Iveagh Veterinary Services

Iveagh Veterinary Services is a long-established practice (over 60 years, per its website) treating both pets and farm animals. The clinic states it provides 24-hour emergency treatment for registered clients, and also offers routine care, repeat prescriptions, plus “puppy pack” and “kitten pack” specials.

From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe clear, up-front explanations before procedures, detailed aftercare guidance, and specific hands-on outcomes such as dental tooth removal, spay/neuter and microchipping (“snip & chip”), and support around end-of-life care.

Services

Based on the website summary and review details, services mentioned include

• •24-hour emergency treatment (stated as available for registered clients)
• •Routine health care
• •Repeat prescriptions
• •Puppy pack special (details not provided)
• •Kitten pack special (details not provided)
• •Dental treatment: tooth removal/extraction is specifically described in a review
• •Neutering/spaying + microchipping: described as “snip & chip” for cats in a review
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care: described in a review as being handled professionally with supportive service

People

• •Massimo D’Accordi (role not stated): one reviewer says he explained what was happening with their pet and made them feel better informed than at their previous vet.
• •Brian (identified as “the vet” in a review): one owner credits him with saving their dog twice after life-threatening injuries.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 142 reviews.

• •Owners repeatedly mention clear explanations in advance and being walked through what to expect.
• •Aftercare information is highlighted after procedures (including a review describing tooth removal with strong pre- and post-op guidance).
• •Specific procedures mentioned include cat “snip & chip” with quick healing, dental extraction, and euthanasia handled in a way the owner found professional and supportive.
• •A few reviews emphasise successful outcomes in urgent/severe cases, including a vet reportedly saving a dog after serious injuries.