.g., puppy consults and first vaccinations) as well as medical problem-solving when an owner feels something has been missed elsewhere. Decision-relevant specifics from the latest reviews include: - Quiet puppy appointment with “no cats” present was specifically appreciated by one owner with a young pup. - Owners mention vets who take concerns seriously and investigate, with one reporting improved quality of life and extended life for their dog after other vets dismissed concerns. - A past case of pancreatitis is mentioned, where a vet (“Tom”) was credited with saving a dog’s life. - There’s also a clear negative account alleging lack of privacy in consult rooms and poor communication unless prompted, alongside a complaint about being charged “so much”.
Rennick Vets is described in reviews as having had a recent “takeover” by Moran Court Vets / Moran vets (multiple reviewers mention attending Moran Court and related clinics). Based on what owners describe, the practice seems set up for routine care (e.g., puppy consults and first vaccinations) as well as medical problem-solving when an owner feels something has been missed elsewhere. Decision-relevant specifics from the latest reviews include: - Quiet puppy appointment with “no cats” present was specifically appreciated by one owner with a young pup. - Owners mention vets who take concerns seriously and investigate, with one reporting improved quality of life and extended life for their dog after other vets dismissed concerns. - A past case of pancreatitis is mentioned, where a vet (“Tom”) was credited with saving a dog’s life. - There’s also a clear negative account alleging lack of privacy in consult rooms and poor communication unless prompted, alongside a complaint about being charged “so much”.
Kinvara Bay Veterinary Clinic is described on its website as a new, purpose-built small animal clinic with an operating theatre and ultrasound. Recent reviews add that the team will sometimes fit in urgent cases even when fully booked, with examples including a sick cat being seen “within minutes” and having blood tests and injections done on the spot. Follow-up after treatment is also mentioned (calls at 2 and 4 days in one case). While most feedback is strongly positive, there is also a single 1‑star review with no detail beyond an exclamation.
Kinvara Bay Veterinary Clinic is described on its website as a new, purpose-built small animal clinic with an operating theatre and ultrasound. Recent reviews add that the team will sometimes fit in urgent cases even when fully booked, with examples including a sick cat being seen “within minutes” and having blood tests and injections done on the spot. Follow-up after treatment is also mentioned (calls at 2 and 4 days in one case). While most feedback is strongly positive, there is also a single 1‑star review with no detail beyond an exclamation.
The Cottage Kilcolgan appears to be a seafood-focused restaurant centred on oysters. The website content describes oysters coming from a large natural oyster bed (700 acres of seabed) that’s not cultivated, relying on a mix of fresh and sea water. In recent reviews, people repeatedly mention very fresh oysters and seafood, plus a dining room that’s described as “picturesque” and “cozy/authentic.” Concrete details owners highlight: - Specific dishes that come up repeatedly: oysters (including breadcrumb-cooked oysters), seafood chowder, lobster, fish and chips, clams, and brown bread. - Dietary needs are mentioned being handled “without fuss” (dairy intolerance). - Reservations are repeatedly referenced; multiple reviewers note it gets busy and booking is recommended. - Service experiences vary: several call it highly attentive, while one review mentions difficulty getting water and about an hour wait for mains.
The Cottage Kilcolgan appears to be a seafood-focused restaurant centred on oysters. The website content describes oysters coming from a large natural oyster bed (700 acres of seabed) that’s not cultivated, relying on a mix of fresh and sea water. In recent reviews, people repeatedly mention very fresh oysters and seafood, plus a dining room that’s described as “picturesque” and “cozy/authentic.” Concrete details owners highlight: - Specific dishes that come up repeatedly: oysters (including breadcrumb-cooked oysters), seafood chowder, lobster, fish and chips, clams, and brown bread. - Dietary needs are mentioned being handled “without fuss” (dairy intolerance). - Reservations are repeatedly referenced; multiple reviewers note it gets busy and booking is recommended. - Service experiences vary: several call it highly attentive, while one review mentions difficulty getting water and about an hour wait for mains.
David Fleming Veterinary is a veterinary clinic with very limited publicly available detail in the information provided here (no website summary, service list, or staff details were available). The only written review detail we can see focuses on a positive impression of the staff, but it’s based on a very small number of short reviews.
David Fleming Veterinary is a veterinary clinic with very limited publicly available detail in the information provided here (no website summary, service list, or staff details were available). The only written review detail we can see focuses on a positive impression of the staff, but it’s based on a very small number of short reviews.
Chanelle Pharma appears to be a pharmaceutical facility rather than a veterinary clinic (Google category: “establishment”). The written reviews available focus on logistics/driver experience—loading times, equipment used for moving pallets, and on-site facilities—rather than pet care or clinical services. Concrete points mentioned include being loaded earlier than the stated start time in one case, reports of long waits (including “four hours”), and comments about manual pallet handling equipment.
Chanelle Pharma appears to be a pharmaceutical facility rather than a veterinary clinic (Google category: “establishment”). The written reviews available focus on logistics/driver experience—loading times, equipment used for moving pallets, and on-site facilities—rather than pet care or clinical services. Concrete points mentioned include being loaded earlier than the stated start time in one case, reports of long waits (including “four hours”), and comments about manual pallet handling equipment.
Chloe Broderick Equine (also referred to as Kylemore Stud) is set up primarily as an equine reproduction practice alongside a sport horse stud farm. The website describes an EU-registered semen collection and storage centre and lists specialised breeding services including AI with fresh and frozen semen and embryo transfer preparation. In the latest written reviews available to us, the only detailed feedback mentions a pleasant welcome at the stables; overall Google scoring is mixed (4.1/5 from 12), with some very low ratings present but without written detail in the review text we can see.
Chloe Broderick Equine (also referred to as Kylemore Stud) is set up primarily as an equine reproduction practice alongside a sport horse stud farm. The website describes an EU-registered semen collection and storage centre and lists specialised breeding services including AI with fresh and frozen semen and embryo transfer preparation. In the latest written reviews available to us, the only detailed feedback mentions a pleasant welcome at the stables; overall Google scoring is mixed (4.1/5 from 12), with some very low ratings present but without written detail in the review text we can see.
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.