Dog & Cat Vets in Tyrone

Sperrin Veterinary Clinic in Newtownstewart is a veterinary practice and veterinary nurse training facility that provides emergency veterinary services, with availability noted as 24/7 or extended hours. Owners regularly mention hands-on support for urgent and complex cases, including emergency surgery, difficult recoveries, and blood tests carried out on site. Reviews also highlight clear explanations, gentle handling, and small practical acts of help.

Ballygawley Vets in Dungannon, Tyrone appears to be a farm-focused practice, with routine work centred on cattle and sheep health. Website information also notes consultations for small animals belonging to farm clients, along with emergency and out-of-hours care. Recent feedback is very positive, with clients repeatedly describing the team as friendly, helpful and efficient.

- Reviewers regularly praise the team’s manner, describing staff as fantastic to deal with, friendly, helpful, and caring with family pets. - Handling of animals is a recurring strength, with owners saying the staff are great with animals and had a particularly good way with one dog during a visit. - Clinical care is described as thorough, with one owner highlighting a full check-up and practical advice during their dog’s appointment.

- Recent reviews are largely very positive about the team’s manner, with owners describing staff as caring, kind, empathetic and professional. - Surgery and aftercare are a recurring positive theme: reviewers mention smooth spay bookings, same-day discharge, reassuring nurse follow-up, and thoughtful recovery updates after procedures. - Georgina is singled out for both practical help with pet travel documents and compassionate handling of end-of-life care, while Aoife receives strong praise for giving one dog a more hopeful treatment plan after a poor earlier prognosis elsewhere.

A specialised sheep-focused veterinary and fertility service in Stewartstown, Tyrone, offering advanced reproduction work alongside flock health planning and disease control advice. Website information names Patrick Grant (MRCVS) as founder, while the clinic record lists Mr Paul Quinn. Recent feedback is consistently positive about practical help, with repeated mentions of friendly staff, useful advice, a good range of materials, and fast delivery.

W H S Manson is a veterinary practice in Castlederg, Tyrone. The limited public feedback available points to a small-scale, personal service, with home visits specifically mentioned by reviewers. Recent comments are very brief but consistently positive.

Blackwater Veterinary Centre in Dungannon, Tyrone is presented on the Ballygawley Vets website as a farm-animal practice. It is listed as an RCVS Practice Standards Scheme (PSS) Farm Animal Core Practice. Its published service list points to a focus on routine farm work, herd and flock health support, and on-farm procedures, with emergency and out-of-hours care also available through its emergency service arrangements.

- Reviewers describe good outcomes and friendly care, especially for dental treatment and urgent help during a difficult whelping case. - Pricing comes up positively in customer comments, with phrases such as “realistic prices,” “good prices,” and “not a rip off.” - The main negative theme in recent feedback is phone access, with reviewers saying they could not get through for several days or felt abruptly dismissed when calling about puppy vaccinations. - One recent review says the clinic is permanently closed, while others were still trying to contact it, so recent feedback suggests uncertainty around availability rather than a clear picture.

- Compassionate end-of-life care: one owner describes “extreme compassionate care” when their 17-year-old collie reached the end of life. - Phone and reception experience varies: two 1-star reviews describe being hung up on or spoken to rudely while seeking urgent advice about a very unwell pet. - Some general praise: one shorter review simply calls it a “Fantastic vet,” without giving further detail.