Glenburn Vets sits on Antrim Road in Glengormley and treats cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice handles blood tests, dental work, x-rays, microchipping, neutering, and vaccinations, plus routine flea and worm treatments. The doors are open 8:30am to 7:30pm Monday through Friday, and 8:30am to 5:30pm on Saturdays. After hours, emergencies go through Vets Now Belfast, which takes over from 6:00pm on weekdays and Saturdays.
Part of Inspiring Vet Care
Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Car park nearby
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 9 reviews
Teresa
Google 23 May 2026
I would highly recommend Glenburn glengormley practice. All staff are professional kind and caring. Always able to get immediate appointments. I have had to put 2 of my cats to sleep and the care and attention made an awful time much easier.
micky Wick
Google 9 May 2026
Great service seen straight away vet and reception staff were great. very helpful the next day for advice got the vet to phone us back so happy
John Joe Flood
Google 29 April 2026
Excellent experience on multiple occasions with the Glengormley branch. Especially Andrew and the nurses. Not only phenomenal care given, but Andrew’s personal follow ups and manner is particularly appreciated.
George Logan
Google 7 April 2026
Like all urgent calls to the vets with your loved pet sometimes its very dramatic experience that will pull on the heart strings with cost over the love of your pet At glenburn I promise you will be kept totally updated and given good advice and options the staff are very experienced and will talk you through the possibilities and accurately give u costs The vets themselves are very experienced and you can be assured of quality first class care and after care
Stephen Jenkins
Google 12 January 2026
I took my dog here, after 3 visits and at least 3 different diagnosis and almost £1500 she was worse. It went from stomach problems, calcified bones ( that they said needed an £8000 MRI and a £10000 operation ) to kidney disease and other diseases I didn't understand. I left her in one morning shaking in agony, they took bloods, had her on a drip then phoned asking permission to do an ultrasound scan as she had high red blood cells and it could be kidney disease... turns out all greyhounds have high red blood cells counts that is exaggerated by stress ( she was at the vets on her own ) and dehydration ( she was panting all day ). I said no, they said ok your bill so far is £300, I said I'd call and collect her but when I got there the bill was now £530, when I asked why they said she needed another drip as she was very stressed and dehydrated... after being told by the receptionist how good she had been and getting plenty of rest. After all this took her to glengormley vets who told me she has age related bone issues in her neck that needs nothing more than pain relief, which was half the price of them than glenburn, and she's been fine ever since... Places like this should be closed, it's no wonder the government are trying to intervene and investigative documentaries are being made about their shady practices.
salamander
Google 7 November 2025
They were amazing I had emergency situation with my cat Lucky and they helped us very fast He was in big pain and they provide x ray and all necessary care He felt good in no time Thanks a lot guys I appreciate it
Ian McNamara
Google 25 October 2025
Dog emergency on a Saturday, my usual vets closed, so found Glenburn. As a result I have made them our new vet... Everything about the care and service was outstanding. Excellent receptionist (you can't say that very often!) and staff. Thank you. Can't recommend more strongly.
Chris Carson
Google 2 July 2024
Registered my cat here. The care has always been good and I've always gotten an appointment when I needed one. Those on Reception are really friendly and always love to see my cat. The vets themselves are very caring and knowledgeable but firm with a scared and hyperactive marmalade cat.
John Fennell
Google 19 February 2023
Excellent practice, recommended by a friend, large reception area, Excellent staff, made to feel at ease right away, more so for my pet, his first visit and first ever examination, he's a large GSD, and the time they took to assess him and make his first visit as stress free as possible . I was more nervous than Barkley, no need to worry, very impressed from start to finish. His vets for life. Highly recommended.
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