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Kilcoole Vets
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Kilcoole Vets is a specialised small animal veterinary practice. The clinic opened at the beginning of March 2009. Kilcoole Vets is owned and run by veterinary surgeon Gail Nic Eoghain and veterinary nurse/behaviourist Shane Mc Dermott. Both had worked in veterinary practice for over ten years before establishing their own clinic. As lifelong pet owners themselves they share a vision of a companion animal hospital providing exemplary patient care and client service. Kilcoole Vets strives to embody that vision.
After inspection by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, the premises have been accredited as a Registered Veterinary Hospital. Under the practice accreditation scheme this is the highest level attainable.
The practice is located in the Whitethorn Centre in Kilcoole village (beside Tesco) and has ample free parking on its doorstep. On entering their bright and spacious reception and waiting area you will be welcomed by friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. To accommodate their clients’ busy schedules, Kilcoole Vets offers convenient opening hours: 8:30 am to 7pm (8pm Monday & Thursday) and 9am to 5pm on Saturdays. A dedicated emergency service is provided outside those hours
A comprehensive range of health care services are provided under one roof for all small animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, small furry pets, birds and reptiles. Kilcoole Vets tailors a health care programme for each pet, through every stage of their life.
After inspection by the Veterinary Council of Ireland, the premises have been accredited as a Registered Veterinary Hospital. Under the practice accreditation scheme this is the highest level attainable.
The practice is located in the Whitethorn Centre in Kilcoole village (beside Tesco) and has ample free parking on its doorstep. On entering their bright and spacious reception and waiting area you will be welcomed by friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. To accommodate their clients’ busy schedules, Kilcoole Vets offers convenient opening hours: 8:30 am to 7pm (8pm Monday & Thursday) and 9am to 5pm on Saturdays. A dedicated emergency service is provided outside those hours
A comprehensive range of health care services are provided under one roof for all small animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, small furry pets, birds and reptiles. Kilcoole Vets tailors a health care programme for each pet, through every stage of their life.
Hours of operation
Monday8:30AM - 8:00PMTuesday8:30AM - 7:00PMWednesday8:30AM - 7:00PMThursday8:30AM - 8:00PMFriday8:30AM - 7:00PMSaturday9:00AM - 5:00PMSunday11:00AM - 4:00PM
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8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people
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Referral from
March 4, 2018
Fran M. asked:Anybody know of a vet in bray that will call out today. Very sick cat, have him in house, needs to be euthanised, was a stray we have been feeding for 3 years. Had flue, managed to get him to vet 10 days ago, got injection and antibiotics. However looks like theres a lot more wrong. Very sick, hate to see him suffer, drinking water but wont eat, wont go to toilet. That weak letting us pet him. Trying to make him as comfortable as possible. Hate to try and move him. Anybody know of any vet that would call up to house? Anyone help or suggestions.Sophie B. replied:Have a lot of experience with different vets. Would not go near any vet in Bray except Florence Road Vets but they will be closed now. Larry or Cormac in Ballyorney vet, Enniskerry will help you out. Clinic number is (01) 286 7146 (won’t get answer there til tomorrow) will PM you their mobile numbers. Kilcoole vets are very nice if you can get there also, number is (01) 287 4802. Eamon Moore in Blackrock Vet Clinic is easily one of the best vets in the country and would do a call out in this type of situation but won’t be there until tomorrow. Kilcoole vets or Ballyorney would be your best bet for quickest appointment now.Gillian M. replied:Kilcoole vets are open today
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Referral from
January 4, 2018
Claire F. asked:Can anyone recommend puppy trainning locally Where i can bring my children too ??Brenda C. replied:Also Shane in Kilcoole vets used to do one to one training in your own home ..don't know if they still offer that service but worth a try https://www.facebook.com/kilcoolevets/
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Referral from
August 26, 2016
Evana O. asked:Are there any vets on here? Was wondering If I could PM and ask a few questions about your experience and a bit about vetinary!Vanessa M. replied:https://m.facebook.com/kilcoolevets/ they are very helpful hun
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April 2, 2016
Tammy H. asked:Hi all ... My mini sausage dog is throwing up and shaking like a leaf ... Does anyone know of any vets open ? Greystones is shutDavida B. replied:https://m.facebook.com/kilcoolevets/
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Referral from
December 31, 2015
Charlotte H. asked:anywhere know the cheapest vet to get a female dog neutered please?Nigel D. replied:Don't know if they're the cheapest but as far as I'm concerned kilcoole animal hospital are the best out of all the local vets wouldn't bring the dogs anywhere else might be worth giving them a ring in the morning 01 2874802
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Referral from
August 4, 2015
Aisling O. asked:Looking for vet recommendations in Greystones area please. TIA.Sandra D. replied:Animal Hospital Kilcoole moved from usual vet when Gail and Shane opened couldn't recommend anyone more some friends from greystones go there too. Fab 6 star open all day Sat and really genuine love and interest in pets they care for. Tel 012874802
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Referral from
February 21, 2015
Maurice D. asked:Hi..looking for recommendations for local vets that specialise in small animals (dwarf hamster)Nicole W. replied:www.facebook.com/kilcoolevets
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