Village Vets Clondalkin

Village Vets Clondalkin is a small-animal practice that, in recent reviews, is most often described through routine surgical care and follow-up: cat neutering and dog spaying are both specifically mentioned, along with pre-op appointments and post-op check-ups. Owners also highlight practical touches like being fitted in via a cancellation to be seen sooner, and “aftercare service and follow up” after treatment. Facilities are described as “spotlessly clean” and modern. One recent reviewer raises a contrasting concern about costs and feeling unwelcome when asking many questions.

Services

Services and capabilities explicitly mentioned in the available information include

• •Cat neutering, including explanation beforehand and post-op check-ups (with handling described as gentle).
• •Dog spaying, including a pre-op appointment and surgical visit.
• •Aftercare and follow-up after treatment (described as notably strong by one owner).
• •Handling nervous/stressed dogs, with one owner describing staff helping reduce their dog’s stress.
• •Care for older cats, described as gentle.

People

No individual clinicians are named in the available sources, but owners repeatedly mention the wider team (vets, vet nurses, and support staff) for

• •Taking time to explain procedures: one owner says the vet explained “every detail” about cat neutering.
• •Pre-op and post-op support: pre-op appointment experiences and follow-up/aftercare are singled out.
• •Low-stress handling: gentle handling is mentioned for older cats, and one owner describes staff helping an “eccentric” dog become less stressed.
• •Non-judgemental treatment of specific breeds: one owner with an XL Bully valued that their dog was “treated like any other dog.”

Reviews

4.6 stars from 377 reviews. The - Surgical care with supportive follow-through: cat neutering and dog spaying are repeatedly referenced, alongside check-ups and aftercare/follow-up.

• •Clear communication: owners mention being talked through procedures in detail and feeling able to ask questions—though this conflicts with a recent 1-star review alleging the clinic reacts poorly if you ask “too many questions.”
• •Kind, gentle handling: especially noted with older cats and stressed/anxious dogs; one owner also mentions pets receiving treats/cuddles at check-ups.
• •Access and environment: one owner reports being fit in due to a cancellation; another describes a clean, modern facility.
• •Cost concern (minority view in the latest set): one reviewer warns to “get your wallets ready,” contrasting with the otherwise strongly positive tone of recent reviews.