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Highfield Veterinary Clane is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic website, it positions itself as covering routine care through to urgent cases, and says it can handle emergencies “with the utmost urgency and expertise.” In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe rapid attention in urgent situations, follow-up calls after a pet goes home, and support during end-of-life appointments (including being given time to say goodbye). A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about costs and how charges were communicated, and one review highlights lack of Sunday opening.
Highfield Veterinary Clane is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic website, it positions itself as covering routine care through to urgent cases, and says it can handle emergencies “with the utmost urgency and expertise.” In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe rapid attention in urgent situations, follow-up calls after a pet goes home, and support during end-of-life appointments (including being given time to say goodbye). A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about costs and how charges were communicated, and one review highlights lack of Sunday opening.
Moss Veterinary Hospital describes itself as an independent small-animal hospital with in-house facilities such as radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, ECG, a laboratory, and a surgical theatre. The website also states that emergency care is available, with an out-of-hours arrangement via MiNight Emergency Vets.
Moss Veterinary Hospital describes itself as an independent small-animal hospital with in-house facilities such as radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, ECG, a laboratory, and a surgical theatre. The website also states that emergency care is available, with an out-of-hours arrangement via MiNight Emergency Vets.
From reviews (what owners say they attended for, without specific procedures named)
- •General veterinary consultations and treatment planning (including a report of being seen immediately and given a plan)
- •Ongoing care over a pet’s lifetime (multiple owners mention attending from puppyhood into senior years)
From reviews (what owners say they attended for, without specific procedures named)
- •General veterinary consultations and treatment planning (including a report of being seen immediately and given a plan)
- •Ongoing care over a pet’s lifetime (multiple owners mention attending from puppyhood into senior years)
Time spent and thorough checks: owners mention the vet listening carefully and checking pets thoroughly. Calm handling of anxious animals: one review describes a very nervous dog being treated gently and leaving with a clear treatment plan. Cautious approach before surgery: in a sock-ingestion case, the vet reportedly did extra tests and kept the dog longer to try to avoid surgery, then operated successfully when it became necessary.
Time spent and thorough checks: owners mention the vet listening carefully and checking pets thoroughly. Calm handling of anxious animals: one review describes a very nervous dog being treated gently and leaving with a clear treatment plan. Cautious approach before surgery: in a sock-ingestion case, the vet reportedly did extra tests and kept the dog longer to try to avoid surgery, then operated successfully when it became necessary.
Concrete examples owners mention
- •Urgent appointments: one owner says they were “fitted in” due to a serious condition. - End-of-life care: multiple reviews describe compassionate euthanasia support and being allowed time with a pet afterwards. - Complex/ongoing problems: a chronic tummy issue in a dog where the vet made a plan to look into it and gave practical advice.
Concrete examples owners mention
- •Urgent appointments: one owner says they were “fitted in” due to a serious condition. - End-of-life care: multiple reviews describe compassionate euthanasia support and being allowed time with a pet afterwards. - Complex/ongoing problems: a chronic tummy issue in a dog where the vet made a plan to look into it and gave practical advice.
Concrete examples mentioned include neutering, treatment for ear cancer (including reconstructive work described as “new ears”), and staff fitting in urgent appointments and follow-ups for unwell animals.
Concrete examples mentioned include neutering, treatment for ear cancer (including reconstructive work described as “new ears”), and staff fitting in urgent appointments and follow-ups for unwell animals.
Celbridge Veterinary Centre is repeatedly described in reviews as a single-vet style practice led by Robert “Bob” Frayne/Franye. Based on what owners mention, it appears geared toward straightforward small-animal care and pragmatic decision-making rather than upselling. Specific examples in reviews include a skin check with a skin scrape for a dog, and end-of-life care where the vet explained what would happen and carried out euthanasia “unbelievably gentle,” with the owner holding their pet throughout.
Celbridge Veterinary Centre is repeatedly described in reviews as a single-vet style practice led by Robert “Bob” Frayne/Franye. Based on what owners mention, it appears geared toward straightforward small-animal care and pragmatic decision-making rather than upselling. Specific examples in reviews include a skin check with a skin scrape for a dog, and end-of-life care where the vet explained what would happen and carried out euthanasia “unbelievably gentle,” with the owner holding their pet throughout.
Acorn House Veterinary Clinic is an independent, family-owned companion-animal practice with online booking. The clinic’s website highlights in-house equipment including digital radiography, ultrasonography, multimodal anaesthesia monitoring, and infusion pumps. Reviews repeatedly point to hands-on, reassurance-focused handling (for example, a vet sitting on the floor to help a nervous dog settle) and follow-through such as next-day check-in calls after procedures.
Acorn House Veterinary Clinic is an independent, family-owned companion-animal practice with online booking. The clinic’s website highlights in-house equipment including digital radiography, ultrasonography, multimodal anaesthesia monitoring, and infusion pumps. Reviews repeatedly point to hands-on, reassurance-focused handling (for example, a vet sitting on the floor to help a nervous dog settle) and follow-through such as next-day check-in calls after procedures.
Highfield Veterinary Kilcock is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic website, it offers routine care through to urgent/emergency situations, plus practical options like repeat prescriptions and pet health plans. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention support during emergency visits, compassionate end-of-life care, and at least one example of a follow-up phone call after a visit.
Highfield Veterinary Kilcock is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group. Based on the clinic website, it offers routine care through to urgent/emergency situations, plus practical options like repeat prescriptions and pet health plans. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention support during emergency visits, compassionate end-of-life care, and at least one example of a follow-up phone call after a visit.
Vetcare Athy is a small-animal veterinary clinic (ownership/group not stated in the available information). From the latest reviews, the clinic is repeatedly described as accommodating urgent appointments (one owner with a first-time visit says their pet with an eye infection was “fit in right away”) and as giving extra time and privacy during end-of-life visits (including a candle in reception to signal a goodbye appointment). Capability-wise, owners mention on-site blood tests and that imaging offered includes ultrasound; one reviewer says they were told no scanning other than ultrasound was available.
Vetcare Athy is a small-animal veterinary clinic (ownership/group not stated in the available information). From the latest reviews, the clinic is repeatedly described as accommodating urgent appointments (one owner with a first-time visit says their pet with an eye infection was “fit in right away”) and as giving extra time and privacy during end-of-life visits (including a candle in reception to signal a goodbye appointment). Capability-wise, owners mention on-site blood tests and that imaging offered includes ultrasound; one reviewer says they were told no scanning other than ultrasound was available.