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Parkview Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice that is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe the team handling a mix of routine and urgent problems (injuries and seizures are both mentioned), with several owners noting clear explanations and careful handling—especially with cats to minimise stress during exams. There is also a recent negative review alleging a misdiagnosis in a dachshund, with the owner saying an MRI later showed the issue had been left too long. Concrete details owners mention include: - Being seen even when the clinic was running late, with staff still fitting the appointment in. - Vets explaining conditions and next steps clearly, according to a long-term cat owner. - Treatment for a dog seizure that an owner felt “fixed” the problem. - Injury checks after a dog was hurt or involved in a road incident (owners describe professional care).
Parkview Veterinary Clinic is a general veterinary practice that is also a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe the team handling a mix of routine and urgent problems (injuries and seizures are both mentioned), with several owners noting clear explanations and careful handling—especially with cats to minimise stress during exams. There is also a recent negative review alleging a misdiagnosis in a dachshund, with the owner saying an MRI later showed the issue had been left too long. Concrete details owners mention include: - Being seen even when the clinic was running late, with staff still fitting the appointment in. - Vets explaining conditions and next steps clearly, according to a long-term cat owner. - Treatment for a dog seizure that an owner felt “fixed” the problem. - Injury checks after a dog was hurt or involved in a road incident (owners describe professional care).
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.
Saintfield Veterinary Clinic (Ashwood Vets) describes itself as an independent, primary-care practice. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine small-animal care as well as surgical and diagnostic work, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and ongoing communication. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Orthopaedic surgery, specifically TPLO surgery, with “thorough aftercare” described as involving the wider team. - Diagnostics during a consult (one puppy visit included X‑rays and tests), with the consultation described as not rushed and explanations given in detail. - Same-day/urgent problem handling in reviews (multiple “emergency appointment/visit” mentions), including a receptionist helping fix an incorrectly booked appointment at another branch. - Conservative treatment choices supported where appropriate (e.g., an older cat’s care plan described as avoiding a “hard sell” and opting for a more conservative approach).
Saintfield Veterinary Clinic (Ashwood Vets) describes itself as an independent, primary-care practice. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine small-animal care as well as surgical and diagnostic work, with owners repeatedly mentioning clear explanations and ongoing communication. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Orthopaedic surgery, specifically TPLO surgery, with “thorough aftercare” described as involving the wider team. - Diagnostics during a consult (one puppy visit included X‑rays and tests), with the consultation described as not rushed and explanations given in detail. - Same-day/urgent problem handling in reviews (multiple “emergency appointment/visit” mentions), including a receptionist helping fix an incorrectly booked appointment at another branch. - Conservative treatment choices supported where appropriate (e.g., an older cat’s care plan described as avoiding a “hard sell” and opting for a more conservative approach).
Three Valleys Veterinary Limited
Irvinestown
Our Score (77/100)
Three Valleys Veterinary Limited is a small-animal practice established in 2001 and part of CVS Group (the clinic’s website is hosted on cvsvets.com). The practice is set up for both routine care and more involved medical work, with in-house diagnostics mentioned on the website and multiple reviews describing quick assessment and treatment planning. Owners specifically describe: - Rapid urgent access (one reviewer got an appointment “within an hour” for an unwell elderly Labrador). - Follow-up testing and medication (blood tests and medicine arranged the next morning after the initial visit). - Prompt, direct communication around diagnosis (a cat owner appreciated that the diagnosis was given promptly and “not long drawn out”). - A team that stays calm during emergencies, with clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans.
Three Valleys Veterinary Limited is a small-animal practice established in 2001 and part of CVS Group (the clinic’s website is hosted on cvsvets.com). The practice is set up for both routine care and more involved medical work, with in-house diagnostics mentioned on the website and multiple reviews describing quick assessment and treatment planning. Owners specifically describe: - Rapid urgent access (one reviewer got an appointment “within an hour” for an unwell elderly Labrador). - Follow-up testing and medication (blood tests and medicine arranged the next morning after the initial visit). - Prompt, direct communication around diagnosis (a cat owner appreciated that the diagnosis was given promptly and “not long drawn out”). - A team that stays calm during emergencies, with clear explanations of diagnoses and treatment plans.
Our Score (73/100)
Strule Veterinary Services is set up for both routine care and urgent cases, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) listed in the clinic data. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe the team handling poisoning risk (a dog eating a large amount of chocolate) and a serious dog-attack injury involving the eye, including weeks of follow-up treatment. Reviewers also mention vets explaining findings clearly (one owner highlights a thorough exam) and hands-on, low-stress handling (removing eye stitches without sedation in one case).
