Best Vets in Maynooth – Complete Local Guide

Highfield Veterinary Maynooth is part of the Highfield Veterinary Group (a multi-site group, as stated on the clinic website). Based on the site and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine preventive care (annual check-ups and vaccinations are specifically mentioned) as well as urgent cases (the website states the team can handle “any emergency situation” with urgency and expertise). Owners most often describe a friendly front-desk welcome, vets who take time with nervous pets (one cat that “runs away from all people” reportedly stayed calm with Dr Alexis), and thoughtful follow-up gestures (a condolence/support card after a pet loss was mentioned). There is also at least one complaint about the price of a medication item (Calpol) compared with a pharmacy.

MyVet Maynooth is part of the MyVet group (founded by vets Liam and Nuala Moriarty) and has been established since 2012. The clinic’s setup includes a dedicated dental suite, an isolation area, a separate cat consult room, an operating theatre, and large walk-in kennels—suggesting it’s equipped for both routine care and procedures. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe being squeezed in for appointments and having things explained clearly during visits (including annual injections and check-ups). There are also recent complaints about front-desk communication and fee transparency—one reviewer describes being charged an undisclosed €85 consultation fee when they believed they’d booked a booster vaccination.

Cormackstown Veterinary is part of the MyVet group (founded by vets Liam and Nuala Moriarty) and was established in 2012. The clinic appears set up for routine and surgical care, with purpose-built facilities including a dedicated dental suite, operating theatre, isolation area, cat consult room, dog ward, and large walk-in kennels. From the latest reviews, owners most often mention: - Being “squeezed in” for appointments and helped over the phone when needed. - Vaccinations/annual injections and check-ups that were described as smooth and clearly explained. - Mixed experiences on front-desk and fee communication: one reviewer describes a patronising reception interaction when calling about an injured cat, and another describes tests/consultation charges not being made clear upfront during a booster visit.

Airlie Stud is a family-owned stud farm run by the Rogers Family. The website describes a setup focused on mare boarding and young-horse sales preparation, supported by on-site veterinary and pasture management and a laboratory facility. Recent review signals are mixed and, in some cases, not actually about the stud: one reviewer states their rating relates only to a nearby obelisk/monument rather than Airlie Stud, while another review claims the place is closed and “left to decay.”