Millstreet Veterinary Group

Millstreet Veterinary Group is an independent practice in Millstreet, Cork, offering care for both companion pets and farm animals. The practice states it provides 24-hour veterinary care for livestock and companion animals, and it also lists pet boarding and grooming plus cardiology services, including a referral option. Recent feedback highlights gentle handling, thoughtful follow-up, and kind support around difficult end-of-life decisions.

Services

• •Companion animal care and farm animal care are both listed by the practice.
• •24-hour veterinary care is stated for livestock and companion animals.
• •Pet boarding and grooming are listed services.
• •Cardiology is listed, including a cardiology referral option.
• •Examples mentioned by owners include treatment for a dog with a back injury, a broken dewclaw in a very nervous dog, care for hens including euthanasia, and help with injured wild animals brought in by owners.
• •One older review describes a negative experience involving a dog’s tail injury, where the owner felt a fracture was missed and the dog later needed amputation after a second opinion.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Muireann (vet): praised by name for assessing a dog with a back injury on the floor rather than lifting him onto the table, and for making a follow-up phone call before the next visit.
• •Reception team: mentioned positively alongside the vets for their kindness and support.
• •One longer-term reviewer also comments that all vets seem great, reflecting a generally positive view of the team.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5/5 from 82 reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly warm and detailed, with a small number of negative comments.

• •Gentle, calm handling is a strong theme, especially for anxious or painful animals; one owner said their nervous dog was calmer here than at any other vet visit.
• •Kindness and follow-up stand out in several accounts, including a mid-week phone call to check on a dog’s recovery and praise for both vets and reception staff.
• •Care across different animals is mentioned repeatedly, including dogs, hens, and injured wildlife, with one owner particularly moved by receiving a card with their hen’s footprint after euthanasia.
• •There is also some critical feedback, including an older review about a tail injury the owner felt was not identified promptly, plus two brief 1-star posts asking about consultation cost without giving details of an appointment.