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## Summary Green Veterinary Centre is a general veterinary practice that, based on reviews, sees a mix of pets including dogs and poultry (multiple owners mention chickens being treated and recovering). Several reviews describe being seen at short notice (including a Saturday visit where a sick puppy reportedly improved within an hour after treatment). The review record also includes a serious complaint about the handling of a diabetic dog (the owner reports no blood tests were done, they were advised to go home overnight, and they were told there was no vet on call when they rang later). Separate reviews mention inconsistent front-desk experiences—some describe reception as supportive, while others report unhelpful interactions. ## Services Services and situations explicitly mentioned in the available reviews include: - Poultry/chicken care (owners describe vets treating chickens and providing “extensive care,” with chickens recovering and returning to normal). - Same-day/short-notice appointments, including a Saturday visit mentioned by one owner. - Injections and medications for acute illness (an owner mentions an antibiotic injection and an anti-sickness injection given during a visit). - Diabetes-related care discussed (insulin dosing is referenced in one complaint; the same review alleges no blood tests were performed during the initial visit). - Out-of-hours/on-call availability: one owner reports being told there are no vets on call when they phoned in the evening. ## Reviews Google rating: 4.8 stars from 124 reviews. “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Positive outcomes after treatment, including a report of a very sick puppy improving quickly after being seen at short notice. - Multiple positive poultry/chicken cases, with owners describing knowledgeable vets and successful recovery. - Front-desk experience appears inconsistent: one reviewer says the “saving grace” was the nurses and vets while describing a repeatedly difficult receptionist; another review also criticises reception for lack of empathy. - A major negative clinical account involving diabetes care: the owner alleges inadequate assessment (no blood tests), lack of urgent escalation/referral, and no on-call vet when symptoms worsened later that day.
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Ballaghaderreen Vet Clinic is a veterinary practice that, in recent reviews, is most often described through day-to-day companion-animal care—especially dog appointments and post-operative follow-up. Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided. Concrete details owners mention include: - Making time for phone calls (clients specifically note the vet is happy to talk things through by phone). - Handling a post-spay stitch problem by seeing a dog on a Saturday and prescribing antibiotics. - Being transparent about what treatment might be needed, rather than presenting it as a certainty.
Ballaghaderreen Vet Clinic is a veterinary practice that, in recent reviews, is most often described through day-to-day companion-animal care—especially dog appointments and post-operative follow-up. Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided. Concrete details owners mention include: - Making time for phone calls (clients specifically note the vet is happy to talk things through by phone). - Handling a post-spay stitch problem by seeing a dog on a Saturday and prescribing antibiotics. - Being transparent about what treatment might be needed, rather than presenting it as a certainty.
Boithrín Cúng Veterinary Clinic is a small animal practice based on the limited information available. Recent reviews repeatedly describe care for both dogs and cats over multiple years, with owners emphasising an “efficient” service and attentive handling of their pets’ needs. One review mentions a Jack Russell needing life-saving surgery and receiving “excellent care,” but the written review also references a different clinic name, so it’s unclear which clinic that surgery relates to.
Boithrín Cúng Veterinary Clinic is a small animal practice based on the limited information available. Recent reviews repeatedly describe care for both dogs and cats over multiple years, with owners emphasising an “efficient” service and attentive handling of their pets’ needs. One review mentions a Jack Russell needing life-saving surgery and receiving “excellent care,” but the written review also references a different clinic name, so it’s unclear which clinic that surgery relates to.
The available data doesn’t provide enough evidence to describe this as a veterinary clinic or to explain what pet care it offers. The website information we extracted contains no “about” text, services, species treated, facilities, or emergency-care notes. Google shows a 5‑star rating, but the written review text isn’t available to us, so we can’t say what owners actually experienced beyond the star scores.
