Farm Vets in Fermoy

## Summary Corrin Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice where recent reviewers most often describe diagnostic work-ups (X‑rays, blood tests, scans) and treatment plans explained in detail by the vet. Several owners specifically mention access to out-of-hours help (including weekend situations), and one reviewer says the clinic can arrange a home callout if a pet isn’t well enough to travel. Decision-relevant details that come up repeatedly include: phone updates during same-day procedures (e.g., a spay), follow-on explanations of a multi-day treatment plan, and support around end-of-life care (including time to say goodbye and, in one case, an option to be at home for euthanasia). ## Services Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention: - **Diagnostics:** X-rays, bloodwork (“bloods”), and scans used to investigate issues such as joint pain and suspected infection. - **Medical treatment:** Antibiotics (including “2 rounds” for a serious infection). - **Surgery/procedures:** Spay (“spray” described for a 1‑year‑old dog), with same-day progress updates by phone. - **Urgent/out-of-hours care:** Weekend/evening out-of-hours visits are described by multiple reviewers. - **Home visits:** One reviewer states that if a pet can’t make it to the clinic, **a home callout can be arranged**. - **End-of-life care:** Euthanasia and support around saying goodbye (including being given time and clear explanations). ## People - **Sean (vet):** Repeatedly named for thorough check-ups and diagnostics (X-rays/bloodwork), clear explanations of treatment plans over subsequent days, and communication during procedures (phone updates). Multiple reviewers also describe his support during euthanasia, including explaining each step and giving families time. - **Olga (role not stated):** Mentioned alongside Sean for compassion and kindness during end-of-life care. - **“Young Spanish vet” (name not given):** Credited by one reviewer for kind handling of a weekend emergency that resulted in euthanasia due to heart failure. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.6 stars from 57 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Thorough diagnostics and “looking at everything”:** Examples include joint pain and infections assessed using X-rays and bloodwork, and a serious infection managed with scans/blood tests plus two rounds of antibiotics. - **Out-of-hours help when other options weren’t available:** Multiple reviewers describe being seen on weekend/evening out-of-hours, including a collapse that turned out to be heart failure. - **Communication that reduces uncertainty:** Owners mention vets explaining the reasoning behind treatment plans, giving updates during the day for a spay, and walking families through euthanasia. - **End-of-life care is a prominent theme:** Several reviews focus on gentleness, time to say goodbye, and one owner being allowed to have their dog at home at the end. - **One negative review without detail:** A 1‑star “Not good” review provides no specifics, contrasting with the otherwise detailed 5‑star accounts.

## Summary Duntahane Veterinary Clinic treats a wide mix of animals (cats, dogs, horses/equines and bovine), and the website notes on-site diagnostic capability including X‑ray, ultrasound, and in-house laboratory testing (biochemistry and haematology). It also references herd health work. Reviewers most often highlight practical things that affect day-to-day care: getting appointments without long waits, a clinic described as “spotless,” and a feeling that treatments aren’t being pushed unnecessarily (“aren’t money-grabbers”). One review describes being seen promptly on a Sunday for two sick kittens, with an emergency consultation fee described as “not too expensive” (no price stated). ## Services - Care for **cats and dogs**, plus **equine/horse** and **bovine** cases (website). - **Herd health** is specifically mentioned on the clinic’s website. - Diagnostics and facilities listed on the website: - **X‑ray** - **Ultrasound scanning** - **In-house laboratory testing** including **biochemistry** and **haematology** - Reviews include an example of **urgent same-day help for sick kittens on a Sunday** (exact out-of-hours arrangements aren’t otherwise described). ## People - Reviews repeatedly mention the **staff as friendly and helpful**, with one owner noting they “would go beyond.” - One reviewer specifically mentions a **“young vet”** who was willing to help right away when they called early in the morning about two sick kittens. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.8 stars from 150 reviews.** **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - **Access and timeliness:** owners mention **not having to wait long for appointments**, and one reports being helped **right away** when calling about sick kittens on a Sunday. - **Clinic environment:** described as **“spotless.”** - **Decision-making and costs:** one reviewer says the clinic **“aren’t money-grabbers,”** and another says the **emergency consultation fee** was **“not too expensive”** (no figure given). - **General professionalism:** multiple reviews describe the team as **professional**, **kind/supportive**, and focused on the animals’ wellbeing.

## Summary Millvalley Veterinary Clinic is described by reviewers as a **family-originated practice** (no corporate group is mentioned in the available information). The clinic appears set up for **both companion animals and farm animals**, offering routine care alongside procedures like **soft-tissue surgery** and **dental work**. Reviewers repeatedly mention staff **taking time to explain procedures and treatments clearly**, and one review specifically notes help from an **out-of-hours vet**. The website also states a **24-hour, year-round service for farm animals**. ## Services Based on the clinic website and the latest reviews, services mentioned include: - **Regular veterinary health examinations** - **Vaccinations** - **Soft tissue surgery** - **Dental procedures** - **Out-of-hours care** is referenced in reviews, and the website states a **24/7 service for farm animals** (as described on the site) ## People No individual vets or nurses are named in the information provided. Across reviews, the team is repeatedly described as: - **Explaining treatments/procedures clearly**, including “new procedures” (as one cat owner noted) - **Helping owners who have questions**, with reviewers saying they could ask when unsure - **Handling pets gently**, with specific mentions of care for “pups” and being “great with my cat” ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.9 stars from 58 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - Multiple reviewers highlight **clear communication**, saying staff “take time to explain” procedures and treatments. - Several comments focus on **helpfulness and professionalism**, including an “out of hours” visit described as friendly and knowledgeable. - Pet handling is mentioned directly (e.g., **good with a cat**, and **taking great care of dogs/pups**). - One reviewer states **prices are “very reasonable,”** but no specific fees are provided.

## Summary Rivergrove Equine Veterinary is a veterinary practice focused on horses (equine care), based on the clinic name provided. Beyond its equine focus, no additional details about facilities, appointment policies, or specific clinical capabilities were included in the information shared. ## Services - Equine (horse) veterinary care (no further service details were provided).