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Clement Quinn is a veterinary clinic with limited public detail available beyond Google reviews. Reviewers most often mention practical points—“pleasant staff,” “friendly, flexible & reliable” service, and that the premises are “clean.” Pricing is described in general terms as “cheap/affordable,” but no specific fees are stated. There are also 1‑star ratings with no written explanation, so the reason for dissatisfaction isn’t clear from the text we can see.
Clement Quinn is a veterinary clinic with limited public detail available beyond Google reviews. Reviewers most often mention practical points—“pleasant staff,” “friendly, flexible & reliable” service, and that the premises are “clean.” Pricing is described in general terms as “cheap/affordable,” but no specific fees are stated. There are also 1‑star ratings with no written explanation, so the reason for dissatisfaction isn’t clear from the text we can see.
Very limited information is available to assess this as a pet clinic: the website data we could extract lists no veterinary services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements, and the Google category shown is simply “establishment.” The only Google reviews available to us are 5‑star ratings with no written feedback, so there aren’t concrete, pet-specific experiences to learn from.
Very limited information is available to assess this as a pet clinic: the website data we could extract lists no veterinary services, species treated, facilities, or emergency arrangements, and the Google category shown is simply “establishment.” The only Google reviews available to us are 5‑star ratings with no written feedback, so there aren’t concrete, pet-specific experiences to learn from.
Operates under the Charles River Laboratories name (listed on Google as an “establishment”), but the information available to us doesn’t describe any veterinary/pet healthcare services (no treatments, appointments, or clinical facilities are mentioned in the structured data or the latest written reviews we can see). The few written reviews that are available focus on staff interactions and deliveries, with mixed overall ratings (both 5‑star and 1‑star ratings appear, though the lowest ratings shown here don’t include written detail).
Operates under the Charles River Laboratories name (listed on Google as an “establishment”), but the information available to us doesn’t describe any veterinary/pet healthcare services (no treatments, appointments, or clinical facilities are mentioned in the structured data or the latest written reviews we can see). The few written reviews that are available focus on staff interactions and deliveries, with mixed overall ratings (both 5‑star and 1‑star ratings appear, though the lowest ratings shown here don’t include written detail).
Our Score (69/100)
Thomas F. Horkan Veterinary Practice (also referred to by reviewers as “Ballina Veterinary Clinic”) appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases, based on reports of hospitalisation, surgery and follow-up treatment. Owners describe procedures including removal of embedded fish hooks with sedation and medication to go home, ultrasound appointments, blood tests and IV fluids (“dripped and rehydrated”), and treatment for feline urinary obstruction that involved several days of hospitalisation. Reviewers give mixed signals on the experience: some mention “exceptionally clean” facilities and “professional” vets, while several 1‑star reviews focus on cost transparency (large bills without an estimate being discussed first) and payment policy (requests to pay in instalments being refused, and one owner alleging their pet was not released until payment was made).
Thomas F. Horkan Veterinary Practice (also referred to by reviewers as “Ballina Veterinary Clinic”) appears set up for both routine care and more involved medical/surgical cases, based on reports of hospitalisation, surgery and follow-up treatment. Owners describe procedures including removal of embedded fish hooks with sedation and medication to go home, ultrasound appointments, blood tests and IV fluids (“dripped and rehydrated”), and treatment for feline urinary obstruction that involved several days of hospitalisation. Reviewers give mixed signals on the experience: some mention “exceptionally clean” facilities and “professional” vets, while several 1‑star reviews focus on cost transparency (large bills without an estimate being discussed first) and payment policy (requests to pay in instalments being refused, and one owner alleging their pet was not released until payment was made).
Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available data). Based on the written reviews, it’s set up for both routine consultations and urgent “same-day” problems, with owners describing pets being seen quickly and treated effectively. Concrete examples mentioned include a full check-up for a dog with a sudden-onset issue, prompt attention to a horse, and prescribing light sedation to help an anxious terrier travel. Several reviews also describe compassionate handling of end-of-life care, including support during euthanasia.
Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available data). Based on the written reviews, it’s set up for both routine consultations and urgent “same-day” problems, with owners describing pets being seen quickly and treated effectively. Concrete examples mentioned include a full check-up for a dog with a sudden-onset issue, prompt attention to a horse, and prescribing light sedation to help an anxious terrier travel. Several reviews also describe compassionate handling of end-of-life care, including support during euthanasia.
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.
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.
Moyland Veterinary Practice is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, and it treats both pets and farm animals. Based on the clinic’s stated services and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday preventative care, diagnostics and surgery alongside end-of-life support—plus farm work such as TB testing and herd health investigations. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment (including an eye problem being talked through), thorough follow-up on ongoing cases, and compassion around euthanasia/PTS decisions. One review also notes the clinic stocks specialised pet food, toys and equipment on-site.
Moyland Veterinary Practice is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, and it treats both pets and farm animals. Based on the clinic’s stated services and the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday preventative care, diagnostics and surgery alongside end-of-life support—plus farm work such as TB testing and herd health investigations. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment (including an eye problem being talked through), thorough follow-up on ongoing cases, and compassion around euthanasia/PTS decisions. One review also notes the clinic stocks specialised pet food, toys and equipment on-site.
Crossmolina Veterinary Clinic
Crossmolina
Our Score (62/100)
Crossmolina Veterinary Clinic is most often described in reviews as a straightforward, no-nonsense practice, with multiple owners naming Eamon/Eamonn as the vet they see. Recent feedback highlights clear, informative communication (“tells it how it is”) and pets being kept at ease during visits. One owner describes their 12-year-old dog being hospitalised and making a full recovery, suggesting the clinic handles cases that require in-clinic monitoring as well as routine appointments. On cost, reviews conflict: some call pricing “reasonable,” while another mentions charges as a downside.
Crossmolina Veterinary Clinic is most often described in reviews as a straightforward, no-nonsense practice, with multiple owners naming Eamon/Eamonn as the vet they see. Recent feedback highlights clear, informative communication (“tells it how it is”) and pets being kept at ease during visits. One owner describes their 12-year-old dog being hospitalised and making a full recovery, suggesting the clinic handles cases that require in-clinic monitoring as well as routine appointments. On cost, reviews conflict: some call pricing “reasonable,” while another mentions charges as a downside.
Farm Vets Balla appears set up for farm/large-animal work, with at least one review describing treatment for a seriously unwell goose. In the latest written feedback available, the vet (Shane) responded to a call late on a Saturday afternoon, saw the animal, and administered antibiotics and steroids. The owner specifically notes the handling was “very thorough and gentle,” and reports the goose (“Barbara”) was doing well afterwards.
Farm Vets Balla appears set up for farm/large-animal work, with at least one review describing treatment for a seriously unwell goose. In the latest written feedback available, the vet (Shane) responded to a call late on a Saturday afternoon, saw the animal, and administered antibiotics and steroids. The owner specifically notes the handling was “very thorough and gentle,” and reports the goose (“Barbara”) was doing well afterwards.