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- •Recent reviews are very positive about the warm, professional manner of the team, from reception through to the vets. - Owners often mention clear communication, including easy-to-understand explanations during appointments and guidance on giving medication at home. - There are repeated examples of calm, gentle handling, including a nervous dog staying comfortable during a health check and skin tests, and another pet leaving “not traumatised at all.”
- •Reviews also highlight support in stressful situations, including an emergency appointment just before closing and compassionate care during a family end-of-life situation.
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Village Vets Tallaght is part of the Village Vets group. Reviews point to a clinic used for ongoing dog and cat care, from puppy vaccinations and routine check-ups to urgent treatment, emergency surgery and longer-term follow-up. Owners also mention end-of-life support and an annual vet plan they found useful for routine care; recent feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with one mixed review noting a poor experience with one professional.
MyVet Lucan is part of the MyVet group of three clinics and was originally opened in 2005 as Hermitage Vet Clinic by vet Liam Moriarty; a new veterinary hospital opened next door in 2019. The clinic has CT scanning on site, and recent owner feedback continues to point to referral work, emergency treatment, surgery, and end-of-life care as important parts of what it does. Reviews most often highlight fast triage, compassionate communication, and thoughtful support for families during difficult visits.
DSPCA Veterinary Clinic in Rathfarnham appears to operate under the Village Vets name, with both the clinic website and many owners referring to “Village Vets” or “Village Vets DSPCA.” The practice handles a mix of routine care and urgent cases, including vaccinations, check-ups, regular injections and prompt attention for injuries. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear communication, gentle handling of pets and a caring team, while one longer-term client notes that staff turnover can make continuity harder on regular visits.
- •Recent feedback is very positive overall, with many owners describing the staff as friendly, caring, and genuinely invested in the animals they treat. - Several reviews mention efficient routine visits, especially vaccinations, with nervous pets handled kindly and distracted with treats when needed. - Owners also highlight quick professional care when problems are urgent, including prompt treatment for an injured cat and accommodating appointments when concerns arise.
Raheny Veterinary Hospital is a long-running small-animal practice in Raheny used by some owners for decades. Reviews describe routine care such as annual check-ups, vaccinations and medications, alongside help with sudden concerns including limping, balance problems and other urgent issues. Clients also highlight compassionate end-of-life touches, including a candle lit in reception during a final visit, and practical help with a very sick stray cat that was taken in without charge.
- •Recent feedback is very positive overall, with many owners praising the staff for being caring, knowledgeable, and reliable. - Preventive care comes up regularly, including vaccines and weight checks, with pets said to be welcomed and well looked after. - Neutering is mentioned positively, including clear guidance about possible drowsiness after anaesthetic and organised collection arrangements.
- •Recent feedback is largely very positive about friendly staff, prompt service, and owners using the practice for routine, emergency, and senior care over many years. - Treatment outcomes are a recurring strength in written reviews, especially BOAS surgery for a French Bulldog, with the owner reporting easier breathing, better exercise tolerance, and no snoring afterwards. - Compassionate support around difficult moments also stands out, including a house-visit euthanasia that one owner says was handled gently and professionally.
Village Vets Raheny operates under the Village Vets name and recent feedback paints a picture of a bright, very clean clinic with organised appointments and clear communication during both routine and urgent visits. Owners regularly mention staff taking time to explain treatment, helping nervous pets stay calm, and following up after care. Recent comments also point to cat-friendly touches such as treats and a separate cat waiting area, alongside one negative review that criticised empathy and value during a dog's procedure.
Donnybrook Vets is an independent clinic accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland. It offers everyday care including consultations, vaccinations, diagnostics, surgery, microchipping and nurse clinics, as well as an out-of-hours emergency service. Recent feedback consistently highlights clear explanations, gentle handling, and a welcoming team that gets to know pets well.