Featured Clinic Overview
Armagh Vet Station is an independently owned, family-run veterinary clinic that says it invests in advanced diagnostics and tailored care plans. Recent reviews consistently mention fast access when a pet is unwell (including being fitted in the same evening after a phone call), a notably calm clinic atmosphere for nervous animals, and vets who take time to explain options and answer questions. Vaccinations and end-of-life care are specifically referenced in owner experiences.
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VetOrtho Referrals is a referral clinic focused on orthopaedic and spinal surgery for cats and dogs (the website describes it as a “100% Orthopaedic Vet focused Referral Service”). The site highlights qualifications including an RCVS Certificate in Small Animal Surgery and RCVS recognised Advanced Veterinary Practitioner in Small Animal Surgery (small animal surgery).
VetOrtho Referrals is a referral clinic focused on orthopaedic and spinal surgery for cats and dogs (the website describes it as a “100% Orthopaedic Vet focused Referral Service”). The site highlights qualifications including an RCVS Certificate in Small Animal Surgery and RCVS recognised Advanced Veterinary Practitioner in Small Animal Surgery (small animal surgery).
Lagan Valley Vets Ltd is a small-animal veterinary practice (owners mention dogs) with an emergency contact option described in reviews. Recent feedback highlights very fast out-of-hours response (an emergency call answered immediately and an examination arranged within an hour) and support with difficult end-of-life situations (one owner described their dog’s final visit as “peaceful”). There are also conflicting reports about cost transparency and bedside manner: one reviewer says they were not told about a £35 fee in advance and felt the consultation was brief, while another describes a distressing experience when collecting ashes, including a payment mix-up and staff they felt were insensitive.
Lagan Valley Vets Ltd is a small-animal veterinary practice (owners mention dogs) with an emergency contact option described in reviews. Recent feedback highlights very fast out-of-hours response (an emergency call answered immediately and an examination arranged within an hour) and support with difficult end-of-life situations (one owner described their dog’s final visit as “peaceful”). There are also conflicting reports about cost transparency and bedside manner: one reviewer says they were not told about a £35 fee in advance and felt the consultation was brief, while another describes a distressing experience when collecting ashes, including a payment mix-up and staff they felt were insensitive.
Lurgan Veterinary Clinic provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed on its website covering routine work (vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, teeth assessments) and emergency treatment. Reviews commonly mention a friendly, helpful reception team and vets who handle animals gently and keep them comfortable during visits. One recent review strongly disputes the clinic’s decision-making and communication around a dog’s end-of-life care, saying few options were explained and empathy was lacking, while many other reviewers describe long-term positive experiences over multiple years.
Lurgan Veterinary Clinic provides care for both pets and farm animals, with services listed on its website covering routine work (vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, teeth assessments) and emergency treatment. Reviews commonly mention a friendly, helpful reception team and vets who handle animals gently and keep them comfortable during visits. One recent review strongly disputes the clinic’s decision-making and communication around a dog’s end-of-life care, saying few options were explained and empathy was lacking, while many other reviewers describe long-term positive experiences over multiple years.
Willow Veterinary Group Ltd
Craigavon
Our Score (73/100)
Willow Veterinary Group Ltd offers a mix of pet and farm veterinary work, with services listed by the clinic including hospitalisation, microchipping, parasite treatments, prescriptions and pet passports. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe both routine and urgent care: one owner got an appointment within 2 hours for a sick puppy (despite not being registered yet), and another describes a vet stitching a cat’s leg wound.
Willow Veterinary Group Ltd offers a mix of pet and farm veterinary work, with services listed by the clinic including hospitalisation, microchipping, parasite treatments, prescriptions and pet passports. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe both routine and urgent care: one owner got an appointment within 2 hours for a sick puppy (despite not being registered yet), and another describes a vet stitching a cat’s leg wound.
Willow Veterinary Group Ltd is a general veterinary practice offering routine preventative care alongside in-practice treatment and minor procedures (including wound stitching and cherry eye surgery mentioned in reviews). Owners describe being able to get seen quickly for an unwell puppy (“appointment within 2 hours”) and mention late-night availability. Reviews also include a serious complaint about a cherry eye operation (described as incorrectly stitched, leading to an abscess and additional check-up cost) alongside multiple accounts of compassionate support for very ill pets and end-of-life care.
