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Vets in Mayo | Ireland Veterinary Directory

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About Veterinary Care in Mayo

Mayo has 36 veterinary clinics across 14 towns, giving pet owners a strong county-wide choice base backed by moderate review depth. A key characteristic is full town coverage, with every town in this snapshot hosting at least one clinic. Average Google ratings are also high across the county, with 2,291 reviews contributing to a 4.8/5 average.

Top 3 clinics (current county ranking table)

ClinicOur ScoreVerifiedPublished prices
Ballinrobe Veterinary Clinic60/100
Claremorris Pet Clinic58/100
All Paws Veterinary Hospital58/100

For pet owners comparing vets in Mayo, the main picture is one of broad access rather than a county dominated by one town or one hospital. There are enough clinics to create real choice, and the service mix looks broad, so most owners should expect options for everyday care as well as a range of common clinical needs. The ranked comparison table above shows the leading listings side by side.

Geographically, Mayo looks well spread. Every town in Mayo covered here has at least one clinic, which matters in a county where travel time can shape how easy it is to keep up with vaccinations, follow-up checks and repeat visits. The top end of the table draws from more than one town rather than a single centre, and Claremorris appears more than once, suggesting especially visible choice there. Even so, broad coverage does not mean identical depth everywhere, so owners may still find that neighbouring towns offer a wider range of appointment times or more than one realistic option.

The weaker part of the picture is certainty around listing details and urgent access. None of the clinics are marked verified, which only means the public listing details have not been confirmed by a registered user. Weekend opening is common enough to help with routine scheduling, but only a small number stay open past 7pm, no emergency veterinary care is confirmed in Mayo, and 24-hour cover is not established here. That makes it important to ask directly about night, holiday and same-day urgent arrangements. No VN training clinics are identified, so that is not a useful way to separate options locally.

When choosing between clinics, start with the basics that affect real-life use: how quickly you can get a standard appointment, whether the practice can usually see its own clients at short notice, and who takes over if your pet becomes unwell outside opening hours. For ongoing conditions, continuity may matter more than headline reputation, especially if you expect repeat monitoring or medication reviews. If you live between towns, it is worth comparing convenience against access, because a slightly longer drive may be worthwhile for weekend slots or stronger continuity of care.

Reviews can still help narrow a shortlist, but in Mayo they are best read as a starting point rather than a final answer. The county has a healthy base of owner feedback overall, yet the most important practical difference may be which clinic gives you a clear plan for referrals, follow-up and out-of-hours support before you need it.

Top Vets in Mayo

Highly rated veterinary clinics across Mayo, ranked for transparency, quality and customer reviews

#1 Ranking
No Prices

Our Score (60/100)

4.9(161 reviews)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
cow
pig
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Ballinrobe Veterinary Clinic in Ballinrobe treats both small and large animals, with website-listed services including routine vaccinations, emergency care and 24-hour cover for both. The clinic website also references a shop with products for pets and large animals. Ownership is not publicly stated. Recent feedback is very positive, particularly around compassionate end-of-life support, prompt treatment and helpful communication.

#2 Ranking
No Prices

Our Score (58/100)

4.7(124 reviews)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
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Claremorris Pet Clinic in Claremorris, Mayo offers routine and ongoing veterinary care for dogs, cats, rabbits, rodents, and exotic pets. Services listed include vaccinations, neutering and general surgery, dentistry, microchipping, puppy and kitten clinics, weight clinics, nutritional and behaviour advice, senior pet support, and in-house laboratory facilities. Recent owner feedback most often highlights prompt help with urgent and ongoing medical problems, along with a friendly team and a clean, welcoming clinic.

#3 Ranking
No Prices

Our Score (58/100)

5.0(45 reviews)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
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All Paws Veterinary Hospital is an independent clinic in Castlebar, established in 2023 and owned and operated by veterinarians Leonie Slowey and Clare Eugster. The clinic offers routine care alongside medicine, surgery, dentistry and acupuncture, with consultations by appointment and an on-call vet available via the regular phone number outside normal hours. Recent feedback consistently highlights gentle handling, clear explanations and thoughtful follow-up in both routine and difficult cases.

#4

DKD Vet Services

Claremorris

No Prices

Our Score (56/100)

4.9(96 reviews)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
cow
pig
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DKD Vet Services in Claremorris is a small-animal practice caring for dogs, cats, and rabbits. Reviews consistently describe thorough, unhurried check-ups, clear explanations, and a reassuring manner with nervous pets and first-time owners. More recent feedback also mentions positive care around a cat’s minor operation, alongside one recurring criticism about reception-area tidiness, pricing clarity, and missed call-backs.

#5
No Prices

Our Score (55/100)

4.7(186 reviews)
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
rabbit
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Lodge Veterinary Hospital is an independent small-animal practice in Westport, established in 2006 by John Corrigan (MVB). The clinic says it has in-house diagnostic facilities, grooming, boarding facilities, pet passport services, and approval from the Veterinary Council of Ireland. Recent feedback highlights care for both routine problems and more complex or urgent cases, with owners repeatedly praising clear explanations, thorough assessments, and compassionate handling.

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