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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.
Brendan Mullaney MVB appears to be an independently run veterinary practice in Swinford, Mayo. The practice is associated with both routine consultations and prompt attention for urgent same-day problems, with review examples covering dogs, cats and horses. Recent feedback also highlights compassionate support during end-of-life care.
Charlestown Veterinary Clinic in Charlestown, Mayo offers general veterinary care, including routine consultations and vaccinations. Reviews describe a modern, up-to-date clinic with consistently helpful staff and a positive front-desk experience. Public feedback is very positive overall, though the number of reviews is still modest.
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.
Erris Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice in Belmullet that reviewers describe as caring for both small and large animals. Recent feedback highlights friendly, professional service alongside examples of routine preventive care, including vaccination appointments with a health and microchip check. Reviews also mention sensitive end-of-life support, including reassurance around pain control and arranging individual cremation. An on-site shop is also noted as being well stocked.
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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.
Crossmolina Veterinary Clinic comes across as a straightforward, no-nonsense practice with a strong local following. Reviews repeatedly mention Eamon/Eamonn for honest, clear communication and a calm manner with animals, while staff more broadly are described as friendly and informative. Feedback also suggests the clinic handles both routine appointments and cases that need in-clinic monitoring, including one older dog that recovered well after hospitalisation.
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.
Moyland Veterinary Practice in Foxford is an XLVets Ireland member practice accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, treating both pets and farm animals. Its stated services cover routine preventative care, diagnostics, surgery and end-of-life support for companion animals, alongside farm work such as TB testing, bull fertility testing and herd health investigations. Recent reviews are mostly positive about clear explanations, thorough follow-up and compassionate support, though one recent reviewer reported concerns about staff manner and a money-focused approach.
Moy Veterinary Clinic in Ballina is a registered veterinary hospital accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and a member of XLVets Ireland. It treats both pets and farm animals, with services ranging from routine preventive care and neutering to imaging, surgery, herd health work, and out-of-hours emergencies. Recent reviews are mostly positive, often mentioning clear explanations, compassionate end-of-life support, and thorough follow-up on difficult cases.
Ballyhaunis Veterinary Clinic in Ballyhaunis, Mayo sees dogs and cats, with reviews pointing to routine consultations, medication, support in serious cases, and end-of-life care. Feedback is mostly positive, with many owners describing the team as gentle, helpful, and prompt, especially during stressful visits. A smaller number of comments raise concerns about communication during consultations.
Tom Burke Veterinary Services is a veterinary clinic in Ballyhaunis, Mayo. Publicly available information remains very limited, so there is little detail on its facilities, opening hours, or specific clinical services. Its Google profile currently shows a 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, although the review content offers almost no written detail.
Breaffy Veterinary Clinic in Castlebar is a small-practice-feeling clinic where owners often mention quick appointments, caring handling, and memorable follow-up care. Recent feedback highlights very fast turnaround for routine visits, while older detailed accounts also point to repeat checks, medication, and injections when a pet needed ongoing treatment. Named staff are remembered positively, which adds to the sense of personal service.
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.
West Vets is a general veterinary practice in Westport, Mayo. Recent customer feedback highlights quick help for suddenly unwell pets, routine procedures such as neutering and microchipping, and assistance with EU pet passport arrangements. Reviews also consistently praise a calm, reassuring approach from the team, especially during stressful or emotional visits.
Sabine Linka Veterinary Practice in Ballina, Mayo has a strong local reputation, with reviewers regularly praising honest, straightforward care and a calm manner with pets. The clearest documented services are routine veterinary visits and inpatient care, including one owner report of successful hospitalisation and recovery for an older dog. Reception is also mentioned positively for being friendly and helpful with appointments.
Skeldale Veterinary Clinic in Ballinrobe is led by Dr. Conal Finnerty, with no corporate group indicated on the clinic website. The clinic offers a broad range of care, from routine preventive treatment to surgery and advanced diagnostics, and it also says it sees exotic pets and large animals. Recent feedback points to quick help in urgent cases, calm handling of pets, and a direct but reassuring communication style.
McHale Road Veterinary Surgery is a mixed practice in Castlebar caring for both large and small animals. The clinic also offers walk-in clinics, and reviews mention routine dog care as well as treatment for ear and eye problems. Written feedback presents the practice as compassionate, straightforward, and gentle in handling pets.
The available information for Caoimhin Galvin in Ballinrobe, Mayo points to a retail gift shop rather than a veterinary clinic. The website material accessible here appears to relate to Walkin’s Gift Shop, and the reviews discuss gifts, ornaments, gift wrapping, and online browsing rather than animal care. There is no evidence of veterinary services, facilities, species treated, or clinical policies.
Grange Vet Practice in Claremorris treats a wide mix of animals, including pets, farm animals, exotic species, and birds. Its service list includes consultations, general preventive care, blood analysis, dental cleaning, and fertility and breeding support. Reviews also mention attentive aftercare, including a dog being taken back in and monitored overnight after a stitch tore following a procedure.
Ballina Veterinary Clinic handles both routine and urgent medical and surgical care for dogs and cats, with review examples including fish-hook removal, ultrasound work, monthly injections, and hospital care for feline urinary obstruction. Non-review ownership or group affiliation is not stated. Recent feedback is mixed, combining praise for clinical care, professionalism and cleanliness with complaints about communication, continuity and billing transparency in some cases.
Small Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice in Ballina where owner feedback most often mentions routine care and pet-care services such as grooming, neutering and general consultations. Reviews highlight careful handling, clear pre-op and post-op guidance, strong aftercare, and a vet who takes time with dogs during appointments.
Castle Vets is a mixed practice in Castlebar, treating a range of animals. Whether it is independently owned or part of a wider group is not stated. Owner feedback points to a clinic that handles both routine care and more urgent cases, including emergency surgery, alongside ongoing support for longer-term health issues.
Animal Hospital appears to be an independent veterinary practice in Castlebar, as no group ownership is stated. It offers general companion-animal care, with reviews highlighting routine consultations, urgent help, senior-pet assessments, and end-of-life support. Owners often describe vets who take time to explain options, involve them in decisions, and handle pets gently.
Ballyvary Veterinary Clinic in Castlebar, Mayo is a local veterinary practice with recent feedback centred on prompt help, friendly service, and clear communication. Reviews point to general pet consultations and treatment, with owners also highlighting the team’s listening skills and patient care. Named staff are mentioned warmly by customers for being helpful, kind, and easy to deal with.
George O'Malley Veterinary is a veterinary clinic in Castlebar, Mayo. Public information is limited, but the small number of recent reviews suggests a positive client experience, with comments highlighting friendly, helpful staff.