Strule Veterinary Services is set up for both routine care and urgent cases, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) listed in the clinic data. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe the team handling poisoning risk (a dog eating a large amount of chocolate) and a serious dog-attack injury involving the eye, including weeks of follow-up treatment. Reviewers also mention vets explaining findings clearly (one owner highlights a thorough exam) and hands-on, low-stress handling (removing eye stitches without sedation in one case).
The Veterinary Clinic
Rathfriland
Our Score (69/100)
The Veterinary Clinic is a mixed practice treating both companion animals and farm/equine species, with on-site facilities for procedures and overnight care (including operations and “sterile vaccinations”). The website also states an emergency service is offered, with appointments handled on a priority basis. Review details most often describe hands-on treatment for injuries and acute illness (for example, care for a dog with a “very nasty wound,” and intensive attempts to treat a cat with a lung infection), plus practical travel requirements such as rabies vaccination and issuing a pet passport. One review reports serious concerns about triage and missed findings (including an allegation of delayed attention to an unresponsive kitten, a misdiagnosis, and a tail injury not identified after an RTA), so experiences appear mixed despite many positive accounts.
The Veterinary Clinic is a mixed practice treating both companion animals and farm/equine species, with on-site facilities for procedures and overnight care (including operations and “sterile vaccinations”). The website also states an emergency service is offered, with appointments handled on a priority basis. Review details most often describe hands-on treatment for injuries and acute illness (for example, care for a dog with a “very nasty wound,” and intensive attempts to treat a cat with a lung infection), plus practical travel requirements such as rabies vaccination and issuing a pet passport. One review reports serious concerns about triage and missed findings (including an allegation of delayed attention to an unresponsive kitten, a misdiagnosis, and a tail injury not identified after an RTA), so experiences appear mixed despite many positive accounts.
Pomeroy Veterinary Centre is an RCVS PSS Farm Animal Core Practice, set up primarily for farm animal work and farm animal registrations. The clinic lists routine and reproductive farm procedures (for example pregnancy diagnostics and bull fertility services) alongside surgical interventions such as caesarean sections. It also states it can arrange small-animal consults for small animals belonging to farm clients. The latest written feedback available to us is brief but consistently mentions staff being “very helpful.”
Pomeroy Veterinary Centre is an RCVS PSS Farm Animal Core Practice, set up primarily for farm animal work and farm animal registrations. The clinic lists routine and reproductive farm procedures (for example pregnancy diagnostics and bull fertility services) alongside surgical interventions such as caesarean sections. It also states it can arrange small-animal consults for small animals belonging to farm clients. The latest written feedback available to us is brief but consistently mentions staff being “very helpful.”
Peninsula Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where reviews repeatedly describe being fitted in at short notice and getting practical treatment for urgent problems. Owners mention last‑minute appointments (for example, a torn dew claw) with “immediate care,” and support during serious illness (including near-daily care during a pyometra case). Several reviews also describe the team’s help during end‑of‑life situations, with owners noting both pet care and support for the family. A vet named Michael is singled out across multiple years of reviews, alongside reception staff who are described as helpful.
Peninsula Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice where reviews repeatedly describe being fitted in at short notice and getting practical treatment for urgent problems. Owners mention last‑minute appointments (for example, a torn dew claw) with “immediate care,” and support during serious illness (including near-daily care during a pyometra case). Several reviews also describe the team’s help during end‑of‑life situations, with owners noting both pet care and support for the family. A vet named Michael is singled out across multiple years of reviews, alongside reception staff who are described as helpful.
W H S Manson appears to be a small, individual-run veterinary service (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the available data). The clearest evidence from written reviews is that home visits are offered: one reviewer specifically mentions the vet “came out to my house.” Pricing is mentioned at least once, with a call-out fee of £20 in that review. Beyond that, the available written feedback is very brief (“Top man”, “Nice man”), so there’s limited detail on clinical scope or facilities.
W H S Manson appears to be a small, individual-run veterinary service (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the available data). The clearest evidence from written reviews is that home visits are offered: one reviewer specifically mentions the vet “came out to my house.” Pricing is mentioned at least once, with a call-out fee of £20 in that review. Beyond that, the available written feedback is very brief (“Top man”, “Nice man”), so there’s limited detail on clinical scope or facilities.