Best Vets in Newbridge – Complete Local Guide

Cottage Veterinary Clinic is described on its website as an independently owned practice that has been caring for pets for over 20 years. Consultations are by appointment only, and the clinic states that 24/7 emergency cover is available via EMERGE (Veterinary Specialists Ireland) and MiNightVet. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain what’s happening, efforts to keep anxious dogs calm (including treats and a gentler approach), and smooth surgical experiences such as a cat castration with a “spotless, well-organized” clinic environment noted.

Newbridge Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice offering consultations by appointment (per the clinic’s own website text) and appears set up for both medical/surgical care and grooming based on client reports. Owners describe surgery for bladder-stone removal, post-procedure support, and thoughtful bereavement aftercare (including a handwritten card with flower seeds and paw/nose prints). Reviews also mention online appointment booking, though one recent reviewer reports arriving for a booked slot to find the clinic closed and the emergency number unable to see the appointment.

Blue Vet is an independent clinic run by owner and veterinary surgeon Elvira Garcia Perez (website) and is set up to see a wide mix of animals—equine, small animals, and exotic pets (website). The website lists in-clinic diagnostics (scans, X-rays, blood tests) alongside surgery, dentistry (including extractions), reproduction services (including in-house progesterone testing), and Chinese medicine/acupuncture (website). In recent reviews, owners describe specific surgical aftercare (stitches removed quickly after a partial tail amputation) and routine procedures like neutering with clear explanations and follow-up (reviews).

The information available to us doesn’t describe a veterinary clinic. The website text we could retrieve and the latest Google reviews appear to be for a property/estate agency (“Jordan Auctioneers”), while the name in the clinic record is “Simon B Harty”. Because of this mismatch, there isn’t enough reliable, clinic-specific evidence here to describe veterinary services, facilities, or how pets are treated. What is consistently described in the reviews we have is a home-buying/selling process: frequent communication and updates, help with documentation, and practical support such as meeting to hand over keys outside normal hours.

Hawkfield Veterinary Clinic is described in reviews as a long-running practice for some families (one cat attended for “over 20 years”), dealing with everything from routine procedures to complex, ongoing medical issues. Recent reviewers repeatedly mention being accommodated quickly when it matters—one owner says they were seen within an hour for an emergency call—and several describe staff supporting pets with long-term health problems and end-of-life moments. 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.