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Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic
Sallynoggin
Our Score (82/100)
Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a small-animal general practice with an ophthalmology referral service. Recent reviews strongly reinforce that eye cases are a major focus: owners mention referrals from other vets for puppy eye problems, ongoing treatment for “eye issues,” and an eye operation where a dog “went in blind and came out with perfect vision,” followed by multiple post-op checks. Beyond ophthalmology, reviews also point to cat-friendly handling (blanket and calming spray, time to settle before readings) and practical admin support such as help with an insurance claim.
Primrose Hill Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a small-animal general practice with an ophthalmology referral service. Recent reviews strongly reinforce that eye cases are a major focus: owners mention referrals from other vets for puppy eye problems, ongoing treatment for “eye issues,” and an eye operation where a dog “went in blind and came out with perfect vision,” followed by multiple post-op checks. Beyond ophthalmology, reviews also point to cat-friendly handling (blanket and calming spray, time to settle before readings) and practical admin support such as help with an insurance claim.
Village Vets Lissenhall is part of the Village Vets group. Recent reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and ongoing care (clients mention being with the practice “for years” and staff “explained everything well”), alongside more complex cases such as orthopaedic surgery (a dog had shoulder surgery involving a metal plate, with aftercare and regular check-ups discussed). Owners also mention a small-animal health plan, and that the team has been adapting to a temporary setup while a new building is awaited.
Village Vets Lissenhall is part of the Village Vets group. Recent reviews suggest it’s set up for routine appointments and ongoing care (clients mention being with the practice “for years” and staff “explained everything well”), alongside more complex cases such as orthopaedic surgery (a dog had shoulder surgery involving a metal plate, with aftercare and regular check-ups discussed). Owners also mention a small-animal health plan, and that the team has been adapting to a temporary setup while a new building is awaited.
Village Vets Sandyford is part of the wider Village Vets network (owners mention being able to book into other Village Vets branches if appointments aren’t available). Recent reviews focus on calm, unhurried consultations where staff explain things clearly and take time with anxious owners and pets. Owners also mention being “fit in” for emergencies, and describe supportive care around procedures and difficult diagnoses (including a pet becoming blind).
Village Vets Sandyford is part of the wider Village Vets network (owners mention being able to book into other Village Vets branches if appointments aren’t available). Recent reviews focus on calm, unhurried consultations where staff explain things clearly and take time with anxious owners and pets. Owners also mention being “fit in” for emergencies, and describe supportive care around procedures and difficult diagnoses (including a pet becoming blind).
Sandymount Vets is an independent companion-animal clinic (established in 1998) and is registered with the Veterinary Council of Ireland. Based on the information available, it provides primary care alongside “expert veterinary care,” with an orthopaedic surgeon noted on the website. Recent reviews describe both routine visits (including vaccinations) and urgent situations (a puppy ingesting something potentially life-threatening), with specific mentions of calm handling, clear explanations, and transparency about procedures and pricing.
Sandymount Vets is an independent companion-animal clinic (established in 1998) and is registered with the Veterinary Council of Ireland. Based on the information available, it provides primary care alongside “expert veterinary care,” with an orthopaedic surgeon noted on the website. Recent reviews describe both routine visits (including vaccinations) and urgent situations (a puppy ingesting something potentially life-threatening), with specific mentions of calm handling, clear explanations, and transparency about procedures and pricing.
Fox Veterinary Clinic
North Dublin City
Our Score (82/100)
Fox Veterinary Clinic is a family-run small animal practice. Based on its stated services (in-house lab, diagnostic imaging, surgery, dentistry, laser therapy) and multiple reviews describing very unwell dogs being treated quickly with ongoing aftercare and contact, it appears set up for both routine care and more urgent medical work. Review experiences are mostly positive—especially around clear explanations and end-of-life care—though one recent reviewer alleges their cat returned “in a worse condition” and calls the clinic “money seekers,” which conflicts with the broader tone of the other reviews.
Fox Veterinary Clinic is a family-run small animal practice. Based on its stated services (in-house lab, diagnostic imaging, surgery, dentistry, laser therapy) and multiple reviews describing very unwell dogs being treated quickly with ongoing aftercare and contact, it appears set up for both routine care and more urgent medical work. Review experiences are mostly positive—especially around clear explanations and end-of-life care—though one recent reviewer alleges their cat returned “in a worse condition” and calls the clinic “money seekers,” which conflicts with the broader tone of the other reviews.
