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Paws A While Veterinary Clinic is an independent small-animal veterinary hospital that’s been operating since 1995. The website lists consultations and vaccinations, with online booking and payment for those (and “more”). In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe the team being patient during handling (e.g., nail trims) and supportive during end-of-life appointments, with specific mentions of staff helping families through euthanasia in a way that made a difficult situation “as comfortable as possible.”
Paws A While Veterinary Clinic is an independent small-animal veterinary hospital that’s been operating since 1995. The website lists consultations and vaccinations, with online booking and payment for those (and “more”). In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe the team being patient during handling (e.g., nail trims) and supportive during end-of-life appointments, with specific mentions of staff helping families through euthanasia in a way that made a difficult situation “as comfortable as possible.”
Paws A While is an independent small-animal veterinary hospital that’s been operating since 1995. Recent reviews point to a practice set up for everyday companion-animal care, including cat neutering and support for new or complex pet situations (for example, a feral cat and three kittens brought in together). Owners often mention getting practical reassurance and advice, and one review specifically describes a cat doing “amazingly well” after being neutered. There is also at least one account of unprofessional front-desk behaviour when a new client tried to register.
Paws A While is an independent small-animal veterinary hospital that’s been operating since 1995. Recent reviews point to a practice set up for everyday companion-animal care, including cat neutering and support for new or complex pet situations (for example, a feral cat and three kittens brought in together). Owners often mention getting practical reassurance and advice, and one review specifically describes a cat doing “amazingly well” after being neutered. There is also at least one account of unprofessional front-desk behaviour when a new client tried to register.
Shannon Veterinary Services is a veterinary practice with no corporate group affiliation stated in the information available to us. Based on the limited details in the latest reviews, it appears to provide general pet veterinary care, with specific mention of help provided to a client’s dog. Reviewers consistently describe the vet as “helpful” and “excellent,” though the feedback is brief and doesn’t give much detail on specific treatments or facilities.
Shannon Veterinary Services is a veterinary practice with no corporate group affiliation stated in the information available to us. Based on the limited details in the latest reviews, it appears to provide general pet veterinary care, with specific mention of help provided to a client’s dog. Reviewers consistently describe the vet as “helpful” and “excellent,” though the feedback is brief and doesn’t give much detail on specific treatments or facilities.
Moylagh Veterinary Clinic is a small practice where reviews most often mention day‑to‑day care for cats and dogs, along with end‑of‑life support. Recent feedback highlights prompt responses and an accommodating approach when arranging care, and multiple reviewers name Aoife as the vet looking after their pets over several years. One recurring negative report describes an allegedly rude phone interaction when trying to arrange an appointment and asking about Saturday opening, which sits in clear contrast to other reviews describing the practice as professional and sympathetic.
Moylagh Veterinary Clinic is a small practice where reviews most often mention day‑to‑day care for cats and dogs, along with end‑of‑life support. Recent feedback highlights prompt responses and an accommodating approach when arranging care, and multiple reviewers name Aoife as the vet looking after their pets over several years. One recurring negative report describes an allegedly rude phone interaction when trying to arrange an appointment and asking about Saturday opening, which sits in clear contrast to other reviews describing the practice as professional and sympathetic.
Flynn & O'Connell is a small-animal veterinary practice (dogs are repeatedly mentioned in reviews) with a 4.7★ Google rating from 20 reviews. Owners most often describe a “no-nonsense” style of veterinary care and good handling of nervous or older dogs—one reviewer specifically mentioned bringing an aged, “grumpy” dog and feeling much less anxious after how easily the team managed him. On the admin side, a front-desk staff member is singled out for “going above and beyond.” One 1★ rating is present without written detail, so not all experiences are positive.
Flynn & O'Connell is a small-animal veterinary practice (dogs are repeatedly mentioned in reviews) with a 4.7★ Google rating from 20 reviews. Owners most often describe a “no-nonsense” style of veterinary care and good handling of nervous or older dogs—one reviewer specifically mentioned bringing an aged, “grumpy” dog and feeling much less anxious after how easily the team managed him. On the admin side, a front-desk staff member is singled out for “going above and beyond.” One 1★ rating is present without written detail, so not all experiences are positive.
Only the clinic name (“Advanced Pet Care”) was provided in the inputs. There was no website summary, no structured list of services/specialisations, and no Google rating or written reviews included, so it isn’t possible (from the information available) to describe what the practice is set up for, whether it’s independent or part of a group, which services it offers, or what clients commonly report about their experience.
Only the clinic name (“Advanced Pet Care”) was provided in the inputs. There was no website summary, no structured list of services/specialisations, and no Google rating or written reviews included, so it isn’t possible (from the information available) to describe what the practice is set up for, whether it’s independent or part of a group, which services it offers, or what clients commonly report about their experience.
