Village Vets Lusk

Village Vets Lusk operates under the Village Vets brand via villagevets.ie and offers routine small-animal care alongside in-clinic diagnostics and procedures. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often describing calm handling, clear explanations, and supportive follow-up. Recent examples include same-day treatment for a dog needing stitches, blood tests with results discussed in clinic, dental care, booster visits, neutering, and use of a monthly pet plan. One recent review, however, describes dissatisfaction with the assessment and communication around a very unwell dog.

Services

• •Routine consultations for dogs and cats, including appointments for unwell pets and follow-up visits after treatment.
• •In-clinic diagnostics and medical treatment, with owners mentioning blood tests, discussion of results during the visit, and medication prescribed for illness.
• •Procedures and preventive care, including dental cleaning, booster injections, neutering, and wound treatment such as stitches after a dog bite.
• •Urgent and short-notice care is mentioned in reviews, including help after grape ingestion and same-day treatment for an injured dog.
• •Practical extras mentioned by owners include online appointment booking and a monthly pet plan.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

Recent reviews specifically name Peter (vet) for caring, same-day treatment of a dog needing stitches and for follow-up afterwards, and Carla (vet) in a complaint about the assessment and communication around a seriously ill dog. Earlier feedback also names Eva and Skye for being kind with owners. Across reviews, reception staff are often described as friendly and helpful, and vets as calm, clear, and reassuring with nervous dogs.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 83 reviews.

• •Recent feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with repeated praise for friendly, professional staff and pets being handled gently and kept at ease.
• •Owners mention strong follow-up and aftercare, including after stitches, neutering, dental cleaning, and routine return visits such as booster appointments.
• •Several reviews highlight supportive touches, such as seeing urgent cases at short notice, helping owners while they wait for blood test results, and the monthly pet plan being useful for ongoing care.
• •One recent negative review describes dissatisfaction with the clinical assessment and tone of a consultation for a very sick dog, which stands apart from the broader positive pattern.