Farm Vets in Collooney

## Summary Teeling Veterinary Clinic appears to be an independent practice (no corporate group is mentioned on its website or in the available reviews). The clinic is set up for day-to-day preventative care as well as urgent and out-of-hours problems, with stated 24/7 emergency cover and in-house diagnostics (digital X‑ray, ultrasound, blood chemistry analysis) plus dental and hospitalisation facilities. Concrete examples from recent reviews include treatment for an ingrown toenail causing pain, a very sick kitten seen on New Year’s Eve, and post-neutering care where an owner reports their dog went home “clean” with no obvious signs after the procedure. Several reviewers also mention the team trying to accommodate requests and provide help quickly when needed. ## Services Based on the clinic website and the latest reviews available to us, services and capabilities mentioned include: - Preventative healthcare - Emergency care, including an out-of-hours emergency service stated as available 24/7, 365 days a year - Diagnostics and monitoring: digital X‑ray, ultrasound scanning, blood chemistry analysis - Anaesthesia: gas anaesthetic (listed as a facility) - Dentistry: dental machine (procedures aren’t specified, but dental capability is advertised) - Hospitalisation facilities - Cat boarding facility - Parasite prevention products (fleas, worms and ticks) and dog food/products (sold at the clinic) Species: the website states *small animals*. Reviews mention care for dogs and a kitten, plus one reviewer says their bearded dragon relaxed during the visit, and another claims they help with “pets, cattle or any animals”—which conflicts with the website’s “small animals” focus. ## People Named team members listed on the clinic website: - Eddie Henry (veterinary surgeon) - Niamh Lee (veterinary surgeon) - John Robinson (veterinary surgeon) - Neville Bourke (veterinary surgeon) - Natasha McEnroy (veterinary nurse) - Laura Quinn (receptionist) - Lisa Finnegan (receptionist) What clients specifically highlight in reviews: - **Eddie** is mentioned by name in relation to two visits (a sick kitten on New Year’s Eve and an elderly dog), with the owner noting he “really listens” and is “very good with the animals.” - **Nurses** are described as “very gentle and kind” during treatment for a painful ingrown toenail. - Multiple reviewers describe the team as accommodating—for example, “will try everything to accommodate [a] client request.” ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.9 stars from 64 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Owners describe staff being gentle with animals during uncomfortable problems (e.g., handling a dog in pain from an ingrown toenail). - Several reviews mention responsiveness and flexibility, including efforts to accommodate requests and provide help “asap.” - Specific clinical situations referenced include a very sick kitten seen on New Year’s Eve, an elderly dog visit, and a dog’s neutering with an owner reporting a smooth return home afterward. - Pricing is only commented on in general terms: one reviewer says the cost of treatment was “reasonable” (no figures given).

## Summary Ballygawley Veterinary Clinic appears to be a single-practice clinic (no corporate group mentioned in the available data). Based on the latest reviews, owners most often mention routine small-animal care and procedures such as dog neutering, plus the ability to be seen at short notice when pets are unwell. Specific examples include a reviewer describing their pup being neutered and the clinic being “spotlessly clean,” and multiple owners saying Sabine explains options (“what should be done versus what can be done”) rather than pushing one route. ## Services Services and capabilities mentioned in the information provided include: - **Neutering** (a reviewer specifically mentions their pup being neutered). - **General veterinary consultations/advice**, including decision-making support (review mentions guidance on “what should be done versus what can be done”). - **Short-notice/urgent appointments** (reviews mention being accommodating “at short notice” and “always available when my dogs are poorly”). - **Dog-focused care** is explicitly referenced in multiple reviews (dogs/pups mentioned repeatedly). ## People - **Sabine (vet)**: Named repeatedly in reviews. Owners describe: - **Clear options-based advice** (one reviewer valued guidance on “what should be done versus what can be done”). - **Flexibility for short-notice cases** (accommodating animals at short notice; “would go out of her way to facilitate you”). - **Positive surgical experience feedback** linked to neutering, alongside comments about a clean clinic environment. ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 56 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - **Short-notice help when pets are sick**: owners mention being accommodated at short notice and being “always available” when dogs are unwell. - **Decision support rather than a single hard sell**: one review highlights advice about what *should* be done versus what *can* be done. - **Routine procedure feedback**: neutering is specifically mentioned, alongside “spotlessly clean,” “professional,” and “friendly.” - **Consistently positive sentiment** in the available written reviews; no negative experiences are described in what we can see.