John A. Strumble Veterinary Practice – Vets in Cashel
Clinic Overview
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. The practice is part of XLVets and accredited under the VCI Practice Accreditation Scheme.
Services
- •General and urgent veterinary care: The practice sees companion animals, horses and farm animals and offers 24/7 veterinary care for clients. Recent reviews include help for a traveller’s injured cat, as well as ongoing care for dogs and cats over many years.
- •Routine veterinary services: Website-listed services include routine surgeries, dentistry, vaccinations, passports and nurse clinics.
- •Diagnostics and reproduction work: The clinic offers in-house blood testing for haematology and biochemistry, along with ultrasound for pregnancy diagnosis and fertility management.
- •Equine, farm and additional facilities: The wider service list includes foal medicine, a fully stocked pharmacy and retail shop, and grooming services with a purpose-built grooming parlour.
Pricing
A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit above average, but this is based on very few comparable services. Recent reviews focus on the quality of care, compassion and professionalism rather than cost, with no clear recurring pricing theme.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named publicly here. Reviews consistently praise the team as a whole, including friendly reception staff and vets and staff described as kind, compassionate, attentive, helpful and professional.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.8/5 from 255 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is consistently very positive, with repeated praise for kind, compassionate and professional care.
- •Several owners mention the team being especially good with dogs and cats over the long term, describing them as attentive and reassuring.
- •Reviews also highlight helpful, friendly service in short-notice situations, including fitting in a cat with an injury while the owner was travelling.
- •The practice is praised for making pets feel comfortable, and for being supportive during difficult moments, including end-of-life care.

