About Veterinary Care in Newry
This guide helps pet owners compare local veterinary options in Newry based on services, animal coverage, and availability. By examining the strengths and specializations of each clinic, you can make an informed decision for your pet's care.
Top-rated veterinary clinics in Newry
There are 7 veterinary clinics in Newry, with an average Google rating of 4.7★. All clinics treat dogs and cats, while none offer specific farm or large-animal services. Two clinics provide emergency or out-of-hours care, but there is no 24-hour veterinary cover locally. With a total of 848 reviews, pet owners have access to a wealth of experiences shared by other clients. Furthermore, 4 clinics in Newry offer veterinary nurse training, showcasing a commitment to advancing veterinary education in the area. The majority of clinics in Newry focus on companion-animal care, ensuring that pets receive routine and specialized attention as needed.
Best Rated Veterinary Clinics in Newry, Down
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
USPCA is an animal welfare charity (established in 1836) that combines veterinary services with wildlife rescue and cruelty investigations, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews mainly describe help with injured wildlife (including rapid collection and veterinary attention for a bird with a broken wing) and routine dog care with vets taking time to explain options. Owners also mention a grooming service (praised for value and care), and a secured outdoor area where dogs can be briefly let off lead, with water available at the doors.
USPCA is an animal welfare charity (established in 1836) that combines veterinary services with wildlife rescue and cruelty investigations, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews mainly describe help with injured wildlife (including rapid collection and veterinary attention for a bird with a broken wing) and routine dog care with vets taking time to explain options. Owners also mention a grooming service (praised for value and care), and a secured outdoor area where dogs can be briefly let off lead, with water available at the doors.
Newry Veterinary Centre is a mixed practice (small and large animals) that, based on its website, has been providing care since 2000 and offers both routine pet care and farm-focused services. Reviews consistently describe a busy clinic where owners still feel listened to, with multiple mentions of staff taking extra time with nervous pets during vaccinations and injections. Practical convenience also comes up: one reviewer specifically mentions a “quick & easy online booking system” that secured a next-day appointment, and another describes being accommodated when rescheduling at very short notice. A named vet, Liam, is repeatedly referenced as hands-on and clear in explanations.
Newry Veterinary Centre is a mixed practice (small and large animals) that, based on its website, has been providing care since 2000 and offers both routine pet care and farm-focused services. Reviews consistently describe a busy clinic where owners still feel listened to, with multiple mentions of staff taking extra time with nervous pets during vaccinations and injections. Practical convenience also comes up: one reviewer specifically mentions a “quick & easy online booking system” that secured a next-day appointment, and another describes being accommodated when rescheduling at very short notice. A named vet, Liam, is repeatedly referenced as hands-on and clear in explanations.
Mourne Veterinary Clinic is described in the available clinic data as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine preventative care as well as support for anxious or nervous pets. Owners repeatedly mention: - Booster/annual vaccinations being carried out smoothly, including for very nervous dogs. - Time spent discussing behavioural concerns (one owner mentions discussing a dog’s anxiety during a booster visit). - Vets bringing in a more experienced colleague for additional advice when needed.
Mourne Veterinary Clinic is described in the available clinic data as a veterinary nurse training facility and as offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information provided. From the latest reviews, the clinic appears set up for routine preventative care as well as support for anxious or nervous pets. Owners repeatedly mention: - Booster/annual vaccinations being carried out smoothly, including for very nervous dogs. - Time spent discussing behavioural concerns (one owner mentions discussing a dog’s anxiety during a booster visit). - Vets bringing in a more experienced colleague for additional advice when needed.
Our Score (69/100)
Clanrye Veterinary Clinic treats both companion animals and large animals, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic states it covers its own out‑of‑hours calls 24/7, 365 days a year. Recent reviews include specific examples of end‑of‑life support (being given time in a quiet room and leaving via a private door) and of handling a very anxious dog who settled within about 10 minutes before treatment. Reviews also contain sharp disagreements about front‑desk and clinical handling: some owners describe excellent vet care, while others report rude reception interactions or concerns about how animals were handled during urgent care.
Clanrye Veterinary Clinic treats both companion animals and large animals, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The clinic states it covers its own out‑of‑hours calls 24/7, 365 days a year. Recent reviews include specific examples of end‑of‑life support (being given time in a quiet room and leaving via a private door) and of handling a very anxious dog who settled within about 10 minutes before treatment. Reviews also contain sharp disagreements about front‑desk and clinical handling: some owners describe excellent vet care, while others report rude reception interactions or concerns about how animals were handled during urgent care.
ANCU Veterinary Surgery appears to run as part of a multi-branch practice under the ANCU Vets name (the website lists more than one clinic), and it offers practical admin features like repeat-prescription ordering. Reviews describe both routine and urgent care: one owner brought in a dog struggling in labour on a Saturday morning and reports the vet identified a life-threatening risk (“moments away from a uterus rupture”), treated the dog and provided aftercare advice. Owners also mention staff handling very nervous, anxious puppies with care. A small number of recent reviews conflict sharply with this, describing a refusal to proceed without prior medical records, which the reviewer felt left their dog in pain.
ANCU Veterinary Surgery appears to run as part of a multi-branch practice under the ANCU Vets name (the website lists more than one clinic), and it offers practical admin features like repeat-prescription ordering. Reviews describe both routine and urgent care: one owner brought in a dog struggling in labour on a Saturday morning and reports the vet identified a life-threatening risk (“moments away from a uterus rupture”), treated the dog and provided aftercare advice. Owners also mention staff handling very nervous, anxious puppies with care. A small number of recent reviews conflict sharply with this, describing a refusal to proceed without prior medical records, which the reviewer felt left their dog in pain.
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Newry Veterinary Centre
Our Score (79/100)
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Our Score (69/100)
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