I was isolating for almost 2 weeks in December 2020 with my dog. Had to take him to the vet. The…read moreanimal Welfare Veterinary Clinic on Charlemont St was so kind, so caring and had my dog right as rain in no time. Picture of my healthy happy dog.

Charlemont Street clinic to its friends, this is where you go if you live anywhere in the city…read morecentre and have an ailing pet. I'm not sure what the deal is here save to say it is generally cheaper than other vets and you can't make appointments. We have used it a few times in emergencies (like when one of the cats got addicted to slug pellets) or when our current beast got a badly infected leg from god knows what. The place feels basic but I can assure you the care is not. Highly recommended.

Larry is an amazing vet. I brought my dog to him as she was taking seizures. Other vets had said…read moreshe would need expensive medication for the rest of her life but larry fixed her in one session. I cant recommend him enough. He has a real passion for his job and you can tell he loves animals which is so nice.

We brought our dog to Larry for the first time in an emergency and really were thinking we would be…read moresaying goodbye to him, we were late but Larry stayed open late for us even though he didnt know us and was absolute gentleman, we went home happy and our dog still with us. would highly recommend and Larry will be our vet from now on

Mr Finnegan has been our family vet for over 20years and has cared for all our much loved pets. The…read morestaff live up to the name (All Care Vet Centre), they really care and look after my dogs as if they where their own. I highly recommend them.

I've been using Terenure Veterinary Hospital for a number of years and find their service…read moreexcellent. Staff are very caring and there is a great attention given to all animals. They also support a lot of animal charities and always follow up with a call when your pet is sick and the vet Mark is always a call away should you need him. The surgery itself is spotless and handy reminders are sent out when vaccines etc. are due for renewal. All in all it's as good as it gets.

Been bringing my pets to this clinic for 12 years. Always exceptionally kind and caring to my dogs…read more The place is immaculate, the nurses and doctors are so friendly to humans and animals alike! Great variety of dog food for sale too. When we had to put our dog to sleep last year, they could not have been more sympathic and caring to us and to her.

Absolutely incredible service. I can't imagine it is easy to find a vets that isn't good, as anyone…read moreworking with animals is going to be the best type of person there is to come across! They are just that in Paws a While. They are so genuinely caring and helpful and they treat the animals so kindly and are so gentle and loving towards them. We had to bring our cat Dora down to get an abscess on her back checked out and the vet, Pat Farrelly, was so gentle with her and made sure she was as calm and comfortable as possible. He offered to keep her in overnight as he wanted to bathe the abscess, which would also save us causing her the trauma of trying to get her back in the cat box and then travelling in the car for the journey home, only to do the same the following day to bring her back in for the appointment. He administrated a pain killer and antibiotic injection so she would not be in pain for the night and would sleep well, all while constantly petting her and making sure she was calm and felt as safe as she could. The staff in Paws a While never fail to make a trip to their clinic pleasant and easy because of their professionalism and positivity. They truly care about their little fluffy patients. I would recommend them 100%.

I've been bringing my dogs here since they were pups. The vets are lovely and the dogs always love…read moretheir visits. The only thing I find off putting is there are a couple of nurses that are rude and anything you ask them is too much. Only that the vets are so nice I would bring my dogs elsewhere.

As a vet Dr Finnegan is very capable and has years of experience behind him. Unfortunatly he likes…read morethe colour of your money a little too much. At this time, February 2009, with the recession hitting hard he has not felt the need to strike a balance between animal welfare and profit. Yes it is essential to make a profit, but the aggresive nature of linking sales with the already inflated cost of animal treatment has caused me to find a different vet.

These guys are as close to rock stars in the veterinary world as it gets in Ireland - they get on…read morethe telly a bit! leaving that aside they are genuinely a great vets if a little expensive (but then where isn't I hear you cry). They take in pets on occasion to find homes for them, I know this as this is where our Missey came from - we have had her 4 years now. Carey & Keane also did the initial vaccines and spaying of the aforementioned moggie and looked after her very well indeed. As the 4 star rating says... "Yay! I'm a fan!"

No longer the vets they used to be now that they are part of 'Village Vets'. You can never ever get…read morethem on the phone and I have found the vets rude and judgemental

After several years of paying a monthly fee to cover vet visits for my cat, I was appalled at the…read morecharges that would have applied had I gone through with euthanasia and cremation at Village Vets Dundrum. Up until that point, my vet visits had been covered. But for the final consultation with a vet, the charge was going to be 160 euro. Cremation and euthanasia would have been 344, with a required "cremation package" of an additional 380 euro minimum for a paw print of the cat and a "casket" or paper container of ashes. The total cost for euthanising my cat would have been about 780 euro. This approach to end of life care for my cat seemed to be the epitome of taking advantage of a vulnerable pet owner. The independent vet down the street will charge me less than half that for a cremation with ashes returned. If I don't want the ashes returned, the cost will be 130 euro (and perhaps I will make a donation to the DSPCA). Corporate vets have the means to build shiny premises and hire advertising agencies to write slogans that include terms like "family" and "village" and "care". I have no complaints about the nice young vets who work for Village Vets, although I never saw one who had more than 10 years experience, which would indicate that this corporate is hiring young vets who they can pay less. Still, for anyone seeking a vet I would NOT recommend Village Vets. Look past the bells and whistles of corporate gloss and find an independent vet, if at all possible.

I unfortunately have a very unlucky dog who has twice had to have extensive care in Village Vets…read more The one great positive to come out of that is experiencing the thorough and compassionate care of all the staff at Village Vets Dundrum. The vets themselves know how to expertly treat your pets, while the care given by the veterinary nurses was such a comfort to Buddy while he was so unwell. I simply could not recommend this veterinary clinic more

I worked with Dr.Banibridge at the Zoo. He was a total…read moreprofessional and a pleasure to work with. Ironically his daughter worked for me at Eddie Rockets! She was such a a sweetheart I wasn't surprised when I realized and explained to him.

am a regular client of bainbridge. reasonable in charging and most important very kind to your…read morepet.once i phoned them as my kitten was sick as there was a funeral in family they provided with another number which was dundrum vet hospital and when i told them am bainbridge's client they were more than happy to help free of charge (through phone) .i highly reccomend bainbridge for your pet