VetCare NI

VetCare NI is a general veterinary practice (no corporate group affiliation stated in the information provided). Recent reviews suggest it’s commonly used for routine appointments and urgent same-day problems, with owners describing being fitted in for a hurt dog and being seen even when the clinic was running late. Multiple reviewers also mention clear explanations during exams—especially for cats that get stressed—alongside cases like treating a dog after a road traffic accident and helping with seizures. One recent review reports a serious concern about an issue being misdiagnosed and treatment being delayed until an MRI elsewhere.

Services

Based on the available written reviews, owners mention

• •Health checks and appointments for injuries (including after being hit by a car, and a dog that “got hurt and needed checked over”).
• •Management of a dog’s seizures (one owner says their dog’s seizure issue was “fixed”).
• •Cat handling aimed at reducing stress during examinations, with vets described as careful during exams and explaining what they’re doing.

People

No individual staff members are named in the information provided. What owners describe about the vets/staff includes

• •Taking time to explain findings and next steps clearly during examinations (noted by a cat owner over several years of visits).
• •Handling animals in a way that minimises stress, particularly for cats during exams.
• •Still seeing clients when the schedule runs late, according to one review.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 279 reviews. The latest written reviews include both urgent-visit experiences and longer-term clients’ comments on handling and communication, with one recent complaint about misdiagnosis. “”

• •Being able to get an appointment for urgent issues (e.g., a dog hurt and needing checked over; post-car accident care).
• •Clear communication during exams, including explanations that help owners understand what’s happening.
• •Attention to animal stress levels during handling (specifically mentioned for cats).
• •Scheduling issues are mentioned (an appointment running late), but one reviewer says they were still seen.
• •A conflicting experience: one recent reviewer alleges a misdiagnosis that meant the problem was left too long (they reference an MRI performed later elsewhere).