Village Vets Dunshaughlin is part of the wider Village Vets group (reviews mention using multiple Village Vets sites, including access to a 24‑hour service at another branch). Recent reviews describe the practice as set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with examples including accommodating a last-minute appointment for an elderly cat and arranging immediate attention for a cat with puncture wounds after an attack. Longer reviews also mention ongoing management of more complex orthopaedic issues (a ruptured ACL with a long recovery) and support around end-of-life decisions. Owners also note practical convenience such as being able to book appointments online.
Village Vets Dunshaughlin is part of the wider Village Vets group (reviews mention using multiple Village Vets sites, including access to a 24‑hour service at another branch). Recent reviews describe the practice as set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with examples including accommodating a last-minute appointment for an elderly cat and arranging immediate attention for a cat with puncture wounds after an attack. Longer reviews also mention ongoing management of more complex orthopaedic issues (a ruptured ACL with a long recovery) and support around end-of-life decisions. Owners also note practical convenience such as being able to book appointments online.
Kelly Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary practice led by Paul (no corporate group affiliation is mentioned in the information available to us). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for hands-on, problem-solving general practice work and surgery—particularly keyhole (laparoscopic) spaying for dogs. Owners also describe a more investigative approach to ongoing medical issues (for example, one cat owner says Paul worked to understand the underlying problem rather than keeping their cat on long-term medication), and support around end-of-life care, including a “respectful, peaceful & dignified” goodbye for a dog. Concrete details owners mention include: - Keyhole spays with quick recovery, with one owner reporting no stitches and no cone needed afterward. - A focus on finding the cause of ongoing health issues rather than simply continuing medication. - A team described as flexible and helpful, with owners feeling less anxious during visits. - Kindness during euthanasia/end-of-life appointments, highlighted as a major comfort.
Kelly Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary practice led by Paul (no corporate group affiliation is mentioned in the information available to us). Based on recent reviews, it appears set up for hands-on, problem-solving general practice work and surgery—particularly keyhole (laparoscopic) spaying for dogs. Owners also describe a more investigative approach to ongoing medical issues (for example, one cat owner says Paul worked to understand the underlying problem rather than keeping their cat on long-term medication), and support around end-of-life care, including a “respectful, peaceful & dignified” goodbye for a dog. Concrete details owners mention include: - Keyhole spays with quick recovery, with one owner reporting no stitches and no cone needed afterward. - A focus on finding the cause of ongoing health issues rather than simply continuing medication. - A team described as flexible and helpful, with owners feeling less anxious during visits. - Kindness during euthanasia/end-of-life appointments, highlighted as a major comfort.
Laytown Veterinary Clinic is part of Westgate Veterinary Clinic and, based on the clinic’s own information, is set up for both small animals and farm animals with a 24/7 on-call service and a long-running service history (since 1986). Recent reviews add specific, decision-relevant detail: owners mention gentle handling of anxious dogs, clear explanations from vet Julie, and supportive end-of-life care where families were given time and dignity to say goodbye. One reviewer reports a 45-minute wait past an appointment and feeling overcharged for an injection, so experiences around timekeeping and pricing may vary.
Laytown Veterinary Clinic is part of Westgate Veterinary Clinic and, based on the clinic’s own information, is set up for both small animals and farm animals with a 24/7 on-call service and a long-running service history (since 1986). Recent reviews add specific, decision-relevant detail: owners mention gentle handling of anxious dogs, clear explanations from vet Julie, and supportive end-of-life care where families were given time and dignity to say goodbye. One reviewer reports a 45-minute wait past an appointment and feeling overcharged for an injection, so experiences around timekeeping and pricing may vary.
Slane Veterinary Clinic is not described as part of a corporate group in the information available to us. The reviews suggest the team sees a lot of dogs (and also cats), including cases that involve diagnostics and surgical treatment: one owner says their dog’s life was saved after an “outside the box” diagnosis followed by immediate treatment, with tests later confirming it. Multiple reviewers also specifically mention surgery and trust in vet “Frances” for surgical work. One recent review raises a serious concern about an orthopaedic outcome after a repeat procedure on another leg, alongside a dispute about whether stitches were resorbable and ongoing difficulties getting invoices suitable for insurance—so experiences appear mostly very positive, but not uniform.
Slane Veterinary Clinic is not described as part of a corporate group in the information available to us. The reviews suggest the team sees a lot of dogs (and also cats), including cases that involve diagnostics and surgical treatment: one owner says their dog’s life was saved after an “outside the box” diagnosis followed by immediate treatment, with tests later confirming it. Multiple reviewers also specifically mention surgery and trust in vet “Frances” for surgical work. One recent review raises a serious concern about an orthopaedic outcome after a repeat procedure on another leg, alongside a dispute about whether stitches were resorbable and ongoing difficulties getting invoices suitable for insurance—so experiences appear mostly very positive, but not uniform.