The available data doesn’t provide enough evidence to describe this as a veterinary clinic or to explain what pet care it offers. The website information we extracted contains no “about” text, services, species treated, facilities, or emergency-care notes. Google shows a 5‑star rating, but the written review text isn’t available to us, so we can’t say what owners actually experienced beyond the star scores.
Emlagh Lodge Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice (dogs and cats are specifically mentioned) with a 4.8-star Google rating from 107 reviews. Recent feedback describes help ranging from routine parasite control (flea treatments) to “serious illness,” with owners highlighting clear explanations of what the vet is doing and why. Several reviews give concrete examples of pets improving after treatment (including prescribed medication “worked a treat” and an older, grumpy yorkie having “a new lease of life” after being seen).
Emlagh Lodge Veterinary Centre is a small-animal practice (dogs and cats are specifically mentioned) with a 4.8-star Google rating from 107 reviews. Recent feedback describes help ranging from routine parasite control (flea treatments) to “serious illness,” with owners highlighting clear explanations of what the vet is doing and why. Several reviews give concrete examples of pets improving after treatment (including prescribed medication “worked a treat” and an older, grumpy yorkie having “a new lease of life” after being seen).
All Creatures Veterinary Clinic
Roscommon
Our Score (72/100)
All Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a long-running practice (over 30 years, per its website) and a member of XLVETS Ireland. The clinic lists routine pet care (vaccinations, neutering, dentistry, parasite protection and pet passports) alongside work with large animals, and it advertises a 24-hour emergency call-out service plus “high‑spec diagnostic equipment.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe straightforward, practical help—such as giving “honest advice” that avoided an unnecessary visit, handling cats’ check-ups and injections with “no fuss,” and staying in contact during a concern about a cat’s jaw.
All Creatures Veterinary Clinic is a long-running practice (over 30 years, per its website) and a member of XLVETS Ireland. The clinic lists routine pet care (vaccinations, neutering, dentistry, parasite protection and pet passports) alongside work with large animals, and it advertises a 24-hour emergency call-out service plus “high‑spec diagnostic equipment.” In recent reviews, owners repeatedly describe straightforward, practical help—such as giving “honest advice” that avoided an unnecessary visit, handling cats’ check-ups and injections with “no fuss,” and staying in contact during a concern about a cat’s jaw.
McCourt Veterinary Practice is a long-established clinic (over 30 years, per its website) that treats both small animals and large animals, and is a member of XLVETS (a veterinary practice network). The clinic advertises 24-hour emergency call-out availability and notes investment in high-spec diagnostic equipment, alongside an on-site shop stocking products for large and small animals. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe practical, low-fuss care such as cats being checked over and given injections, spays being carried out, and staff providing honest advice that helped someone avoid an unnecessary visit. One reviewer also describes the practice staying in contact during a pet health scare to update them on vet availability.
McCourt Veterinary Practice is a long-established clinic (over 30 years, per its website) that treats both small animals and large animals, and is a member of XLVETS (a veterinary practice network). The clinic advertises 24-hour emergency call-out availability and notes investment in high-spec diagnostic equipment, alongside an on-site shop stocking products for large and small animals. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly describe practical, low-fuss care such as cats being checked over and given injections, spays being carried out, and staff providing honest advice that helped someone avoid an unnecessary visit. One reviewer also describes the practice staying in contact during a pet health scare to update them on vet availability.
Kate Engiel-Murray Veterinary Surgeons
Carrowntornan
Our Score (64/100)
Kate Engiel-Murray Veterinary Surgeons (also referred to as All Creatures Veterinary Clinic) lists routine small-animal care alongside large-animal work, with “high-spec diagnostic equipment” and a stated 24-hour emergency call-out service. The clinic also states it’s a member of XLVETS. In recent reviews, owners most often describe straightforward, low-fuss appointments (including vaccinations/injections) and situations where the team stayed in touch to help guide next steps—one reviewer specifically credits the clinic with giving honest advice that avoided an unnecessary visit. Concrete specifics mentioned: - 24-hour emergency call-out service is stated on the clinic website. - Pet passports are listed as a service (useful for travel requirements). - Cats being spayed/neutered is mentioned in reviews. - Follow-up contact during a pet “crisis” and guidance for a non-established client are both described in reviews.
