Clanrye Vets - Newry
Newry
Clanrye Vets is a veterinary practice in Newry that treats both small and large animals. Services include routine appointments, emergency care, and 24-hour emergency coverage.
Hours not available
Unit 5 + 6
Carnbane Industrial Estate
Newry
BT35 6PQ
- Appointments · 028 3025 1000
- General Enquiries · enquiries@uspca.co.uk
About USPCA Animal Hospital
USPCA Animal Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Newry, County Down. It cares for cats, dogs and small mammals.
The clinic provides services including microchipping, dentistry, flea and worm treatments, vaccinations, blood testing, diagnostic imaging and neutering.
The clinic is open Monday to Saturday and is closed on Sunday. All consultations are by appointment only.
Animals we care for
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Cats
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Dogs
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Small Mammals
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
Opening hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Clinic open Monday to Saturday. All consultations are by appointment only.
Reviews of USPCA Animal Hospital
3.7
out of 5
Based on 6 reviews
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Gerard McArdle
Google 6 May 2026
I'm unfortunately faced with decision to rehome my dog due to my disability(decline in mobility)so exploring the options of doing it via shelters to make sure she doesn't end it up in wrong hands.I have filled out surrender form online in March,then called them to try and find out how this process look with them and was told they will call me back next day,never happened for a next 3 weeks.I tried calling again today to gather information,as nothing is clarified on their website,but I was met with abysmal treatment by some English women who declared she couldn't understand me and kept snapping at me.Then told me to call back tomorrow.Needless to say I won't be doing that.This organisation is an absolute joke.Their website has only extensive list of things they aren't doing example spaying nor dealing with feral cats.Dealing with the heartbreak of contemplating on rehoming your dog is incredibly hard and this so called charity and their wonderful staff is quite an obvious reason why people take their dogs to the council pound or put them on gumtree or even worse abandon.Keep fundraising big time thought,presumably for all 3 dogs they have there.
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Janet McGowan
Google 18 February 2026
I would just like to thank the guy( sorry I forgot your name) who helped me yesterday with my injured pigeon. He was so supportive gave me excellent advice again thank you.
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Carol Gibson
Google 31 January 2026
Took my 13yrs old Lab to the newry branch seen 3 different vet who all told me my dog was suffering and there was Much they could do this was for 10 days ,I was happy so I took him to a different vets who looked at him give him a couple of injection and within 4hrs he was back eating keeping it down and etc and it great form so if I had of listened the them 3 vets my boy would have been put to sleep so please becareful of these vets you know your own dog ,I'm glad I went to a different vet for second opinion as my dog just had a bad tummy upset and he is still alive
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Conlin Doyle
Google 5 November 2025
The have frankly the best grooming service. (In terms of value and care.) And the best place to donate the foods that your pets don't like.
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phantom
Google 6 September 2025
Phoned today in reference to young seagull with broken wing. Emma from Larne branch came out and took away with here to see a vet. Must say was well impressed with how quickly they came and helped this poor bird, gave me peace of mind, as know one likes to see an injured animal.
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Margaret Brady
Google 8 August 2025
Our experience was one where the vet Tara took her time to explain everything and was very caring towards our dog, so professional and kind. Thanks very much. Reception staff were also very helpful.
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- Where is USPCA Animal Hospital?
- USPCA Animal Hospital is a veterinary practice in Newry, Down. The full address, phone number and opening hours are listed on this page.
- Which animals does USPCA Animal Hospital list care for?
- USPCA Animal Hospital lists care for Cats, Dogs and Small Mammals. Call the practice to confirm current clinician availability for your pet.
- Which services are listed for USPCA Animal Hospital?
- 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.
- How do I book an appointment with USPCA Animal Hospital?
- Call the practice directly using the phone number on this page. Online booking through Vet Verified appears here when the practice switches it on.
- Is USPCA Animal Hospital listed on the RCVS register?
- Every practice on Vet Verified is cross-checked against the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons' public register. Verified practices carry the verification mark beside their name.