Flynn Vets Ballynahinch – Vets in Ballynahinch
Clinic Overview
- Compassionate care remains the main theme, especially for euthanasia and end-of-life support, with several owners describing kindness, sensitivity, and good communication at difficult times. - Friendly, patient handling is frequently praised, including comments about anxious dogs, nervous cats, and staff being helpful both on the phone and at appointments. - Communication and reassurance stand out, with owners mentioning clear explanations during treatment and appreciation for costs being discussed in advance.
Services
- •Routine veterinary care for cats and dogs, with owners describing ongoing care from puppyhood onward, repeat visits across multi-pet households, and straightforward appointment access.
- •End-of-life care and euthanasia, which remains a standout theme in feedback, including kind support during a pet’s final stage and one owner noting arrangements were made with only a couple of hours’ notice.
- •Communication during treatment, including keeping owners informed, explaining what would happen while a pet was under the clinic’s care, and being helpful both on the phone and in person.
- •Pre-treatment cost discussions, with one owner specifically praising a price breakdown being explained before their pet was admitted.
- •Support with nervous or difficult cases, including patient handling of anxious dogs, a nervous cat staying unusually calm at the clinic, and practical help when a cat escaped and needed to be recovered.
Pricing
Available published prices indicate the clinic sits below average relative to similar practices. Reviews also suggest owners value clear cost explanations, including discussing a price breakdown before treatment, although one recent reviewer was unhappy about a £175 call-out fee.
People
Claire is the only individual named in recent public feedback, and was mentioned positively in one review. Broader comments continue to describe the team as friendly, patient, caring, and clear communicators, especially around anxious pets and end-of-life care.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.9/5 from 99 reviews.
- •Compassionate care remains the main theme, especially for euthanasia and end-of-life support, with several owners describing kindness, sensitivity, and good communication at difficult times.
- •Friendly, patient handling is frequently praised, including comments about anxious dogs, nervous cats, and staff being helpful both on the phone and at appointments.
- •Communication and reassurance stand out, with owners mentioning clear explanations during treatment and appreciation for costs being discussed in advance.
- •Most feedback is very positive, though not uniformly so: one recent reviewer praised Claire but described a poor experience with an abrupt call about euthanasia and objected to a £175 call-out charge.
