Specialist Vets in Omagh

## Summary Corry & O'Hare Vets is described in reviews as a multi-species practice (cats, dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs are all explicitly mentioned) and is listed as a **Veterinary Nurse Training facility**. Recent reviews point to a clinic that handles both planned procedures and urgent situations: owners mention **emergency appointments**, **neutering of stray/feral cats as part of a scheme**, and **a fur trim done under anaesthetic**. A few specific, decision-relevant details that come up repeatedly: - Support for difficult or stressful situations, including **euthanasia with keepsakes provided (lock of fur, paw prints, nose prints)**. - Ongoing management for chronic conditions: one owner describes **at-home insulin injections for a diabetic cat**, with the clinic giving them the confidence to do it to reduce vet-visit stress. - Facilities have changed: a “**cat quiet room**” was praised, but a later update says it’s **no longer available after a roof collapse**. - Multiple reviewers mention the practice **helps wildlife** (one review notes they did not hear back about the outcome of a bird they brought in). ## Services Services and capabilities mentioned in the available information and reviews include: - Care for **cats, dogs, rabbits (bunnies), and guinea pigs**. - **Neutering for stray/feral cats** as part of a scheme (as described by a reviewer involved in fostering/charity work). - **Emergency appointments** (owners describe being seen urgently). - **Fur trim under anaesthetic** (cat). - **Diabetes work-up and ongoing support**, including guidance for **home insulin injections** to reduce stress from repeat clinic visits. - **Wildlife help** (owners mention bringing in wildlife such as a bird). - **Veterinary Nurse Training facility** (listed service). ## People - **Louise (vet)** is named by one long-term client, who says they’ve used her for years and recommends her and “the team.” - Staff are repeatedly credited (in concrete terms) with: - Handling sensitive end-of-life care thoughtfully, including **providing memorial keepsakes**. - Taking time to **support owners through ongoing treatment at home** (e.g., coaching an owner to inject insulin twice daily). - Being effective with a range of animals, including small pets (rabbits/guinea pigs) and cats. ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 206 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Multi-pet households** report consistently good experiences across species (cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs). - **Cat-focused handling and facilities** are mentioned: a “cat quiet room” was praised, but a later update says it’s **no longer in place** due to building damage. - **Urgent care and difficult moments:** owners describe getting **emergency help**, and one detailed review highlights compassionate euthanasia support, including **fur/print keepsakes**. - **Practical support beyond the appointment:** one owner describes being guided to manage a **diabetic cat at home** (twice-daily injections) to avoid repeated stressful visits. - **Wildlife care is mentioned**, though at least one person noted they **didn’t receive an update** on the outcome after bringing in an injured bird.

## 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.

## Summary Campsie Veterinary Centre / MiNightVet Omagh is a small-animal practice that offers a **24-hour emergency service with full-time night staff**, alongside routine care and surgery. The clinic’s online information is published via a **CVS Clinical Website** content source. On the clinical side, the practice lists **endoscopy** and **keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery**, plus **orthopaedic and soft-tissue surgery referrals**. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often mention: - **Overnight/emergency care** specifically, with thanks directed to the “MiNightVet team” and an “overnight team”. - **Detailed explanations** for anxious owners (“explained everything in detail”). - **Support around euthanasia**, with reviewers describing a gentle approach during a difficult goodbye. - A small number of serious complaints (rudeness, waiting time, medication concerns, and one allegation of a fatal dosing error), which conflict with the many positive experiences reported. ## Services Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website and/or in reviews include: - **24-hour emergency care / out-of-hours** service (described as having full-time night staff) - **Consultations** (including **nurse consultations**) - **Vaccinations** and **parasite control** - **Microchipping** - **Neutering** - **Dentistry** - **Diagnostics**, including **blood pressure checks** - **Surgery**, including: - **Endoscopy** - **Keyhole (laparoscopic) surgery** - **Orthopaedic surgery referrals** - **Soft tissue surgery referrals** - **Grooming and nail clipping** - **Anal sac expression** - **Six-month health checks** - **Pet travel documentation** - **Puppy parties** - **Home visits** The clinic is also listed as a **Veterinary Nurse Training facility**. ## People - **Pat** (mentioned by name in a review): credited for “first rate service” along with the **overnight team**. - **MiNightVet night team / overnight staff**: repeatedly thanked for going “above and beyond” and for overnight support. - Some reviewers describe vets/staff as **patient explainers** (taking time to go through concerns “in detail”), while others report the opposite (described as **rude**, uncertain language such as “I think / I’m not sure,” and a focus on payment immediately after euthanasia). These accounts conflict. ## Reviews **4.7 stars from 196 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - **Overnight/emergency care praised:** multiple reviewers thank the MiNightVet/overnight team and describe exceptional effort (“went above and beyond”). - **Communication style:** some owners say staff explain options clearly and help anxious owners by going through things “in detail.” - **End-of-life care:** more than one review highlights a gentle manner during euthanasia and appreciation for how the team handled the appointment. - **Concerns raised by a minority of reviewers:** reports of **rude behaviour**, **long waits** (one report of ~30 minutes in the waiting room), **medication worries** (one reviewer objected to fentanyl being used for their cat), and one serious allegation of an **accidental overdose leading to the pet being put down**, alongside a complaint about being reminded to pay immediately after the pet died.