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Clare Veterinary Group
Ballyclare
Our Score (79/100)
Clare Veterinary Group is an RCVS-accredited veterinary hospital and a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and urgent/surgical cases, with reviews describing same-day appointments, emergency surgery, and a clear post-op follow-up plan. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Fast escalation from assessment to surgery for a suspicious lump, including a same-day Saturday appointment and surgery booked within the week. - Thorough post-operative communication, such as a phone update from the surgeon immediately after theatre and ongoing aftercare planning. - Support with urgent access, including being squeezed in when something unexpected happens and even calling to bring an appointment forward to reduce a dog’s discomfort. - Transport being offered on the day of a procedure (as described by one owner).
Clare Veterinary Group is an RCVS-accredited veterinary hospital and a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and urgent/surgical cases, with reviews describing same-day appointments, emergency surgery, and a clear post-op follow-up plan. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Fast escalation from assessment to surgery for a suspicious lump, including a same-day Saturday appointment and surgery booked within the week. - Thorough post-operative communication, such as a phone update from the surgeon immediately after theatre and ongoing aftercare planning. - Support with urgent access, including being squeezed in when something unexpected happens and even calling to bring an appointment forward to reduce a dog’s discomfort. - Transport being offered on the day of a procedure (as described by one owner).
Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326
Newtownabbey
Our Score (79/100)
Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326 is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as modern and well-equipped, with an in-house lab and imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) alongside a hospital ward, isolation unit, and operating theatre. Reviewers most often mention specific clinicians (Arthur and Rebecca), with repeated examples of detailed explanations, regular updates during treatment, and efforts to reduce stress for nervous cats. A small number of reviews raise concerns about pricing communication (a vaccination quote changing due to “add ons”) and one owner’s account of repeated visits where the same treatment was recommended before they sought emergency care elsewhere.
Vets4Pets Newtownabbey326 is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice describes itself as modern and well-equipped, with an in-house lab and imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) alongside a hospital ward, isolation unit, and operating theatre. Reviewers most often mention specific clinicians (Arthur and Rebecca), with repeated examples of detailed explanations, regular updates during treatment, and efforts to reduce stress for nervous cats. A small number of reviews raise concerns about pricing communication (a vaccination quote changing due to “add ons”) and one owner’s account of repeated visits where the same treatment was recommended before they sought emergency care elsewhere.
Advance Veterinary Care
Lisburn
Our Score (78/100)
Advance Veterinary Care describes itself as an independent, modern veterinary practice. The website indicates it treats a wide range of species (including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, birds, and other exotic/small pets) and offers structured options like a Pet Health Plan and nurse-led clinics. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention: - Surgery with follow-up care, including a cat with a fractured leg that needed surgery, with the clinic described as supportive throughout and “very reasonable” for the amount of work involved. - End-of-life care, with one owner describing being given time to say goodbye and that their pet was treated with dignity. - Practical handling of nervous pets, including a case where the vet came out to the car so a nervous dog didn’t have to wait inside. - A recurring downside from one long-term client: appointments can run late, and even drop-offs may involve waiting.
Advance Veterinary Care describes itself as an independent, modern veterinary practice. The website indicates it treats a wide range of species (including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, birds, and other exotic/small pets) and offers structured options like a Pet Health Plan and nurse-led clinics. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention: - Surgery with follow-up care, including a cat with a fractured leg that needed surgery, with the clinic described as supportive throughout and “very reasonable” for the amount of work involved. - End-of-life care, with one owner describing being given time to say goodbye and that their pet was treated with dignity. - Practical handling of nervous pets, including a case where the vet came out to the car so a nervous dog didn’t have to wait inside. - A recurring downside from one long-term client: appointments can run late, and even drop-offs may involve waiting.
Voy Vet Clinic is described in recent reviews as a first-come, first-seen “open surgery” practice where owners often wait in their cars until called. People use it for both routine problems (for example, a dog’s ear infection treated the same day) and more involved care (one owner mentions their dog being supported through two operations over the years). Reviews repeatedly mention low or “reasonable” pricing for standard visits, alongside frustrations about long waits/queuing and limited phone availability. One reviewer also reports that the emergency number now redirects to a different company they found “extremely expensive,” leading them to wait until Voy reopened instead.
Voy Vet Clinic is described in recent reviews as a first-come, first-seen “open surgery” practice where owners often wait in their cars until called. People use it for both routine problems (for example, a dog’s ear infection treated the same day) and more involved care (one owner mentions their dog being supported through two operations over the years). Reviews repeatedly mention low or “reasonable” pricing for standard visits, alongside frustrations about long waits/queuing and limited phone availability. One reviewer also reports that the emergency number now redirects to a different company they found “extremely expensive,” leading them to wait until Voy reopened instead.
Abbey Veterinary Centre is part of the Clare Vet Group and is RCVS-accredited. The clinic promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations (pricing not stated). Recent reviews describe a practice set up for both routine care and “extra support” when needed, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and treatment options, a clean examination area, and sensitive end‑of‑life care. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - Vets listening and offering different treatment options, particularly for cats. - Appointments generally running on time, and occasionally being seen early if arriving ahead of schedule. - A clean, friendly examination area, with owners noting pets recovering well after visits. - Support at end of life, described as sensitive and caring.
Abbey Veterinary Centre is part of the Clare Vet Group and is RCVS-accredited. The clinic promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations (pricing not stated). Recent reviews describe a practice set up for both routine care and “extra support” when needed, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and treatment options, a clean examination area, and sensitive end‑of‑life care. Concrete specifics owners mention include: - Vets listening and offering different treatment options, particularly for cats. - Appointments generally running on time, and occasionally being seen early if arriving ahead of schedule. - A clean, friendly examination area, with owners noting pets recovering well after visits. - Support at end of life, described as sensitive and caring.
