Clanrye Veterinary Centre Ltd Kilkeel – Vets in Kilkeel
Clinic Overview
Clanrye Veterinary Centre Ltd in Kilkeel provides veterinary care for companion animals and large animals, and says it covers its own out-of-hours calls 24/7, 365 days a year. Client feedback is generally very positive, especially for kind, unhurried care and supportive help during serious illness and end-of-life situations. More mixed comments focus on reception manner and cost, and one older review describes a poor response during an emergency phone call.
Services
- •Companion animal care: General veterinary care and treatment for pets, with dogs and cats both specifically mentioned by owners.
- •Large animal care: The practice states that it also treats large animals.
- •Out-of-hours cover: The clinic says it handles its own out-of-hours calls 24/7, 365 days a year.
- •Ongoing and routine care: Reviews mention dogs being looked after over several years, suggesting continuity of care for regular patients.
- •Serious illness and end-of-life support: Owners describe professional, compassionate help during a dog's illness and death.
- •Urgent cases: Emergency and trauma-related enquiries are part of the work owners contact the practice about, although one review reports a poor phone experience during a cat road-traffic injury.
- •Appointment style and handling: Several reviewers praise the vets for giving pets time and not rushing them, including an older dog specifically mentioned by name.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named in the available feedback. As a team, the vets are often described as kind, professional and patient with animals, while reception feedback is more mixed, with both warm praise and some criticism about manner.
Reviews
Google shows 4.8 stars from 54 reviews, giving the practice a strong overall rating.
- •Several owners describe the vets as kind, professional and attentive, with positive comments about dogs being cared for over a number of years.
- •A repeated theme is unhurried care, including praise for giving an older dog time during appointments.
- •Reviews also highlight compassionate support during difficult periods, including help through a dog's sickness and death, with positive experiences mentioned for both cats and dogs.
- •More critical comments focus on communication and front-desk manner: one reviewer felt the practice had become more expensive, while an older negative review described a poor response during an urgent call about a badly injured cat.
