Clanrye Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Newry
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Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers praise the team for kindness, professionalism and strong clinical care, with one describing the practice as clean and welcoming. - Compassion around difficult visits stands out, including thoughtful end-of-life support and privacy for owners after a poor outcome. - A detailed positive review highlights especially good handling of a nervous dog, with treatment, paperwork and a pet passport managed smoothly.
Services
- •Small animal care: The clinic lists veterinary services for small animals. Recent reviews give examples including calm handling of a very anxious dog, treatment during a short visit, and completion of travel paperwork and a pet passport.
- •Farm and large animal care: Farm and other large animal services are listed by the clinic.
- •Out-of-hours care: The clinic says it handles its own out-of-hours calls 24/7, all year round.
- •End-of-life support: Reviews describe compassionate handling of euthanasia and poor-outcome visits, including time in a quiet room and use of a private exit.
- •Support for nervous pets: One detailed review highlights a stressed dog settling quickly, being treated without a long separation from the owner, and being returned promptly after the appointment.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Orla (receptionist): Named more than once for helpful, understanding and empathetic support at reception.
- •Alice and Sidona: Mentioned warmly in a recent review for skill, insight and compassion in caring for an older dog.
- •Unnamed female vet: Praised for calmly treating a very stressed dog.
- •Reception team: Reviews are mixed, with several owners describing reception staff as kind and helpful, while a smaller number report a curt or dismissive manner.
Reviews
Clanrye Veterinary Clinic has a 4.6/5 Google rating from 169 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers praise the team for kindness, professionalism and strong clinical care, with one describing the practice as clean and welcoming.
- •Compassion around difficult visits stands out, including thoughtful end-of-life support and privacy for owners after a poor outcome.
- •A detailed positive review highlights especially good handling of a nervous dog, with treatment, paperwork and a pet passport managed smoothly.
- •Negative feedback is less common but includes complaints about some reception interactions, and one serious review criticised animal handling and emergency waiting.
Special Services
Vet Nurse Training
