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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.
Lisadell Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine hospital with both hospital-based and ambulatory work, offering in-patient, outpatient and referral care (ownership/group isn’t stated). The website highlights modern diagnostic and surgical facilities, plus a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients. In recent reviews, owners and referring professionals describe specific high-acuity care such as a mare being foaled under general anaesthetic, and mention having multiple vets involved in difficult cases with clear explanations throughout, including empathetic support when outcomes were poor.
Lisadell Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine hospital with both hospital-based and ambulatory work, offering in-patient, outpatient and referral care (ownership/group isn’t stated). The website highlights modern diagnostic and surgical facilities, plus a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients. In recent reviews, owners and referring professionals describe specific high-acuity care such as a mare being foaled under general anaesthetic, and mention having multiple vets involved in difficult cases with clear explanations throughout, including empathetic support when outcomes were poor.
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.
Kelly's Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). The latest reviews describe a clinic that handles routine consultations and older-pet management, offers second opinions on surgical recommendations, and can refer cases on when needed. Owners give specific examples of: - A second-opinion plan that avoided surgery, instead using a diet, medication and exercise regime for an older dog. - Arthritis support including a thorough exam, short course of pain relief, and asking the owner to report back on comfort levels. - End-of-life care where one owner praised staff for accommodating detailed requests during euthanasia, while another reported being upset by how their pet was returned afterward (details in Reviews).
Kelly's Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). The latest reviews describe a clinic that handles routine consultations and older-pet management, offers second opinions on surgical recommendations, and can refer cases on when needed. Owners give specific examples of: - A second-opinion plan that avoided surgery, instead using a diet, medication and exercise regime for an older dog. - Arthritis support including a thorough exam, short course of pain relief, and asking the owner to report back on comfort levels. - End-of-life care where one owner praised staff for accommodating detailed requests during euthanasia, while another reported being upset by how their pet was returned afterward (details in Reviews).
Patrick Farrelly & Partners is described by reviewers as an animal care practice with a team-based setup (“all staff”). The latest written comments focus less on specific procedures and more on access and how people and pets were treated. Concrete points mentioned include help being available “day or night,” and multiple owners calling the staff friendly, professional, and very helpful. One review (3 stars) is present without written detail, so the reason for a lower score isn’t clear from the text available to us.
Patrick Farrelly & Partners is described by reviewers as an animal care practice with a team-based setup (“all staff”). The latest written comments focus less on specific procedures and more on access and how people and pets were treated. Concrete points mentioned include help being available “day or night,” and multiple owners calling the staff friendly, professional, and very helpful. One review (3 stars) is present without written detail, so the reason for a lower score isn’t clear from the text available to us.
This listing appears to be for a human GP/medical clinic rather than a veterinary practice: the website source refers to O’Connell Family Practice (including “Consultations by appointment only” and an out‑of‑hours GP co‑op), and the reviews talk about registering with a GP and “lots of doctors.” The name in the clinic data (“Mahonstown Practice”) may not match the name used on the website. Based on the information available, the practice seems set up for: - General medical consultations by appointment (explicitly stated on the website source). - Out‑of‑hours cover via NEDOC (explicitly stated on the website source), rather than 24/7 in‑house care. Review signals are mixed: some reviewers describe the service as “efficient” and “excellent,” while a negative review describes no reply to emails about taking on new patients and then being told it would be “a couple of weeks” before hearing back.
This listing appears to be for a human GP/medical clinic rather than a veterinary practice: the website source refers to O’Connell Family Practice (including “Consultations by appointment only” and an out‑of‑hours GP co‑op), and the reviews talk about registering with a GP and “lots of doctors.” The name in the clinic data (“Mahonstown Practice”) may not match the name used on the website. Based on the information available, the practice seems set up for: - General medical consultations by appointment (explicitly stated on the website source). - Out‑of‑hours cover via NEDOC (explicitly stated on the website source), rather than 24/7 in‑house care. Review signals are mixed: some reviewers describe the service as “efficient” and “excellent,” while a negative review describes no reply to emails about taking on new patients and then being told it would be “a couple of weeks” before hearing back.
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.