Our Services

Preventative medicine:

• We offer a vaccination service which will protect your pet against many diseases and allow them to live a longer, healthier life. There are a number of Protocols which can be followed when it comes to vaccinations. Some vaccinations last for a number of years but some, such as Leptospirosis and kennel cough (dogs); Rhinotracheitis and calicivirus (cats), need to be given every year.
• We also vaccinate for rabies under the pet passport scheme.
• We offer a full range of preventive treatments for external and internal parasites.

Medical treatment:
We treat all domestic pets for all types of medical conditions neurology,cardiology,dermatology, respiratory, orthopaedic, reproductive, gastrointestinal or endocrine.

Preventive surgery
We perform spaying, neutering and lump removals.

Surgical emergencies
We perform many emergency surgeries from cuts and lacerations to emergency c – sections.We also perform a variety of specialized soft tissue and orthopedic surgeries.

Dentistry is an area of veterinary care that is often overlooked. However, it is an extremely important part of good health care for your pet. We have specialised dental equipment on site and perform everything from extractions to routine descaling and polishing.

We have digital radiology (Xray) and ultrasound equipment to help in our diagnosis.

We have a well equipped in-house laboratory that allows us to obtain results rapidly.
Haematology/ Biochemistry having both of these machines on site allows us to obtain same day results.
Urinalysis- We test urine samples in house for a variety of medical conditions

External Laboratory
We have close association with an external laboratory who offer a wide range of more specific tests should your pet require them along with evaluation of tissues by board certified pathologists.

To travel within the EU (and sometimes further afield) dogs and cats require a passport completed by a Qualified Veterinarian, and an up–to–date rabies vaccination. The Rabies vaccination must be given at least 30 days before travel. Vaccinations are current for 1 – 3 years depending on what vaccination is used. Your pet needs to be microchipped before a rabies vaccination can be given and a passport issued.

When you arrive in the clinic for your rabies vaccination and passport application you will be asked to fill in a form detailing your address (in Ireland) and personal details, along with the details of your pet – such as name, date of birth and breed. If you don’t know these exactly one of our team can help.

Travel with most carriers – either by air or by boat – requires a health check within 48 hours of travel. You can schedule an appointment by ringing the clinic.

Travel back to Ireland from another EU country requires tapeworm treatment administered by a vet within 48 hours of return. This is something that needs to be organised on your journey back home.