No complaints at all with Lodge, they took in and looked after the cat for a week, the moggie came…read moreback in great condition and seemed happy - I asked the cat for further comment but she told me to sod off; I think her exact response was "go write your own frikkin reviews".... she's not a team player. The cost of kenneling is 9 Euro a night, which I think is pretty reasonable. You can collect and deliver pets on a Sunday, but only by prearrangement and the times are very strict - not a big deal and great to have the option.

Would never go anywhere else. My animals are always well minded and charged accordingly for the…read moregreat care they receive.

I'm totally disgusted with this vets, brought our dog Harry to them last Sunday , Never done an x…read moreray but charged me €140 for an injection b12 the dog today is very much worse in a good vets but he they think swallowed something. he's very sick now we're devastated keep away from these money grabbers Keep well away

Hello ,I can't find an email address for you, I need help in finding a Boxer/Cross taken from…read moreQuigaboy Kilglass Enniscrone Sligo last week ,around the 19th/20th February, sorry about a week/half, his name is Tyson, Brindle /White Colouring, he's 7years old and missed so much.Thank you.

HORRIBLE!! Really awful personal experience. My guinea pig needed his teeth filed, which I…read morespecifically told the vet it was his back teeth the day before, and not to touch his front teeth as they are naturally long and it needs them to grab and cut up his food. This has happened before. He cut them anyway and now made a bad problem even worse as I now have to handfeed the guinea pig until his front teeth grow back. Not sure about you, but 2 hours a day spent feeding a pig is not what I like to spend my time at. I asked the vet, JOE, did he have any experience with them, YES he says also mentioning he went to a conference on Guinea Pigs teeth and that is where he learned about them. A CONFERENCE FOR GUINEA PIG TEETH???? REALLY??? Not only that, but guinea pigs are notorious for dying due to pain, was there any pain killer given, NO. I have been with an exotic pet before but unfortunately that person is out of work at the moment so I had no choice. The pig is trying to eat his best but just cannot. Other rodents, YES, they do need their teeth cut, but NOT Guinea pigs as much as they are supposed to be long. His jaws are not built the same as other rodents. No refund, no apology, just I KNOW MORE THAN YOU, and this is how it is done. NO, sorry it is not, they need long incisors. I do not usually complain or give reviews, but getting this "I am right and you are wrong" attitude made me explode AFTER I explained to him the day before NOT to cut his front teeth as it was the back teeth causing the problem. NO CLUE. Just take the money and run entitled attitude. Imagine someone cut off your arms? How would you function???