Three Valleys Veterinary Ltd – Vets in Fivemiletown
Clinic Overview
- A recent 5-star review highlights spay care for both a dog and a cat, describing the treatment as animal-focused and praising a follow-up phone call the morning after surgery. - Other positive reviews describe the staff as friendly, helpful and considerate, with one owner saying their sick dog was "sorted within 20 minutes." - End-of-life care stands out as a strength in one review, which thanks Grainne and the team for compassionate handling of a dog's euthanasia. - One older 1-star review alleges poor communication, unsatisfactory handling of a dog's injury, incomplete records and concern over suggested further testing.
Three Valleys Veterinary Ltd is a small-animal practice in Fivemiletown, established in 2001 and part of the CVS Group. It offers routine care such as consultations, vaccinations, neutering and parasite control, alongside in-practice diagnostics and surgery, with referral links for ophthalmology and soft-tissue surgery. Out-of-hours emergencies are directed to Campsie Veterinary Centre. Reviews are generally positive about kindness, animal-focused care and follow-up, with one detailed older complaint about communication and treatment decisions.
Services
- •General and preventive care: consultations, nurse consultations, six-month health checks, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping and puppy parties.
- •Surgery, dentistry and routine procedures: surgery, neutering, dentistry, blood sampling, blood pressure checks, and nurse-clinic services such as nail clipping, grooming and anal sac expression. Recent reviews specifically mention dogs and cats being spayed, with one owner praising a next-day follow-up call after surgery.
- •Diagnostics and ongoing support: in-practice diagnostics and a diabetic care clinic for longer-term condition management.
- •Home, travel and end-of-life care: home visits, pet travel documentation, end-of-life care and euthanasia. Reviews include warm feedback about compassionate support during a dog's euthanasia.
- •Referrals and emergencies: referral links for ophthalmology and soft-tissue surgery. During opening hours clients are advised to contact the practice, while out-of-hours emergencies are routed to Campsie Veterinary Centre, which has full-time night staff.
Pricing
Available published prices indicate the clinic sits around average relative to similar practices. An older review also mentions a proposed £1000 diagnostic work-up for one dog, while other reviews focus more on the care, reassurance and follow-up than on cost.
People
- •Brian and Sharon are thanked by name in a recent review for looking after a dog during her spay and for attentive aftercare.
- •Grainne is praised in a review for kind, empathetic support during a dog's euthanasia.
- •Reviews also speak positively about the wider team of vets, nurses and receptionists, describing them as kind, considerate and helpful.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.3/5 from 41 reviews. Written feedback is mostly positive, with praise for caring staff and support around both routine treatment and difficult end-of-life decisions, though there is also one detailed negative account.
- •A recent 5-star review highlights spay care for both a dog and a cat, describing the treatment as animal-focused and praising a follow-up phone call the morning after surgery.
- •Other positive reviews describe the staff as friendly, helpful and considerate, with one owner saying their sick dog was "sorted within 20 minutes."
- •End-of-life care stands out as a strength in one review, which thanks Grainne and the team for compassionate handling of a dog's euthanasia.
- •One older 1-star review alleges poor communication, unsatisfactory handling of a dog's injury, incomplete records and concern over suggested further testing.

