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Ani-Pets Veterinary Clinic’s ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information available to us. Based on reviews, the clinic is set up to handle both routine appointments and more serious cases that need in-clinic monitoring: one owner describes their dog being kept in for 2 nights and 3 days for pancreatitis, with an overnight nurse watching the dog each night and regular phone updates from the vet. Another review mentions an emergency vet visit where the vet helped calm the owners while treating their pet. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is also a recent report of an appointment being refused with advice to find another clinic, which conflicts with other owners’ experiences.
Ani-Pets Veterinary Clinic’s ownership/group status isn’t stated in the information available to us. Based on reviews, the clinic is set up to handle both routine appointments and more serious cases that need in-clinic monitoring: one owner describes their dog being kept in for 2 nights and 3 days for pancreatitis, with an overnight nurse watching the dog each night and regular phone updates from the vet. Another review mentions an emergency vet visit where the vet helped calm the owners while treating their pet. Reviews are mostly positive, but there is also a recent report of an appointment being refused with advice to find another clinic, which conflicts with other owners’ experiences.
Comeragh Veterinary is part of the XLVets network (“a network of progressive veterinary practices,” per the site text we could access). Reviews describe the clinic handling both routine and urgent situations, including a bee sting, a car accident, and a dog brought in “for an operation.” Several owners single out calm handling in stressful moments and gentle treatment of nervous pets, while one older review reports a very negative experience when trying to arrange euthanasia for a long-ill dog (described as “irate” and “unsympathetic” on the phone). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include treatment after a car accident, surgery/operation care with nurses involved, and life-saving intervention for a dog.
Comeragh Veterinary is part of the XLVets network (“a network of progressive veterinary practices,” per the site text we could access). Reviews describe the clinic handling both routine and urgent situations, including a bee sting, a car accident, and a dog brought in “for an operation.” Several owners single out calm handling in stressful moments and gentle treatment of nervous pets, while one older review reports a very negative experience when trying to arrange euthanasia for a long-ill dog (described as “irate” and “unsympathetic” on the phone). Concrete examples mentioned by owners include treatment after a car accident, surgery/operation care with nurses involved, and life-saving intervention for a dog.
Lismore Vets describes itself as a fully equipped practice for both large and small animals, with a 24-hour emergency service available 365 days a year. From the latest reviews, owners mention both routine care (a dog booked in for dental treatment, a requested short-notice health check) and serious cases (one reviewer says the clinic “saved” their greyhound). Feedback is mixed on client experience: several reviews describe very positive handling of dogs (including rescue dogs), while one recent review reports an upsetting comment made at handover for a dental visit, and an older review describes not receiving a promised call-back.
Lismore Vets describes itself as a fully equipped practice for both large and small animals, with a 24-hour emergency service available 365 days a year. From the latest reviews, owners mention both routine care (a dog booked in for dental treatment, a requested short-notice health check) and serious cases (one reviewer says the clinic “saved” their greyhound). Feedback is mixed on client experience: several reviews describe very positive handling of dogs (including rescue dogs), while one recent review reports an upsetting comment made at handover for a dental visit, and an older review describes not receiving a promised call-back.