Richard Fahey Veterinary Clinic

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.

Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include

• •Being accommodated when a case is urgent (“they always find time for you”).
• •Late-evening help provided when another clinic reportedly asked the owner to wait until morning.
• •Puppy injections and worming, plus practical advice for a new puppy.
• •Euthanasia consultations where options and the process were explained before the owner decided.

Services

Services and scenarios referenced in the available information include

• •Urgent same-day attention when an owner describes the situation as urgent.
• •General puppy care, including vaccinations (“injections”), worming, and general advice for new owners.
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia, including an exam/check-over, discussion of options, and explanation of what would happen during the procedure.

People

• •John: Mentioned as regularly seen by one reviewer, described as “fair” and as making time for urgent situations.
• •Brian MacTague: Named as the vet one cat owner has seen “for years,” with the owner specifically noting their cats “always get the help they need.”
• •Brian (referred to as a “new Vet” in one review): Praised for end-of-life discussions—checking the dog, explaining options, and clearly describing what would happen, which the owner felt made a difficult appointment more manageable.

Reviews

4.9 stars from 38 reviews. The comments available are uniformly positive and focus on access for urgent cases, practical everyday care, and compassion during euthanasia. “”

• •Owners say the clinic fits pets in for urgent problems, rather than asking them to wait.
• •Vaccinations and worming for puppies are specifically mentioned, along with “lots of advice.”
• •Clear, compassionate euthanasia care is described in detail: options discussed first, then an explanation of what would happen before proceeding.