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Newry Vets - Warrenpoint
4.2 (5 reviews)
About Newry Vets - Warrenpoint
Newry Vets provides veterinary care for pets and farm animals in Warrenpoint. The practice vaccinates, neuters, microchips, and treats fleas and worms in cats and dogs, and also treats cattle and sheep. The clinic has dental equipment and diagnostic imaging. Street parking is available outside. This branch is temporarily closed.
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Animals we care for
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Cats
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Cattle
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Dogs
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Sheep
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Small Mammals
Facilities
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Street parking outside
Services
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Blood testing
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Dentistry
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Flea and worm treatments
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Microchipping
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Neutering
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Vaccinations
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Diagnostic imaging
Reviews of Newry Vets - Warrenpoint
4.2
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Michael Patterson
Google 4 August 2023
excellent service and great staff great to have a local vet surgery again
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The Last Resort
Google 5 April 2023
Just took our Dog Jackson in for his very first time in the Warrenpoint vets and Camilla and Kate were brilliant. We look forward to our next visit. Thank you
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Shay Mcardle
Google 8 March 2023
Always friendly and attenentive customer service.
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cecilia mc court
Google 8 February 2023
Very welcoming staff and the vet was so lovely. She took plenty of time with my cat Rosie, and was very efficient and quick giving the injection. She kept Rosie very calm and was extremely helpful with any questions I had. I would highly recommend this practise in Warrenpoint.
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A Ayl
Google 19 July 2023
The vets in here are fabulous, but the reception staff today were a bit odd. I had called as My dog didn't seem well , the receptionist explained there were no appointments until next week unless it was newry , I explained I couldn't get into newry and the taxis wouldn't take any animals, she reiterated ' well it doesn't sound good , if it was my dog I'd want them seen' , so I asked if she had any suggestions as I really couldn't get to Newry but there were no appointments available in warrenpoint where I am, of course after her stating it didn't sound good ( on the phone even though I dont think she was a vet ) I was worried as to what to do - as any dog owner would be without any options, so I said ' I'm not really sure what to do', at which point she raised her voice quite harshly, repeated My name a few times , stated that she'd have someone call back and hung up very abruptly. All a bit odd really, can't say I've ever had that experience in the last few years with them , nor is it a pleasent experience if you're worried about your dog . Just very strange. Edit : I've spoken with the vet and my dog seems fine more than likely just ate something she shouldn't have, not sure why the receptionist caused such panic.
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- Where is Newry Vets - Warrenpoint?
- Newry Vets - Warrenpoint is a veterinary practice in Warrenpoint / Burren, Down. The full address, phone number and opening hours are listed on this page.
- Which animals does Newry Vets - Warrenpoint list care for?
- Newry Vets - Warrenpoint lists care for Cats, Cattle, Dogs, Sheep and Small Mammals. Call the practice to confirm current clinician availability for your pet.
- Which services are listed for Newry Vets - Warrenpoint?
- The Vet Verified listing includes Blood testing, Dentistry, Flea and worm treatments, Microchipping, Neutering, Vaccinations and Diagnostic imaging. Contact the practice to confirm the service is currently available and suitable for your pet.
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