Farm Vets in Longford

- Reviews consistently describe the team as kind, helpful and professional, with strong loyalty from long-term clients. - Owners mention a wide range of care across a pet’s life, from puppy tummy problems and neutering through to injury...

- Reviews consistently describe the team as kind, helpful and professional, with strong loyalty from long-term clients. - Owners mention a wide range of care across a pet’s life, from puppy tummy problems and neutering through to injury treatment and overnight care. - Communication is a recurring strength, including update calls while a dog was staying in overnight.

Longford Animal Health Centre & Veterinary Hospital is part of XL Vets Ireland and provides care for both small and large animals. The practice states that it offers a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year. Recent feedback is largely...

Longford Animal Health Centre & Veterinary Hospital is part of XL Vets Ireland and provides care for both small and large animals. The practice states that it offers a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often praising the team for being professional, kind and accommodating, particularly during difficult visits.

Gerard Mulvihill Veterinary Practice is a veterinary practice in Longford. There is very little detailed public information here about the specific appointments, treatments, or facilities offered. The only recent customer feedback...

Gerard Mulvihill Veterinary Practice is a veterinary practice in Longford. There is very little detailed public information here about the specific appointments, treatments, or facilities offered. The only recent customer feedback available is a very short positive review mentioning “Great service.”

Kiernan Animal Health appears to be associated with Kiernan Milling, a family-run milling business supplying animal feedstuffs since 1979. Publicly available information does not clearly set out veterinary clinical services, species...

Kiernan Animal Health appears to be associated with Kiernan Milling, a family-run milling business supplying animal feedstuffs since 1979. Publicly available information does not clearly set out veterinary clinical services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements. The small number of reviews are mixed, and some written feedback appears to relate to delivery or yard operations rather than animal care.