Dublin has 83 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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There are 83 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Dublin.

Our Score (53/100)
Blanchardstown Veterinary Hospital AVG appears to operate as part of the Anicare Vets group and is accredited by the Practice Accreditation Board of the Irish Veterinary Council. The practice sees cats and dogs, with owner reports covering...
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MyVet Lucan is part of the MyVet group and operates under Linnaeus; it originally opened in 2005 as Hermitage Vet Clinic, with a new veterinary hospital opening next door in 2019. The clinic has CT scanning on site, and owner feedback...
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Shenick Veterinary Centre offers routine veterinary care alongside hydrotherapy and in-house grooming, and it says it treats a range of pets including exotics. The practice states that out-of-hours emergency care for its patients is...
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Vetcare Rathcoole is part of the Vet Care group, which refers to its network as “Four Vet Care Practices,” and it promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations. Recent owner feedback centres on routine care, friendly...
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Village Vets Beaumont in Beaumont, Dublin, is a veterinary clinic with recent feedback highlighting kind, attentive care and clear communication. Owners mention strong follow-up after procedures, practical help with issues such as...
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Our Score (50/100)
Just Cats is a feline-only veterinary practice in Clonsilla, founded in 2014 as part of the Village Vets group. It says it holds the ISFM gold standard award as an ISFM Certified Cat-Friendly Practice, and the clinic is set up specifically...
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All Care Veterinary Centre in Walkinstown offers consultations, dental procedures, diagnostics such as X-rays, medication supply, and end-of-life support including cremation arrangements and the return of ashes. Reviews show many...
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Malahide Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice in Malahide covering routine preventative care as well as same-day urgent problems. Recent feedback continues to highlight calm, caring handling, clear explanations, and strong support...
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Portmarnock Vet Centre in Portmarnock, Dublin offers integrative veterinary care, combining conventional treatment with a more holistic approach. The clinic is used for both cats and dogs, and recent feedback often highlights calm...
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Santry Veterinary Clinic in Santry, Dublin offers routine veterinary care alongside diagnostics, neutering, end-of-life support, and dog behaviour support through Suzi Walsh of dogbehaviour.ie. Outside normal opening hours, emergencies are...
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Village Vets Clondalkin is a Village Vets small-animal practice in Clondalkin, Dublin. Feedback most often centres on routine surgical care and follow-up, with cat neutering, dog spaying, and post-op support mentioned repeatedly. Reviews...
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Village Vets Kilmainham is part of the Village Vets group in Dublin. The clinic offers routine consultations alongside diagnostics, dental work and surgery, with recent feedback often highlighting clear explanations, regular updates and...
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Our Score (89/100)
Applewood Veterinary Clinic in Swords treats dogs, cats and a range of small pets and exotics, with routine care, surgery, diagnostics, urgent appointments and end-of-life care all mentioned. Recent feedback often highlights kind...
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Our Score (54/100)
Cara Veterinary Hospital is part of the independent Cara Veterinary Group, which says it has 30 years’ practice experience. The hospital offers routine preventive care alongside diagnostics, imaging and surgery, and it has a particularly...
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Our Score (59/100)
North County Dublin S.P.C.A. Voluntary Veterinary Clinic is a voluntary veterinary clinic in North Dublin City, affiliated with the ISPCA. It appears to offer general veterinary care for pets, with reviews mentioning treatment for cats...
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Pet Emergency Hospital in Belfield, Dublin is a university veterinary hospital offering both primary care and referral-level treatment for small and large animals. It provides 24-hour hospital care for patients, including overnight...
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Cherrywood Veterinary Clinic in Loughlinstown is part of IVC Evidensia and says it has over 30 years’ experience caring for pets. Its website says the clinic has vets, nurses and support staff, treats dogs, cats, rabbits and birds, and...
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NOAH in Baldoyle, Dublin appears to focus on referral-style care for complex orthopaedic and neurological cases, including advanced diagnostics and surgery. Recent feedback continues to highlight cruciate ligament operations, spinal...
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Vets Direct is a veterinary clinic in Sandyford, Dublin. Publicly available information here is very limited, so there is not enough reliable detail to outline its facilities, ownership, opening hours, or full service range.

