Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery – Vets in Cloverhill
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Clinic Overview
Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery in Cloverhill, Roscommon, opened in January 2011 under the guidance of veterinary surgeon John Finnegan. The clinic is set up for small animals and has on-site boarding kennels, with digital x-ray among its listed facilities. Reviews commonly highlight a caring, helpful team and appointments that tend to run close to time.
Services
- •Small-animal veterinary care for dogs and cats, including illness visits and general treatment.
- •Diagnostics and facilities including digital x-ray, along with in-clinic testing mentioned in reviews, such as quick testing used to rule out FIV and leukaemia.
- •Preventive and routine services including microchipping.
- •Boarding kennels on site for veterinary boarding.
- •Support with TNR (trap-neuter-return) work, mentioned in a review alongside treatment for a mother cat and kittens.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •John Finnegan: named as the veterinary surgeon guiding the practice since it opened; recent reviews also praise John personally for going above and beyond.
- •Claire: named in a review for the care given to a dog called Cola.
- •Wider team: reviews speak positively about the vets, assistants, and front-desk staff for being kind, friendly, helpful, and reassuring.
Reviews
Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery has 4.2 stars from 19 Google reviews.
- •Recent comments are mostly positive, with owners describing the team as caring, helpful, and good with nervous owners as well as pets.
- •John is singled out in one recent review as someone who “goes above and beyond,” while another long-term client says their dogs have received excellent treatment over several years.
- •Timekeeping stands out as a repeated strength, with one reviewer saying waits are usually no more than five to ten minutes and that they are sometimes seen early.
- •A less positive older review reports a boarding billing dispute over how kennel days were counted for a short stay.
