Farm & Large-Animal Vets near Fethard

- 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...

- 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.

- Recent reviewers repeatedly praise the clinic’s facilities, using phrases such as “fantastic set up,” “fantastic facility,” and “great facilities.” - The clinical team is described as knowledgeable, experienced, professional, and kind,...

- Recent reviewers repeatedly praise the clinic’s facilities, using phrases such as “fantastic set up,” “fantastic facility,” and “great facilities.” - The clinical team is described as knowledgeable, experienced, professional, and kind, with owners saying their animals were handled calmly and well. - Reviews mention strong diagnostic capability and positive treatment experiences, including successful care for a pony and stress-free visits for horses and ponies. - Service is also noted as dependable at all hours, and one reviewer described the clinic as very reasonably priced.

Fethard Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine-only hospital established in 2007 and operating within O’Byrne and Halley’s wider equine practice. It works as both a first-opinion and referral centre, with a large clinical team and...

Fethard Equine Hospital is a purpose-built equine-only hospital established in 2007 and operating within O’Byrne and Halley’s wider equine practice. It works as both a first-opinion and referral centre, with a large clinical team and 24-hour inpatient care supported by interns living onsite. Recent feedback continues to highlight the hospital set-up, access to diagnostics, and calm, professional handling, including for urgent arrivals at any hour.