Dog & Cat Vets in Northern Ireland

Three Valleys Veterinary Limited is a small-animal practice in Irvinestown, established in 2001 and part of CVS Group. The practice offers both routine care and more involved medical work, with in-house diagnostics on site and arrangements for emergencies during opening hours. Out-of-hours emergency care is provided by Campsie Veterinary Centre.

- Many reviewers describe the team as caring, helpful and professional, with some saying the clinic has supported their pets well over a number of years. - Calm handling is a repeated positive theme, especially for nervous dogs during vaccinations and examinations; one owner said their dog had its least traumatic visit in years. - A standout emergency review praises vet Ciara for compassionate care, thorough testing and clear communication during an out-of-hours visit.

- Reviewers consistently describe the team as kind, friendly and genuinely caring, with several saying staff go out of their way to help. - Pets that are nervous or difficult to handle are a recurring theme, including praise for keeping a border collie calm and for making animals comfortable during visits. - Access is often described as accommodating, with mention of quick emergency appointment access and staff trying to fit owners in when needed.

- Recent reviewers often describe the team as friendly, knowledgeable, professional and caring, with several saying they have stayed with the clinic for years. - Owners mention clear explanations and thorough care, including one review describing a detailed exam and a vet taking the owner's views into account when changing a cat's medication. - Several reviews highlight compassionate support in difficult situations, including poor prognoses and end-of-life care for a dog.

Comber Vet Clinic in Newtownards is part of Ace Vets, an independent veterinary group established in 2006. The clinic offers routine care and surgery, with website-highlighted interests in dermatology, imaging, and ophthalmology. Recent feedback is mostly positive, with owners praising quick appointments, clear explanations, and compassionate handling of end-of-life care, though one review reports a poor experience when questioning parasite-treatment advice.

Pride Rock Vets is a family-run small-animal clinic in Banbridge. It presents itself as a modern practice with up-to-date diagnostic facilities. Recent feedback highlights gentle handling for nervous dogs, a clean clinic, and kind support through long-term care and end-of-life decisions.

Saintfield Veterinary Clinic presents itself as an independent, primary care practice operating as part of the Ashwood Vets site. The clinic offers small animal medicine and surgery, including soft tissue and orthopaedic procedures. Recent reviews describe a friendly, professional team, with owners highlighting emergency appointments, clear explanations, and regular updates during a pet’s stay.

Newry Veterinary Centre is a VetPartners practice in Newry, and its website presents it as a mixed practice for small and large animals that has been providing care since 2000. It offers routine pet care alongside farm-focused services, with reviews describing a busy clinic where owners still feel listened to. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear communication, calm handling of nervous pets, and convenient booking and reception support.

Forestside Veterinary Clinic presents itself as a locally owned, independent practice in Belfast. It appears set up for routine preventive care, in-clinic diagnostics, and prompt treatment of day-to-day medical problems, with owners repeatedly mentioning short-notice appointments, clear explanations of options and costs, and quick follow-up on results. Recent reviews also point to experience with a wider range of small pets, including rabbits, turtles, sugar gliders, and rats.