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The Phoenix Equine is a veterinary clinic in Kildare Town, County Kildare, and its name suggests an equine focus. Public information is very limited, so specific details about its services, facilities, opening hours and emergency arrangements are not currently listed here.
Blue Vet is an independent clinic in Newbridge run by owner and veterinary surgeon Elvira Garcia Perez, and it is set up to treat a wide mix of animals including equine, small animals, and exotic pets. The clinic’s listed services include diagnostics, surgery, dentistry, reproduction work, grooming, and Chinese medicine/acupuncture. Recent reviews describe clear communication, thoughtful aftercare, and a calm, reassuring approach from the team.
Veterinary Advances appears to be linked through its website to the Irish Equine Centre in Tully East, Kildare, which operates as an ISO-accredited diagnostic laboratory rather than a typical appointment-based veterinary clinic. Its focus is on independent testing across equine, farm, companion, zoo, commercial/food and environmental areas, alongside education and research. The clinic name and website branding do not fully align, so the exact relationship is not clearly explained online.
EquiVET Ireland is an equine-only clinic in Rathangan, Kildare, with a stated focus on equine sports medicine. Reviews consistently describe a clean, tidy, well-equipped facility with strong on-site diagnostics. Owners also highlight clear explanations during consultations and procedures, with a friendly, welcoming team.
Anglesey Lodge Equine Hospital is an independent equine hospital in The Curragh, Kildare, established in 1976 by Ned Gowing (MRCVS). It offers both routine ambulatory care and hospital-based treatment, with 24-hour emergency cover year-round and 24-hour onsite nursing backed by vets. Recent reviews continue to highlight clear explanations, prompt call-outs, thorough work-ups, and regular updates for hospital cases.
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The available information does not show clear evidence of veterinary services at this listing. Recent reviews are overwhelmingly about staying in an old farmhouse/B&B-style property, with comments on rooms, breakfast and hosting rather than animal appointments, treatment or clinical care. As a result, this listing cannot be reliably described as a veterinary clinic from the public information available.
Ballyvarney Sport Horse Medicine is an equine-only clinic in Kildare with a specialist focus on sport horse and performance workups. It offers advanced on-site imaging and a multidisciplinary approach for horses in sport, leisure, and rehabilitation. The clinic also provides ambulatory care, diagnostics, and emergency response at the yard.
Sycamore Lodge Equine Hospital is an equine-only veterinary hospital in The Curragh, Kildare. Publicly available information here does not set out a detailed service list, but owner feedback is consistently positive about the calm, professional approach, clear communication, and supportive care. Reviewers also mention beautiful facilities and meticulous attention to horses in the clinic’s care.
Cormackstown Veterinary in Maynooth is part of the MyVet group, founded by vets Liam and Nuala Moriarty, and the clinic was established in 2012. It offers routine and surgical veterinary care from a purpose-built site with a dedicated dental suite, operating theatre, isolation area, cat consult room, dog ward, and large walk-in kennels. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting friendly staff, clear explanations, and compassionate support, alongside a small number of complaints about front-desk manner and fee communication.
Highfield Veterinary in Naas offers routine veterinary care alongside emergency support, with the practice presenting its team as focused on maintaining and improving clinical skills. Recent feedback is especially strong on fast, friendly service and calm, compassionate help during difficult end-of-life decisions. Owners also mention gentle handling at kitten vaccination visits and helpful practical advice from staff.
Publicly available information here is very limited. There is not enough reliable detail to describe any veterinary services, species treated, facilities, opening hours, or named clinical team members for Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board in Kildare.
Naas Vet Clinic focuses on companion animals, with preventative care alongside medical and surgical treatment. The clinic lists in-house diagnostics and surgical facilities including digital x-ray, ultrasound, ECG, blood testing, and endoscopy, and reviews describe both routine appointments and more difficult situations such as surgery and end-of-life care. Outside office hours, the clinic states that emergency cover is provided through its affiliation with MiNightVet Kildare.
Simon B Harty is a veterinary clinic in Newbridge, Kildare. A reliable clinic-specific summary of its services, facilities, and team is not available here. Recent Google review text associated with this name appears to relate to a property business rather than veterinary treatment, so it does not give a dependable picture of clinical care at this practice.
Airlie Stud in Maynooth, Kildare is an equine stud offering boarding for mares, sales and yearling preparation, along with veterinary and pasture management. The site also lists an on-site laboratory. Ownership is presented as the Rogers family, with Sonia Rogers as manager and Anthony involved in management.
The Irish National Stud is set up as a visitor attraction centred on thoroughbred horses and formal gardens rather than a veterinary clinic. Visitors most often mention guided tours, the Japanese Gardens, and a racing-themed interactive experience, with restaurant and gift shop facilities on site. Recent reviews continue to describe it as educational, well presented, and enjoyable.
Irish Equine Centre in Naas is an ISO-accredited laboratory focused on independent diagnostics, alongside education and research for the horse industry. Its core emphasis is equine testing, with additional laboratory services for farm, companion and zoo animals, as well as environmental and commercial testing. It appears to be set up primarily as a testing service, with sample submission forming a central part of how clients use the lab.
Grangemore Stud is listed in Newbridge, Kildare, but the publicly available detail does not clearly identify it as a veterinary clinic or animal healthcare provider. The limited written reviews instead describe a small, well-kept historic site with church ruins and views over Pollardstown Fen, so the nature of this listing remains unclear.
Meta Osborne is listed in Naas, Co. Kildare with veterinary credentials including MVB, CertESM and MRCVS. Publicly available information is limited, but the small number of written reviews suggests a strong equine or horse-related focus. Specific published details about wider services, facilities and opening arrangements are limited.
Loughtown Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Naas, Kildare. Publicly available detail on the clinic’s facilities and day-to-day services is limited, and the review history is small and mixed.
Swordlestown Little is a Naas, Kildare establishment with very limited public detail about its veterinary or pet-care offering. The available information does not clearly set out what services are provided, and the small number of public reviews focus more on the place itself than on any clinical care. On Google, it holds a 4.8★ rating from 5 reviews.
Very little public information is available for Dunmurraghill House in Naas, so it is not possible to give a reliable overview of its facilities, clinical focus, or day-to-day service offering. Its ownership status is also unclear from the information available.