Comeragh Veterinary

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.

Services

Based on the latest written reviews available to us, owners mention

• •Urgent care for acute problems (e.g., bee sting; injuries after a car accident).
• •Surgical/operative care (“brought our dog in for an operation”), with support from nurses and vets.
• •Euthanasia discussions/appointment arranging (mentioned in a negative review about trying to schedule putting a dog to sleep after a long illness).

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Niamh (vet): described as handling both minor and serious presentations (bee sting and car accident) in a calm way, and being particularly good with the owner’s dog during frightening visits.
• •Fiona: described as “brilliant with our dog.”
• •Rachel: mentioned positively alongside Fiona and “staff.”

The wider team is also referenced: one review specifically praises “staff nurses and vet” for caring for a dog during an operation.

Reviews

4.7 stars from 84 reviews. “”

• •Owners describe the team dealing with emergencies and high-stress situations (car accident) as well as smaller issues (bee sting).
• •Surgical care is mentioned, with praise directed at both vets and nurses for how they looked after a dog during an operation.
• •Multiple reviews focus on how dogs are handled (kind/gentle, dogs comfortable coming in).
• •One review (older) reports a sharply negative experience around arranging euthanasia, describing unprofessional and unsympathetic communication; this conflicts with other reviews that emphasise compassion and calmness.