Best Vets in Tipperary

• •Recent feedback is strongly positive about the team’s manner, with owners describing staff as kind, empathic, welcoming and genuinely caring toward animals. - Service is often praised as attentive and professional, with one owner mentioning a routine puppy weight check and others saying pets are treated very well at each visit. - Reviews highlight practical support as well as friendliness, including an urgent cat appointment arranged straight after a phone call and a follow-up call the next day to check progress.

John A. Strumble Veterinary Practice in Cashel is presented alongside O’Connor Julian Veterinary Clinic as part of a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967, part of XLVets and accredited under the VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme. The clinic offers care for companion animals, equine and farm animals, with on-site blood testing, routine procedures and 24/7 veterinary care for clients.

O’Connor Julian Veterinary Surgeons is a second-generation, family-owned mixed practice established in 1967, caring for farm animals, equines and companion animals. The practice says it offers a 24/7, year-round service and holds VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme status. Recent feedback continues to reflect a clinic that handles everyday pet care as well as urgent problems, with reviewers regularly highlighting professional, compassionate support.

Southview Veterinary Hospital offers preventative care such as vaccination and parasite control, alongside more advanced services including canine reproduction and an on-site physiotherapy and hydrotherapy suite. The clinic also has a pay-monthly Pet Health Plan intended to spread the cost of routine preventative care. Recent owner feedback highlights support with more complex cases, including cardiology work-ups, surgery and ongoing medication management, with communication and aftercare often praised.

• •Reviews repeatedly describe a kind, reassuring team, with several owners saying staff are welcoming, patient, and attentive to both pets and their families. - Ray is a recurring positive mention, praised for clear communication during emergency treatment and for compassionate support during end-of-life care. - Recent feedback covers both routine care and urgent visits, including rabies vaccinations, regular check-ups, and occasional emergencies.

• •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with owners praising the clinic as caring, helpful and accommodating for animals “big or small.”
• •Surgery is a clear theme in client comments, including a cat’s eye removal procedure where the owner says the cat recovered well and felt in safe hands. - Longer-term feedback covers a broad range of care, from neutering and vaccinations to treatment of accidents and serious leg injuries, as well as farm veterinary work. - The main negative note in recent written feedback is one complaint about a rude or “sassy” receptionist during a phone call.

• •Many recent reviewers describe the team as friendly, supportive, and thorough, with plenty of time given to talk through concerns and treatment options. - A recurring positive theme is clear communication: reviewers say they feel informed, reassured, and able to discuss both health issues and behaviour. - Individual experiences mention pets being comfortable at the clinic, including a dog eager to go in and leaving happily with treats.

De Lacy, Clancy & Kent – Suirside Veterinary Clinic is a family-run practice in Carrick-on-Suir that sees both small and large animals. It offers a broad clinical setup including diagnostics, surgery and inpatient care, alongside a 24-hour emergency service. The clinic works on an appointment system, with seriously ill animals seen first, and recent feedback continues to highlight clear explanations, compassionate handling and support in urgent or end-of-life situations.

• •Recent reviews are mostly very positive, often describing the team as professional, reliable, efficient and kind. - Several reviews highlight strong support for older pets and urgent cases, including detailed medication management for chronic heart and joint issues and immediate care during a sudden deterioration. - A recent dental case stands out: one owner says the clinic investigated a greyhound’s severe nose bleed, identified infected teeth, and after extractions reported the dog was comfortable and back to normal.