Featured Clinic Overview
Crandara Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a small-animal clinic for dogs and cats, with an in-house laboratory and a digital X‑ray system, plus a full-service pharmacy and pet passport support. The website lists routine care (vaccinations, neutering, dental) alongside orthopaedic and skin work, plus surgery and hospital services. Recent reviews strongly focus on vet-led problem solving and surgery/aftercare: examples include a week of treatment for a cat with pneumonia after flu, surgery to remove a swallowed sock in a young dog (with photo updates afterwards), and eyelid surgery for entropion in a feral cat, with detailed explanations of the condition and procedure.
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Longford Animal Health Centre & Veterinary Hospital is part of XL Vets Ireland and provides care for both small and large animals. The website states it runs a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention helpful, professional staff, including being given time to say goodbye during an end-of-life visit, and a case where the team scanned a cat for a microchip during a vaccination visit and reunited it with its owner.
Longford Animal Health Centre & Veterinary Hospital is part of XL Vets Ireland and provides care for both small and large animals. The website states it runs a 24-hour emergency service, 365 days a year. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention helpful, professional staff, including being given time to say goodbye during an end-of-life visit, and a case where the team scanned a cat for a microchip during a vaccination visit and reunited it with its owner.
Brown's Cross Veterinary is described by reviewers as a practice that serves a farming community while also welcoming family pets, including rescued and older dogs. Ownership/group isn’t stated in the available information. Reviews point to a clinic set up for both routine care and more serious problems, with examples ranging from “upset puppy tummies” and neutering to mended bones and overnight stays.
Brown's Cross Veterinary is described by reviewers as a practice that serves a farming community while also welcoming family pets, including rescued and older dogs. Ownership/group isn’t stated in the available information. Reviews point to a clinic set up for both routine care and more serious problems, with examples ranging from “upset puppy tummies” and neutering to mended bones and overnight stays.
Our Score (63/100)
Gerard Mulvihill Veterinary Practice is a veterinary practice, but there’s very little publicly available detail here about the kinds of appointments or treatments offered. The only decision-relevant signal we have is a single short Google review that simply says “Great service,” giving no specifics about what was done or for which type of pet.
Gerard Mulvihill Veterinary Practice is a veterinary practice, but there’s very little publicly available detail here about the kinds of appointments or treatments offered. The only decision-relevant signal we have is a single short Google review that simply says “Great service,” giving no specifics about what was done or for which type of pet.
Kiernan Animal Health appears to be associated with Kiernan Milling: the website text describes a family-run milling business supplying animal feedstuffs since 1979. From the information available here, there aren’t any stated veterinary clinical services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements. The latest Google reviews are mixed (some 5-star “Class” comments, and multiple 1-star complaints), and at least some of the written feedback refers to delivery/yard logistics (waiting to “tip a load”) rather than pet care.
Kiernan Animal Health appears to be associated with Kiernan Milling: the website text describes a family-run milling business supplying animal feedstuffs since 1979. From the information available here, there aren’t any stated veterinary clinical services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements. The latest Google reviews are mixed (some 5-star “Class” comments, and multiple 1-star complaints), and at least some of the written feedback refers to delivery/yard logistics (waiting to “tip a load”) rather than pet care.