About Dog & Cat Vets in Ballina
All clinics in Ballina primarily focus on companion-animal care.
The town’s veterinary landscape is entirely oriented towards companion animals, specifically dogs and cats. This ensures that pet owners have access to clinics well-versed in routine care, surgeries, diagnostics, and dental treatment for their pets. With a total of 386 reviews across all clinics, pet owners can make informed decisions based on robust feedback. The high average rating of 4.7★ across clinics reflects general satisfaction with the services provided, indicating reliable options for pet owners in need of routine and preventive care.
There are 4 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Ballina.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Ballina
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Moy Veterinary Clinic is a registered veterinary hospital accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and a member of XLVets Ireland. It provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed for everything from routine vaccinations and neutering to imaging, surgery, and herd health work. Reviews most often highlight clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment options (including for an eye problem), frequent follow-ups on a case, and support around end-of-life decisions (including putting an elderly dog to sleep).
Moy Veterinary Clinic is a registered veterinary hospital accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and a member of XLVets Ireland. It provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed for everything from routine vaccinations and neutering to imaging, surgery, and herd health work. Reviews most often highlight clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment options (including for an eye problem), frequent follow-ups on a case, and support around end-of-life decisions (including putting an elderly dog to sleep).
- •Owners repeatedly highlight Eamon/Eamonn’s direct, candid communication (“tells it how it is”) and describe him as honest. - Multiple comments point to pets being handled in a way that keeps them calm (“animal was at ease,” “very good with my boys”). - One detailed review describes hospitalisation and recovery for an older dog.
- •Owners repeatedly highlight Eamon/Eamonn’s direct, candid communication (“tells it how it is”) and describe him as honest. - Multiple comments point to pets being handled in a way that keeps them calm (“animal was at ease,” “very good with my boys”). - One detailed review describes hospitalisation and recovery for an older dog.
Ballina Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine and urgent medical/surgical cases for dogs and cats (examples in reviews include removing embedded fish hooks, ultrasound imaging, monthly injections, and hospitalising a cat for urinary obstruction surgery). Non-review ownership/group details aren’t stated in the information provided.
Ballina Veterinary Clinic appears to handle both routine and urgent medical/surgical cases for dogs and cats (examples in reviews include removing embedded fish hooks, ultrasound imaging, monthly injections, and hospitalising a cat for urinary obstruction surgery). Non-review ownership/group details aren’t stated in the information provided.
Small Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where owners most often mention routine procedures and pet-care services rather than complex referral work. In the latest reviews available to us, people describe dogs being booked in for grooming and for neutering, with clear pre‑op and post‑op instructions and follow-up care (including a stitch-removal visit about 9 days after surgery). Several reviews also point to a vet taking time during appointments and offering breed-specific guidance.
Small Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where owners most often mention routine procedures and pet-care services rather than complex referral work. In the latest reviews available to us, people describe dogs being booked in for grooming and for neutering, with clear pre‑op and post‑op instructions and follow-up care (including a stitch-removal visit about 9 days after surgery). Several reviews also point to a vet taking time during appointments and offering breed-specific guidance.