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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.
Fenaghy Vets Clinic
Antrim
Our Score (74/100)
Fenaghy Vets Clinic runs more than one practice site and offers routine care alongside urgent support (the website states emergency care is available, but doesn’t give details). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations during appointments (questions answered; being kept informed) and follow-up after procedures—one owner describes a next-day phone call after rabbit neutering to check recovery and invite questions.
Fenaghy Vets Clinic runs more than one practice site and offers routine care alongside urgent support (the website states emergency care is available, but doesn’t give details). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations during appointments (questions answered; being kept informed) and follow-up after procedures—one owner describes a next-day phone call after rabbit neutering to check recovery and invite questions.
Comber Vet Clinic
Newtownards
Our Score (74/100)
Comber Vet Clinic is part of Ace Vets, an independent veterinary group established in 2006. Based on its website, the clinic is set up to handle routine care and surgery, and it also highlights in-house interest/experience in dermatology, imaging, and ophthalmology. In recent reviews, owners mention being seen quickly, getting clear explanations, and thoughtful touches such as a sympathy card after euthanasia.
Comber Vet Clinic is part of Ace Vets, an independent veterinary group established in 2006. Based on its website, the clinic is set up to handle routine care and surgery, and it also highlights in-house interest/experience in dermatology, imaging, and ophthalmology. In recent reviews, owners mention being seen quickly, getting clear explanations, and thoughtful touches such as a sympathy card after euthanasia.
Stormont Veterinary Clinic
Belfast
Our Score (74/100)
Stormont Veterinary Clinic is part of the Garden Lodge Veterinary Clinic group (as shown on the clinic website and email domain). The clinic is set up for routine preventive care and urgent, same-day issues—reviews describe getting an appointment within 45 minutes for an injured paw, with the problem dealt with quickly. Owners also mention annual “head-to-tail” health checks with vaccinations/injections, clear explanations of findings and medication, and staff taking time with very nervous dogs so the visit is less stressful.
Stormont Veterinary Clinic is part of the Garden Lodge Veterinary Clinic group (as shown on the clinic website and email domain). The clinic is set up for routine preventive care and urgent, same-day issues—reviews describe getting an appointment within 45 minutes for an injured paw, with the problem dealt with quickly. Owners also mention annual “head-to-tail” health checks with vaccinations/injections, clear explanations of findings and medication, and staff taking time with very nervous dogs so the visit is less stressful.
Belfast PDSA Pet Hospital
Belfast
Our Score (73/100)
Belfast PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA network and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews most often describe help with very unwell dogs, including surgery and end-of-life support. Concrete examples mentioned include next-day booking for a dog that suddenly seemed unwell, surgery that owners say helped their dog recover, and staff support during euthanasia for a long-term patient.
Belfast PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA network and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews most often describe help with very unwell dogs, including surgery and end-of-life support. Concrete examples mentioned include next-day booking for a dog that suddenly seemed unwell, surgery that owners say helped their dog recover, and staff support during euthanasia for a long-term patient.
- •Staff support during shopping: repeated mentions of friendly/helpful staff, with examples like helping customers choose products. - Stock and choice: multiple comments about a great range of products and food, including coverage for different pet types (small mammals, birds, fish). - In-store policy: at least one reviewer notes they’re allowed to bring their dog into the store.
- •Staff support during shopping: repeated mentions of friendly/helpful staff, with examples like helping customers choose products. - Stock and choice: multiple comments about a great range of products and food, including coverage for different pet types (small mammals, birds, fish). - In-store policy: at least one reviewer notes they’re allowed to bring their dog into the store.
Bangor Vets4Pets Ltd
Bangor
Our Score (73/100)
Bangor Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe a practice that handles routine cat and dog care as well as end‑of‑life support, with several owners mentioning sympathy cards sent after a pet’s death. Owners also repeatedly mention discussions that take finances into account (including “no hard sell” around cremation options) and not being pushed into unnecessary treatments.
Bangor Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews describe a practice that handles routine cat and dog care as well as end‑of‑life support, with several owners mentioning sympathy cards sent after a pet’s death. Owners also repeatedly mention discussions that take finances into account (including “no hard sell” around cremation options) and not being pushed into unnecessary treatments.
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
Armagh City
Our Score (73/100)
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.
Millburn Veterinary Practice
Coleraine
Our Score (73/100)
Millburn Veterinary Practice is set up for both routine care and more involved cases, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and a veterinary nurse training facility listed in the clinic information. In the latest reviews, owners most often describe support around end‑of‑life decisions (private time to say goodbye, calm euthanasia) and ongoing management for long‑term illness (one owner mentions monthly visits for Addison’s disease). There’s also evidence of in‑house procedures such as ear‑tip surgery and overnight stays, plus routine appointments that include vaccinations, claw clipping, and ear‑mite ear cleaning.
Millburn Veterinary Practice is set up for both routine care and more involved cases, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) and a veterinary nurse training facility listed in the clinic information. In the latest reviews, owners most often describe support around end‑of‑life decisions (private time to say goodbye, calm euthanasia) and ongoing management for long‑term illness (one owner mentions monthly visits for Addison’s disease). There’s also evidence of in‑house procedures such as ear‑tip surgery and overnight stays, plus routine appointments that include vaccinations, claw clipping, and ear‑mite ear cleaning.