Oldstone Veterinary Clinic
Ballymena
Our Score (77/100)
Oldstone Veterinary Clinic is a purpose-built practice that, according to its website, has over 20 years’ experience and offers 24-hour emergency care 7 days a week. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to reach a vet out of hours and getting help quickly (including for an injured kitten found at the roadside). Owners also describe a smaller-practice feel with “honest and realistic” discussions of treatment options, and one long-term client recounts support during end-of-life care including arranging cremation.
Oldstone Veterinary Clinic is a purpose-built practice that, according to its website, has over 20 years’ experience and offers 24-hour emergency care 7 days a week. Recent reviews repeatedly mention being able to reach a vet out of hours and getting help quickly (including for an injured kitten found at the roadside). Owners also describe a smaller-practice feel with “honest and realistic” discussions of treatment options, and one long-term client recounts support during end-of-life care including arranging cremation.
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic
Belfast
Our Score (77/100)
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic is a small-pet practice that states it has been caring for pets since 1968. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine and preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, parasite treatment) as well as common procedures like neutering, with ongoing management for longer-term conditions (one owner describes a dog with a skin condition managed on steroids). Owners repeatedly mention practical touches that make visits smoother, including text reminders for vaccinations/health checks, and vets taking time to explain options clearly. Recent reviews also describe staff being patient with anxious or reactive behaviour during exams, and a “monthly cat plan” that one owner says reduced what they paid compared with paying ad hoc.
Gortlands Veterinary Clinic is a small-pet practice that states it has been caring for pets since 1968. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine and preventative care (vaccinations, health checks, parasite treatment) as well as common procedures like neutering, with ongoing management for longer-term conditions (one owner describes a dog with a skin condition managed on steroids). Owners repeatedly mention practical touches that make visits smoother, including text reminders for vaccinations/health checks, and vets taking time to explain options clearly. Recent reviews also describe staff being patient with anxious or reactive behaviour during exams, and a “monthly cat plan” that one owner says reduced what they paid compared with paying ad hoc.
Belfast PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA organisation (a donation-supported pet charity), with multiple recent reviewers encouraging others to donate after treatment. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday veterinary care and ongoing conditions, with examples including diagnosing Addison’s disease after another practice hadn’t found the cause, and providing follow-up and medication dispensing. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Returning calls within a day after a message was left, followed by arranging medication collection. - Supporting nervous dogs: one owner said their dog is “terrified of vets” but was noticeably more relaxed here. - Investigation and diagnosis of a complex condition (Addison’s disease) after significant prior spend elsewhere without a diagnosis. - Repeated mentions of “very good price,” though no specific fees are stated.
Belfast PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA organisation (a donation-supported pet charity), with multiple recent reviewers encouraging others to donate after treatment. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for everyday veterinary care and ongoing conditions, with examples including diagnosing Addison’s disease after another practice hadn’t found the cause, and providing follow-up and medication dispensing. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Returning calls within a day after a message was left, followed by arranging medication collection. - Supporting nervous dogs: one owner said their dog is “terrified of vets” but was noticeably more relaxed here. - Investigation and diagnosis of a complex condition (Addison’s disease) after significant prior spend elsewhere without a diagnosis. - Repeated mentions of “very good price,” though no specific fees are stated.
Our Score (77/100)
Firmount Veterinary Clinic is a mixed animal practice (treating companion pets as well as farm and equine animals) with a history on its website dating back to 1940. It’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the website, the clinic is set up with consultation rooms, kennels, a theatre/x-ray room, and a large-animal pharmacy; reviews add practical details like separate reception areas for small vs large animals and a step-free, single-level client area. Recent reviews highlight: - Urgent care for a non-registered cat on Boxing Day, handled “swiftly,” with the cat returning home the same day in improved condition. - Routine preventative care being commonly used (vaccinations, worming, microchipping). - End-of-life support, with one owner describing compassionate help with euthanasia despite not being a regular client.
Firmount Veterinary Clinic is a mixed animal practice (treating companion pets as well as farm and equine animals) with a history on its website dating back to 1940. It’s also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the website, the clinic is set up with consultation rooms, kennels, a theatre/x-ray room, and a large-animal pharmacy; reviews add practical details like separate reception areas for small vs large animals and a step-free, single-level client area. Recent reviews highlight: - Urgent care for a non-registered cat on Boxing Day, handled “swiftly,” with the cat returning home the same day in improved condition. - Routine preventative care being commonly used (vaccinations, worming, microchipping). - End-of-life support, with one owner describing compassionate help with euthanasia despite not being a regular client.
Our Score (76/100)
Companion Care (Lisburn Longstone) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets, and the practice is described on its website as locally owned. The clinic presents itself as a modern, well‑equipped practice (including an in‑house lab, digital X‑ray and ultrasound) and an International Cat Care “Cat Friendly Clinic”, with separate cat and dog waiting areas and wards. Reviews repeatedly point to strong communication and aftercare, including owners describing regular updates after treatments, detailed explanations of treatment options, and specific mention of aftercare following major surgery. Owners also mention practical systems such as WhatsApp photo/questions and text reminders.
Companion Care (Lisburn Longstone) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets, and the practice is described on its website as locally owned. The clinic presents itself as a modern, well‑equipped practice (including an in‑house lab, digital X‑ray and ultrasound) and an International Cat Care “Cat Friendly Clinic”, with separate cat and dog waiting areas and wards. Reviews repeatedly point to strong communication and aftercare, including owners describing regular updates after treatments, detailed explanations of treatment options, and specific mention of aftercare following major surgery. Owners also mention practical systems such as WhatsApp photo/questions and text reminders.