Best Vets in Tipperary

Veterinary Clinic Clonmel is a small-animal practice that reviewers describe using for both routine care and more difficult situations. Recent written feedback repeatedly mentions support during serious illness, including end‑of‑life appointments handled respectfully, and a team that talks owners through treatment and possible operations rather than rushing conversations. One vet, Niamh, is singled out by name in multiple reviews for looking after dogs through illness and consultations.

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).

Mulcair Veterinary Clinic treats both small and large animals and offers a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients (7 days a week, 365 days a year). The clinic website highlights imaging capability (X-ray and ultrasound) alongside routine care such as neutering, microchipping, parasite treatment, and dental health checks/health care plans. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe major interventions including cataract surgery in an older dog, as well as cases where surgery was considered but not recommended due to underlying risk (a heart issue), with the pet improving through “diligent treatment” instead.

Cahir Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where recent reviews repeatedly describe both routine care and more intensive cases. Owners mention being seen quickly for urgent problems (“emergency appointment… seen ASAP”), routine puppy care (vaccinations and microchipping), and surgical procedures including spaying and an operation with multiple follow-up visits over several weeks. Several reviews also highlight staff taking time to explain what’s happening (for example, being “very informative” around a spay) and pets being kept at ease during visits.

Kilcash Equine Clinic is an equine-only veterinary practice providing both medical and surgical care for horses. The clinic lists core work including reproduction, lameness/sports medicine, dentistry, laboratory services, and pre-purchase examinations, and states it provides 24-hour emergency cover. Recent reviews include detailed praise for a vet named Siobhán for on-site visits, thorough recovery management, and explaining decisions step-by-step to an owner and their child; another review highlights a quick arrival and reassuring handling.

Templemore Veterinary Centre is described in recent reviews as a small “family practice” vet. Reviewers repeatedly mention practical, day-to-day support rather than one-off visits—such as keeping a dog’s “special nuts” (special diet food) ready each month, and giving small bags of treats for children to give their dog. Other feedback focuses on staff being helpful, friendly, and “knowledgeable,” with one reviewer saying the team “goes more than the extra yard to help out.”

Ormond Veterinary appears to operate as a general “family practice” vet service, with reviews highlighting day-to-day support rather than specialist or referral work. Owners specifically mention the clinic reliably keeping their dog’s “special nuts” (a specific diet/food) ready each month, and small gestures like providing a little bag of treats for children to give their dog. Reviews also describe staff as friendly and knowledgeable, with one owner saying they “go more than the extra yard to help out.”