Kate Engiel-Murray Veterinary Surgeons (also referred to as All Creatures Veterinary Clinic) lists routine small-animal care alongside large-animal work, with “high-spec diagnostic equipment” and a stated 24-hour emergency call-out service. The clinic also states it’s a member of XLVETS. In recent reviews, owners most often describe straightforward, low-fuss appointments (including vaccinations/injections) and situations where the team stayed in touch to help guide next steps—one reviewer specifically credits the clinic with giving honest advice that avoided an unnecessary visit. Concrete specifics mentioned: - 24-hour emergency call-out service is stated on the clinic website. - Pet passports are listed as a service (useful for travel requirements). - Cats being spayed/neutered is mentioned in reviews. - Follow-up contact during a pet “crisis” and guidance for a non-established client are both described in reviews.
Castlerea Veterinary Clinic appears to handle a mix of companion-animal and equine work, with reviews mentioning dog spays, nail trims, and “chipping & marking” for young horses. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. Recent reviews include specific examples of surgical outcomes (a dog spay with quick recovery and minimal visible scarring) and support around end-of-life care for a cat, alongside a minority of complaints about rudeness and cost. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners: - Dog spay reported as “no pain,” up and about the next day, and later “not even a scar.” - Equine “chipping & marking” specifically credited to a staff member named Rachel. - One owner describes getting help on a bank-holiday Sunday via a vet named Kevin. - Nail trimming is mentioned both as a service and as a point of pricing dissatisfaction.
Castlerea Veterinary Clinic appears to handle a mix of companion-animal and equine work, with reviews mentioning dog spays, nail trims, and “chipping & marking” for young horses. Ownership/group affiliation isn’t stated in the information provided. Recent reviews include specific examples of surgical outcomes (a dog spay with quick recovery and minimal visible scarring) and support around end-of-life care for a cat, alongside a minority of complaints about rudeness and cost. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners: - Dog spay reported as “no pain,” up and about the next day, and later “not even a scar.” - Equine “chipping & marking” specifically credited to a staff member named Rachel. - One owner describes getting help on a bank-holiday Sunday via a vet named Kevin. - Nail trimming is mentioned both as a service and as a point of pricing dissatisfaction.
Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery
Cloverhill
Our Score (50/100)
Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery opened in January 2011 under the guidance of veterinary surgeon John Finnegan. The clinic is set up for small animals, with boarding kennels on-site and a digital x-ray machine listed among its facilities. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention: - Sticking close to appointment times (reports of waiting “no more than five or ten minutes,” and sometimes being seen early). - Clear reassurance and question-answering when pets are unwell (including an assistant taking time to answer questions and put an owner’s mind at ease). - Basic in-clinic testing guiding treatment (one review describes a quick test ruling out FIV/leukaemia, followed by treatment for “a simple dose of flu”). - A specific complaint about boarding charges (an owner says they were charged for 3 days after leaving a dog for 2 nights, and felt misled over the phone).
Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery opened in January 2011 under the guidance of veterinary surgeon John Finnegan. The clinic is set up for small animals, with boarding kennels on-site and a digital x-ray machine listed among its facilities. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention: - Sticking close to appointment times (reports of waiting “no more than five or ten minutes,” and sometimes being seen early). - Clear reassurance and question-answering when pets are unwell (including an assistant taking time to answer questions and put an owner’s mind at ease). - Basic in-clinic testing guiding treatment (one review describes a quick test ruling out FIV/leukaemia, followed by treatment for “a simple dose of flu”). - A specific complaint about boarding charges (an owner says they were charged for 3 days after leaving a dog for 2 nights, and felt misled over the phone).