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Duntahane Equine Practice is a multi-species veterinary clinic (cats, dogs, horses and bovine) with in-house diagnostic equipment listed on its website, including X‑ray, ultrasound scanning, and laboratory testing (biochemistry and haematology). The clinic also specifically mentions herd health services. Reviewers most often point to practical factors that affect day-to-day care: getting appointments without long waits, a clean clinic (“spotless”), and a sense that treatment isn’t pushed for profit (one owner says they “aren’t money-grabbers”).
Duntahane Equine Practice is a multi-species veterinary clinic (cats, dogs, horses and bovine) with in-house diagnostic equipment listed on its website, including X‑ray, ultrasound scanning, and laboratory testing (biochemistry and haematology). The clinic also specifically mentions herd health services. Reviewers most often point to practical factors that affect day-to-day care: getting appointments without long waits, a clean clinic (“spotless”), and a sense that treatment isn’t pushed for profit (one owner says they “aren’t money-grabbers”).
D.W Hutch Veterinary Surgeon has very limited public detail available beyond Google reviews. The latest written reviews repeatedly describe the experience as “what a vet should be and do,” and one review specifically calls out Margaret as “top class.” The small volume of information means there’s not enough evidence here to describe specific facilities, case types, or services offered.
D.W Hutch Veterinary Surgeon has very limited public detail available beyond Google reviews. The latest written reviews repeatedly describe the experience as “what a vet should be and do,” and one review specifically calls out Margaret as “top class.” The small volume of information means there’s not enough evidence here to describe specific facilities, case types, or services offered.
Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include
- •Support during euthanasia for elderly dogs, with owners saying their pets were kept comfortable and the process was handled carefully. - A puppy health check described as a brief exam, with the owner reporting they were not allowed into the exam room. - One owner reporting they were told to “ring who I usually bring him to” when calling about a sick dog out of hours.
Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include
- •Support during euthanasia for elderly dogs, with owners saying their pets were kept comfortable and the process was handled carefully. - A puppy health check described as a brief exam, with the owner reporting they were not allowed into the exam room. - One owner reporting they were told to “ring who I usually bring him to” when calling about a sick dog out of hours.
Acorn Veterinary Clinic is set up primarily for large-animal and dairy herd work, with the website describing a team of three dedicated large-animal vets and over 50 years treating farm animals and dairy herds. It also states a 24/7, 365-days on-call emergency service for clients.
Acorn Veterinary Clinic is set up primarily for large-animal and dairy herd work, with the website describing a team of three dedicated large-animal vets and over 50 years treating farm animals and dairy herds. It also states a 24/7, 365-days on-call emergency service for clients.
Millview Veterinary Clinic appears to be a small practice centred on vet Dave Carey (named repeatedly in reviews). Owners describe help with both routine care and specific problems across a mix of animals—examples include treating a puppy’s ear issue, handling a “tricky” brachycephalic breed with appropriate precautions, and even doing a house call for a sick horse after a long day. Several reviewers also mention long-term continuity (returning over many years and recommending family members and friends).
Millview Veterinary Clinic appears to be a small practice centred on vet Dave Carey (named repeatedly in reviews). Owners describe help with both routine care and specific problems across a mix of animals—examples include treating a puppy’s ear issue, handling a “tricky” brachycephalic breed with appropriate precautions, and even doing a house call for a sick horse after a long day. Several reviewers also mention long-term continuity (returning over many years and recommending family members and friends).
Aardveld Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available information). Based on reviews, it’s set up for both routine care and urgent, same-day problems: owners describe spaying and vaccinations for a cat, and an emergency appointment for a dog with a cut paw pad where the team cleaned the wound, bandaged it, and sent medication home to prevent infection. End-of-life care is also specifically mentioned, with one family describing being given time and space to say goodbye and noting Tim’s patience during euthanasia.
Aardveld Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group mentioned in the available information). Based on reviews, it’s set up for both routine care and urgent, same-day problems: owners describe spaying and vaccinations for a cat, and an emergency appointment for a dog with a cut paw pad where the team cleaned the wound, bandaged it, and sent medication home to prevent infection. End-of-life care is also specifically mentioned, with one family describing being given time and space to say goodbye and noting Tim’s patience during euthanasia.
Con Twomey MRCVS is a small veterinary practice where reviews repeatedly highlight fast access to appointments and vets (notably Nicole/Nicola) staying past closing time to treat urgent cases. Owners describe thorough work-ups (including ultrasound and blood tests) and practical treatment plans (antibiotics and dietary changes), plus attention to additional findings such as spotting early-stage cataracts during a visit for an unrelated illness. Multiple reviews mention emergency care for injuries (including a dog attacked by another dog) where the vet “insisted on trying to save” the patient rather than immediately opting for euthanasia.
Con Twomey MRCVS is a small veterinary practice where reviews repeatedly highlight fast access to appointments and vets (notably Nicole/Nicola) staying past closing time to treat urgent cases. Owners describe thorough work-ups (including ultrasound and blood tests) and practical treatment plans (antibiotics and dietary changes), plus attention to additional findings such as spotting early-stage cataracts during a visit for an unrelated illness. Multiple reviews mention emergency care for injuries (including a dog attacked by another dog) where the vet “insisted on trying to save” the patient rather than immediately opting for euthanasia.
All Creatures Vet Centre presents itself as a veterinary physiotherapy clinic (no corporate group or parent brand is mentioned). Based on the website and reviews, it appears set up for rehabilitation and mobility support rather than general veterinary care—owners specifically describe structured physio programmes using an underwater treadmill.
All Creatures Vet Centre presents itself as a veterinary physiotherapy clinic (no corporate group or parent brand is mentioned). Based on the website and reviews, it appears set up for rehabilitation and mobility support rather than general veterinary care—owners specifically describe structured physio programmes using an underwater treadmill.
Carbery Veterinary is part of the Glasslyn group (described on the website as one of the largest veterinary practices in the country), offering both companion-animal and farm-animal work. The clinic advertises broad in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound, and an in‑house analyser) alongside surgery and hospitalisation. Emergency care is also stated to be available via a dedicated emergency contact number.
Carbery Veterinary is part of the Glasslyn group (described on the website as one of the largest veterinary practices in the country), offering both companion-animal and farm-animal work. The clinic advertises broad in-house diagnostics (including X‑rays, ultrasound, and an in‑house analyser) alongside surgery and hospitalisation. Emergency care is also stated to be available via a dedicated emergency contact number.
Rossmore Veterinary Office has very limited publicly available detail in the information provided. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, the only concrete feedback is about the premises—described twice as a “beautiful big house”—with no mention of clinical services, treatments, or staff interactions. No information is provided here about whether it’s independently owned or part of a larger veterinary group.
Rossmore Veterinary Office has very limited publicly available detail in the information provided. Based on the latest written reviews available to us, the only concrete feedback is about the premises—described twice as a “beautiful big house”—with no mention of clinical services, treatments, or staff interactions. No information is provided here about whether it’s independently owned or part of a larger veterinary group.