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Corry & O'Hare Vets
Omagh
Our Score (83/100)
Corry & O'Hare Vets is described in reviews as a multi-species practice (cats, dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs are all explicitly mentioned) and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews point to a clinic that handles both planned procedures and urgent situations: owners mention emergency appointments, neutering of stray/feral cats as part of a scheme, and a fur trim done under anaesthetic. A few specific, decision-relevant details that come up repeatedly: - Support for difficult or stressful situations, including euthanasia with keepsakes provided (lock of fur, paw prints, nose prints). - Ongoing management for chronic conditions: one owner describes at-home insulin injections for a diabetic cat, with the clinic giving them the confidence to do it to reduce vet-visit stress. - Facilities have changed: a “cat quiet room” was praised, but a later update says it’s no longer available after a roof collapse. - Multiple reviewers mention the practice helps wildlife (one review notes they did not hear back about the outcome of a bird they brought in).
Corry & O'Hare Vets is described in reviews as a multi-species practice (cats, dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs are all explicitly mentioned) and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews point to a clinic that handles both planned procedures and urgent situations: owners mention emergency appointments, neutering of stray/feral cats as part of a scheme, and a fur trim done under anaesthetic. A few specific, decision-relevant details that come up repeatedly: - Support for difficult or stressful situations, including euthanasia with keepsakes provided (lock of fur, paw prints, nose prints). - Ongoing management for chronic conditions: one owner describes at-home insulin injections for a diabetic cat, with the clinic giving them the confidence to do it to reduce vet-visit stress. - Facilities have changed: a “cat quiet room” was praised, but a later update says it’s no longer available after a roof collapse. - Multiple reviewers mention the practice helps wildlife (one review notes they did not hear back about the outcome of a bird they brought in).
Drumahoe Veterinary Clinic
Derry City
Our Score (82/100)
Drumahoe Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Accredited Small Animal Practice that says it has been providing veterinary care since 1969. Reviews most often point to quick access to appointments (including getting in via cancellations), vets who explain and reassure without pushing treatment, and follow-up updates after an animal is admitted (one reviewer describes being phoned with progress updates after bringing in an injured stray cat). Several reviewers also mention the clinic being clean and note reasonable pricing (without giving specific figures).
Drumahoe Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Accredited Small Animal Practice that says it has been providing veterinary care since 1969. Reviews most often point to quick access to appointments (including getting in via cancellations), vets who explain and reassure without pushing treatment, and follow-up updates after an animal is admitted (one reviewer describes being phoned with progress updates after bringing in an injured stray cat). Several reviewers also mention the clinic being clean and note reasonable pricing (without giving specific figures).
Pride Rock Vets is a family-run small-animal veterinary clinic. The website describes a modern clinic with the latest diagnostics. In the latest reviews, owners most often mention gentle handling for nervous dogs, a clean clinic, and support through end-of-life care (PTS), with specific staff members named for their help. Concrete examples owners mention include cat vaccinations, staff taking time to help an anxious Husky feel comfortable, and long-term care for a dog over “years” including being put to sleep at age 14.
Pride Rock Vets is a family-run small-animal veterinary clinic. The website describes a modern clinic with the latest diagnostics. In the latest reviews, owners most often mention gentle handling for nervous dogs, a clean clinic, and support through end-of-life care (PTS), with specific staff members named for their help. Concrete examples owners mention include cat vaccinations, staff taking time to help an anxious Husky feel comfortable, and long-term care for a dog over “years” including being put to sleep at age 14.
Clare Veterinary Group
Ballyclare
Our Score (81/100)
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).
Our Score (81/100)
Medivet Ballymena Grove Road – Grove Vets is part of the Medivet group. Reviews most often describe a practice geared to routine appointments plus urgent, short-notice problems—such as a dog seen after a fall on a busy Saturday morning and a kitten taken straight in after a phone call. Several owners also mention end-of-life care, describing staff being respectful during euthanasia and, in one case, sending a condolence card afterwards. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Medivet Ballymena Grove Road – Grove Vets is part of the Medivet group. Reviews most often describe a practice geared to routine appointments plus urgent, short-notice problems—such as a dog seen after a fall on a busy Saturday morning and a kitten taken straight in after a phone call. Several owners also mention end-of-life care, describing staff being respectful during euthanasia and, in one case, sending a condolence card afterwards. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Our Score (81/100)
Cornerstone Veterinary Clinic treats dogs, cats and “other family pets,” and says it offers both primary and urgent care. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe a team-based experience (reception, nurses and vets) and mention support for complex, ongoing conditions—one owner describes cancer care “every step… right to the end,” and another highlights detailed, ongoing management for a diabetic dog with clear explanations of the care plan. Concrete specifics owners mention include staff helping pets feel at ease during appointments (especially cats), continuity/familiarity with long-term patients (“the whole staff knows [the dog] so well”), and help with pet passport vaccinations described as “easy and painless.”
Cornerstone Veterinary Clinic treats dogs, cats and “other family pets,” and says it offers both primary and urgent care. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews repeatedly describe a team-based experience (reception, nurses and vets) and mention support for complex, ongoing conditions—one owner describes cancer care “every step… right to the end,” and another highlights detailed, ongoing management for a diabetic dog with clear explanations of the care plan. Concrete specifics owners mention include staff helping pets feel at ease during appointments (especially cats), continuity/familiarity with long-term patients (“the whole staff knows [the dog] so well”), and help with pet passport vaccinations described as “easy and painless.”
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.
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.
Parkview Veterinary Clinic
Strabane
Our Score (80/100)
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).
Cavehill Veterinary Clinic is part of the Clare Vet Group and is RCVS-accredited (per the clinic website). Reviews describe a practice that handles everyday problems and minor procedures—examples mentioned include same‑day appointments for itchy/sore ears, assessment and treatment for an eye ulcer, and full examinations for multiple pets with “several small procedures” done in the consult. Experiences appear vet-dependent: several owners describe prompt, helpful care, while one review describes feeling judged during an ulcer visit and concerns about treatment and pricing consistency.
Cavehill Veterinary Clinic is part of the Clare Vet Group and is RCVS-accredited (per the clinic website). Reviews describe a practice that handles everyday problems and minor procedures—examples mentioned include same‑day appointments for itchy/sore ears, assessment and treatment for an eye ulcer, and full examinations for multiple pets with “several small procedures” done in the consult. Experiences appear vet-dependent: several owners describe prompt, helpful care, while one review describes feeling judged during an ulcer visit and concerns about treatment and pricing consistency.
Our Score (79/100)
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.