Montrose Veterinary Clinic
South Dublin City
Our Score (82/100)
- •Sedation grooming is a standout offering, mentioned repeatedly for both cats and dogs (including Persians, Maine Coons, and a dog whose owner said it was “so hard to find vets that do it”). - Problem-solving at a first visit: one owner says a bad smell present since 2018 was solved in 2024 by identifying anal gland issues. - Surgery care: one review describes a senior dog having surgery and being looked after attentively, naming Dr Martha and Nurse Amy.
- •Sedation grooming is a standout offering, mentioned repeatedly for both cats and dogs (including Persians, Maine Coons, and a dog whose owner said it was “so hard to find vets that do it”). - Problem-solving at a first visit: one owner says a bad smell present since 2018 was solved in 2024 by identifying anal gland issues. - Surgery care: one review describes a senior dog having surgery and being looked after attentively, naming Dr Martha and Nurse Amy.
Village Vets Kilmainham is part of the Village Vets network. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine consultations and procedures (including surgery and dental work), with multiple owners describing clear explanations and structured plans (e.g., examination plus tests, then a treatment plan tied to blood results and dental work). Several reviews also mention staff taking time with anxious or reactive dogs, and one owner highlights compassionate support during an end-of-life visit.
Village Vets Kilmainham is part of the Village Vets network. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine consultations and procedures (including surgery and dental work), with multiple owners describing clear explanations and structured plans (e.g., examination plus tests, then a treatment plan tied to blood results and dental work). Several reviews also mention staff taking time with anxious or reactive dogs, and one owner highlights compassionate support during an end-of-life visit.
The Animal Hospital is a veterinary practice with a very high Google rating (4.8 from 730 reviews), with recent feedback repeatedly naming individual vets (Michael and Cathy) for patient consultations and clear explanations. The latest reviews include one serious complaint: a cat booked in for a routine neuter was reportedly ear-tipped after being mistaken for a stray, with the owner saying consent wasn’t obtained and that the cat was collared and microchipped. Other recent owners describe unhurried appointments (“never feel under pressure”), good care for an older dog, and gentle handling during treatment for a cat’s leg injury.
The Animal Hospital is a veterinary practice with a very high Google rating (4.8 from 730 reviews), with recent feedback repeatedly naming individual vets (Michael and Cathy) for patient consultations and clear explanations. The latest reviews include one serious complaint: a cat booked in for a routine neuter was reportedly ear-tipped after being mistaken for a stray, with the owner saying consent wasn’t obtained and that the cat was collared and microchipped. Other recent owners describe unhurried appointments (“never feel under pressure”), good care for an older dog, and gentle handling during treatment for a cat’s leg injury.
Village Vets Clonsilla & Just Cats
Clonsilla
Our Score (81/100)
Just Cats is a feline-only veterinary practice founded in 2014 as part of the Village Vets group, and it states it holds the ISFM gold standard award as an ISFM Certified Cat-Friendly Practice. The clinic appears set up specifically for cats, with a reception/welcome area that reviewers say is “perfect for cats,” and staff frequently noted for gentle handling of nervous cats. Recent reviews also reference ongoing monthly arthritis injections (Solensia), routine surgery (neutering), and microchip scanning in a real-world emergency situation.
Just Cats is a feline-only veterinary practice founded in 2014 as part of the Village Vets group, and it states it holds the ISFM gold standard award as an ISFM Certified Cat-Friendly Practice. The clinic appears set up specifically for cats, with a reception/welcome area that reviewers say is “perfect for cats,” and staff frequently noted for gentle handling of nervous cats. Recent reviews also reference ongoing monthly arthritis injections (Solensia), routine surgery (neutering), and microchip scanning in a real-world emergency situation.
Pet Emergency Hospital is a university veterinary hospital providing both primary care and referral-level treatment across small animals and large animals, with 24-hour hospital care for patients (including overnight monitoring when needed). The website describes a set-up geared to advanced diagnostics and specialist services (e.g., diagnostic imaging/labs, endoscopy, orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery, oncology-related surgery, iodine therapy, laser ablation), alongside training for future vets and vet nurses.
Pet Emergency Hospital is a university veterinary hospital providing both primary care and referral-level treatment across small animals and large animals, with 24-hour hospital care for patients (including overnight monitoring when needed). The website describes a set-up geared to advanced diagnostics and specialist services (e.g., diagnostic imaging/labs, endoscopy, orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery, oncology-related surgery, iodine therapy, laser ablation), alongside training for future vets and vet nurses.