Dog & Cat Vets in Mohill

## Summary Ashwood Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice with a high Google rating (4.8/5 from 177 reviews). Recent reviews describe the clinic handling procedures that go beyond routine consults, including surgery on an older dog followed by lab analysis of a skin mass that was confirmed as a benign tumour (after another vet had suggested cancer). End-of-life care is also described in detail: owners mention being given a private room, being able to stay with their pet throughout, and not having to go through reception, plus a condolence card sent afterwards. ## Services Based on the latest written reviews available to us, services and capabilities mentioned include: - **Surgery and mass removal** for a senior dog, with **post-operative analysis/lab testing** of the removed tissue (reported as benign). - **Euthanasia/end-of-life support**, including: - a **private room** for goodbyes - owners being able to **stay with their pet throughout** - a process designed to be **private** (not entering/leaving via reception, as described by one reviewer) - Ongoing veterinary care for **dogs and cats** (multiple reviewers reference regular care for their pets). - **Advice during appointments** (“good advice” mentioned in one review). ## People No individual vets or nurses are named in the information provided. However, reviewers repeatedly describe how the **team** communicates and supports owners: - **Clear explanations and unhurried decision-making**, especially during euthanasia appointments (“explained everything so well”, “took everything slow and didn’t rush us”). - **Follow-up sympathy gesture** after a pet’s death (a condolence card sent by post, even after the pet had only been seen once, per one review). ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.8 stars from 177 reviews.** **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - **Successful outcomes with diagnostics**: one owner reports surgery plus analysis showed a skin lump was **benign**, contradicting a prior suggestion of cancer elsewhere. - **End-of-life care is repeatedly described as unusually private and well explained**, including a dedicated room, staying with the pet, and avoiding reception during the process. - **Gentle handling and ongoing care** for dogs and cats is mentioned by several owners, along with “good advice” in consultations.