Erris Veterinary Clinic

Erris Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice described by reviewers as treating both small and large animals, with an on-site shop mentioned as “well stocked.” Recent reviews give concrete examples of routine preventive care (a thorough health and microchip check before vaccinations, including an intranasal kennel cough vaccine) as well as end-of-life support (euthanasia with dignity, reassurance about pain control, and arranging individual cremation). A staff member named Honika is specifically thanked for long-term care over several years.

Services

Based on the available reviews, the clinic is associated with

• •Small and large animal care (“looks after small and large animals”).
• •Vaccinations, including intranasal kennel cough vaccination (described as being successfully administered).
• •Microchip check as part of a health check prior to vaccination.
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care, with attention to owner support and the pet’s comfort.
• •Arranging individual cremation (organized by the clinic on request, per review).
• •Retail/shop on site (described as “well stocked”).

People

• •Honika (role not stated): Mentioned by name in a detailed review describing care over five years, including support and reassurance during euthanasia and help arranging individual cremation.
• •“A young male vet” (name not provided): Praised for being good with a dog and for doing a thorough health and microchip check before vaccinations, including successfully administering the kennel cough nose vaccine.

Reviews

4.8 stars from 18 reviews. The written reviews available include both brief general praise and a few detailed accounts of specific care experiences. “”

• •Friendly/courteous staff is mentioned repeatedly (including duplicated short reviews noting “great service” and “very friendly staff”).
• •Preventive care done thoroughly: one owner describes a health and microchip check before vaccinations, plus careful administration of an intranasal kennel cough vaccine.
• •End-of-life care and aftercare support: one owner describes euthanasia handled with “dignity and respect,” reassurance about the pet not being in pain, and individual cremation arranged by the clinic.