Willow Veterinary Group Ltd is a general veterinary practice offering routine preventative care alongside in-practice treatment and minor procedures (including wound stitching and cherry eye surgery mentioned in reviews). Owners describe being able to get seen quickly for an unwell puppy (“appointment within 2 hours”) and mention late-night availability. Reviews also include a serious complaint about a cherry eye operation (described as incorrectly stitched, leading to an abscess and additional check-up cost) alongside multiple accounts of compassionate support for very ill pets and end-of-life care.
Our Score (71/100)
From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention
- •Preventive care and early-life support: discussions about a “puppy pack”, vaccinations, and general puppy feeding/meal advice. - Unrushed consults and clear explanations: multiple reviewers describe vets taking time to listen, explain options, and talk through what to watch for (including breed-related points). - Support for anxious/nervous pets: examples include a vet getting down to a dog’s level and taking time to help a nervous dog settle.
From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention
- •Preventive care and early-life support: discussions about a “puppy pack”, vaccinations, and general puppy feeding/meal advice. - Unrushed consults and clear explanations: multiple reviewers describe vets taking time to listen, explain options, and talk through what to watch for (including breed-related points). - Support for anxious/nervous pets: examples include a vet getting down to a dog’s level and taking time to help a nervous dog settle.
Greenmount Veterinary Clinic
Portadown
Our Score (70/100)
Greenmount Veterinary Clinic is set up for both routine care (annual boosters are mentioned) and more complex cases (a review describes spinal surgery with an alternative approach that avoided MRI costs). Recent reviews also highlight end-of-life support, with multiple owners naming staff who helped them say goodbye and mentioning small touches like a sympathy card. Feedback is mixed on front-desk experience and price consistency: one owner reports being quoted £120 for a dental clean and later being told £218 for the same procedure, while another review describes being ignored at reception.
Greenmount Veterinary Clinic is set up for both routine care (annual boosters are mentioned) and more complex cases (a review describes spinal surgery with an alternative approach that avoided MRI costs). Recent reviews also highlight end-of-life support, with multiple owners naming staff who helped them say goodbye and mentioning small touches like a sympathy card. Feedback is mixed on front-desk experience and price consistency: one owner reports being quoted £120 for a dental clean and later being told £218 for the same procedure, while another review describes being ignored at reception.
Medivet Lurgan William St – The Town Vet is part of the Medivet group. Recent reviews suggest it handles routine procedures such as spays and also provides end-of-life support; examples mentioned include post-procedure updates (“cuddling my dog”) and bereavement follow-up (a condolence card with a paw print). Owners frequently describe clear explanations from the vet and supportive reception staff, but there are also accounts of stressful communication and billing/discount misunderstandings—most notably around a Cats Protection voucher being said to be accepted when booking, then refused at pickup.
Medivet Lurgan William St – The Town Vet is part of the Medivet group. Recent reviews suggest it handles routine procedures such as spays and also provides end-of-life support; examples mentioned include post-procedure updates (“cuddling my dog”) and bereavement follow-up (a condolence card with a paw print). Owners frequently describe clear explanations from the vet and supportive reception staff, but there are also accounts of stressful communication and billing/discount misunderstandings—most notably around a Cats Protection voucher being said to be accepted when booking, then refused at pickup.
Orchard Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, four‑vet practice treating companion animals, equine, and farm species, and states it offers a 24‑hour emergency service. Recent reviews mention same/last‑minute appointments, overnight hospitalisation, and surgery, including an emergency C‑section and another case kept in overnight with surgery the next morning. Feedback is mixed: several owners describe urgent care and successful outcomes, while a few 1‑star reviews describe serious concerns about treatment quality and communication during emergencies.
Orchard Veterinary Centre describes itself as an independent, four‑vet practice treating companion animals, equine, and farm species, and states it offers a 24‑hour emergency service. Recent reviews mention same/last‑minute appointments, overnight hospitalisation, and surgery, including an emergency C‑section and another case kept in overnight with surgery the next morning. Feedback is mixed: several owners describe urgent care and successful outcomes, while a few 1‑star reviews describe serious concerns about treatment quality and communication during emergencies.