Buttevant Veterinary Centre

Ownership/group isn’t stated in the available information. Based on reviews, the clinic appears set up for everyday small-animal care (dogs and cats), including problem-solving for ongoing symptoms, and end-of-life support when needed. Owners specifically mention a home visit to assess an elderly dog in distress and perform euthanasia, diagnosing a long-running sneezing/wheezing issue in an elderly cat “within one visit” and prescribing medication that helped quickly, and handling travel paperwork (“Fit to fly”) during a routine check-up (including printing documents on request). A couple of reviews also note a clean clinic and that cases are taken seriously.

Services

Services explicitly mentioned in the available information include

• •General vet care for dogs and cats (routine check-up referenced)
• •Assessment and treatment of ongoing respiratory signs in a cat (sneezing/wheezing) with medication prescribed
• •Home visit for an urgent assessment of an elderly dog in distress
• •Euthanasia (put to sleep) when an animal was “beyond help,” carried out at home
• •Travel documentation support (“Fit to fly” papers signed and printed)
• •Appointment spacing/COVID-era measures (appointments kept apart; signage mentioned)

People

• •Niamh (role not stated): Mentioned as attending a home visit to assess an elderly dog in distress; the owner describes the euthanasia decision and process as handled professionally and with kindness.
• •Daniel (role not stated): Attended the same home visit as Niamh; associated with professional handling and kindness during end-of-life care.
• •Luke (vet, per review): Described as managing a nervous, shaking dog during a check-up, completing the exam, and sorting “Fit to fly” paperwork (including printing documents when the owner couldn’t).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 85 reviews. The available written reviews focus on a handful of specific visits and outcomes rather than broad service lists. “”

• •Solving specific medical problems quickly: one owner reports their elderly cat’s long-term sneezing/wheezing was identified in a single visit and improved soon after starting medication.
• •Support in difficult, end-of-life situations: a home visit is described where the dog was assessed and then euthanised as the only option, with emphasis on professionalism and kindness.
• •Handling anxious pets and practical needs: a review mentions a nervous dog being managed calmly during a check-up, plus travel paperwork being completed and printed.
• •Clinic environment/procedures: “clean place” is mentioned, along with spaced appointments during COVID precautions.