Farm & Large-Animal Vets near Omagh

## Summary Strule Veterinary Services is set up for both routine care and urgent cases, with **emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours)** listed in the clinic data. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe the team handling **poisoning risk (a dog eating a large amount of chocolate)** and **a serious dog-attack injury involving the eye**, including **weeks of follow-up treatment**. Reviewers also mention vets **explaining findings clearly** (one owner highlights a thorough exam) and **hands-on, low-stress handling** (removing eye stitches *without sedation* in one case). ## Services - **Emergency/urgent care** (clinic data notes emergency services; reviews describe a dog being “rushed into the vet” after eating chocolate). - **Treatment of traumatic injuries**, including **eye injuries** after a dog attack, with **multi-week treatment** mentioned in one review. - **Post-injury wound/stitch care**, including **stitch removal from the eye**, with one owner noting it was done **without sedation**. ## People - **Ann (vet)**: mentioned as *thorough* and as someone who **explained everything** during an exam. - **Kim**: credited with **reassuring an owner during an emergency** (after a dog ate a large amount of chocolate); the dog later recovered. - **Wendy (name uncertain, “I think”)**: singled out during a **five-week treatment period** after a severe dog-attack injury; noted for being able to **remove eye stitching without sedation** when the dog wasn’t very trusting. ## Reviews **4.7 stars from 63 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - Owners describe **successful outcomes after urgent situations**, including recovery after chocolate ingestion and stabilisation/treatment after a severe attack injury. - Multiple reviews mention **clear communication and thoroughness**, particularly around examinations and explaining what’s happening. - Several comments focus on **handling and bedside manner with dogs**, ranging from small gestures (e.g., belly rubs) to working with a nervous dog during eye stitch removal.