Farm Vets in Tipperary

• •End-of-life care is a standout theme: owners mention compassionate, respectful handling of euthanasia for both dogs and cats. - Speed of access is repeatedly noted: several reviews say pets are seen quickly and the clinic is “always on hand to help.”
• •Value/ethics: one owner specifically praises the clinic for not trying to sell “expensive things that you don’t need,” and recalls a discount for stray animals. - Practical convenience: arranging medications to be sent by post is mentioned as helpful when an owner couldn’t attend.

Killenaule Vets appears to be a general veterinary practice (pets and other animals are mentioned) where owners most often comment on the day-to-day experience: being seen promptly, staff being welcoming, and the team stepping in when an animal needs help at short notice. Recent reviewers specifically mention staff being “quick and efficient,” being “accommodating and welcoming,” and “going over and above” to help with a dog in a difficult situation. One owner also notes an upbeat atmosphere in the clinic (“you can hear them laughing behind doors”), alongside feeling “well looked after” and describing the team as “very knowledgeable.”

Fitzgerald Veterinary Centre appears to run as an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned in the data provided). Based on reviews, it’s set up for both routine clinical care and urgent advice outside typical hours: multiple owners describe a vet answering late-night calls (including around 9:45pm and close to midnight) and giving guidance that helped them avoid an emergency visit. Reviews also describe in-clinic medical and dental-type care for a very unwell cat (sedation, cleaning teeth and gums, and several days of treatment), as well as euthanasia carried out in a private room with time given to say goodbye.

• •Clear communication and transparency: owners mention vets explaining what’s happening, outlining plans, and going through test results in detail. - Help in urgent or stressful situations: examples include a very sick dog in pain being seen even when the dog wasn’t a regular patient, and a dog treated for a sore eye. - Handling and bedside manner: reviewers describe pets being kept calm during consultations and staff staying calm and professional.

Richard Fahey Veterinary Clinic is presented in reviews as a small-animal practice that prioritises access for urgent situations—owners describe being fit in when something is urgent and, in one case, receiving help in the late evening. Day-to-day care for new pets is also mentioned, including puppy vaccinations, worming, and “lots of advice.” Several reviews also describe sensitive end-of-life care: one owner recounts being talked through options before deciding on euthanasia, with clear explanations of what would happen.

Fethard Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine-only hospital established in 2007, operating under O’Byrne and Halley’s wider equine practice. It’s set up as both a first-opinion and referral centre, with a large clinical team (including surgeons, a medicine clinician, veterinary surgeon interns, and veterinary nurses) and 24-hour inpatient care supported by interns residing onsite. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention the facility set-up and breadth of diagnostics, and one review specifically describes being able to arrive “no matter what time of the day or night,” suggesting round-the-clock support for urgent presentations.

Carraig Cranley Walsh Veterinary Group is a small-animal vet clinic (cats and dogs are specifically mentioned) with a 4.8★ Google rating from 41 reviews. In the latest written feedback available, owners repeatedly focus less on specific procedures and more on how the team communicates—describing staff as “very helpful” and “pleasant to talk to,” and highlighting empathy in difficult situations (including when a kitten had been hit by a car and couldn’t be helped).