Glenina Veterinary Clinic

- Positive reviewers often describe the clinic as caring, efficient, compassionate, and professional, with some saying they have used the practice for years. - Routine appointments such as vaccinations and neutering are mentioned regularly, and one owner highlighted very clear communication during a pet’s illness treatment. - Cat care gets mixed recent feedback: one reviewer strongly praised the clinic for quick appointments for recurring cystitis, while another felt the practice was not strong with cats.

Glenina Veterinary Clinic in Galway is reviewed positively for routine care, illness treatment, and clear communication with owners. Owners specifically mention quick appointment access for some cats with recurring cystitis, along with vaccinations, neutering, blood tests, and help with insurance paperwork. Recent feedback is mostly favourable, though it also includes a serious complaint about the handling of a pyometra case and one negative comment about cat expertise.

Services

•Routine care for dogs and cats: Reviews mention scheduled vaccinations and neutering as regular services used by long-term clients.
•Medical treatment and investigations: Owners describe visits for illness treatment, blood tests, and repeat care for cats with recurring cystitis, with one reviewer saying appointments were arranged quickly when needed.
•Communication and admin support: One detailed review praises phone updates throughout a pet’s treatment, clear explanations of next steps, and efficient completion of an insurance claim form.
•Broader case mix: Long-term clients mention using the practice for both routine visits and more urgent situations.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

•Ronad (vet): Praised in a detailed review for keeping an owner informed by phone throughout treatment and explaining each step clearly.
•Admin team: Commended for completing an insurance claim form efficiently and promptly.
•Unnamed older male vet with glasses and a beard: Mentioned in a serious negative review about a pyometra case, with the owner criticising his manner and clinical advice.

Reviews

Glenina Veterinary Clinic has a 4.7-star Google rating from 333 reviews.

•Positive reviewers often describe the clinic as caring, efficient, compassionate, and professional, with some saying they have used the practice for years.
•Routine appointments such as vaccinations and neutering are mentioned regularly, and one owner highlighted very clear communication during a pet’s illness treatment.
•Cat care gets mixed recent feedback: one reviewer strongly praised the clinic for quick appointments for recurring cystitis, while another felt the practice was not strong with cats.
•A serious negative review describes a disputed pyometra case involving bedside manner and treatment decisions, which contrasts with other reviews praising the clinic’s service in both routine and emergency situations.

Reviews for Glenina Veterinary Clinic

Note: Showing the 10 most recent Google reviews out of 333 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Tina Cai

1 month ago

They are not good and professional about cats, maybe big animals. For rare type or small cats they just not get that much experience. Got Briarhill Veterinary Clinic if you needs treatment for cats, they rescued plenty cats and treated lots of cats.

Eithne Lalloway

Amanda Canavan

3 months ago

The compassion and understanding of the vet was amazing. I was reassured with the advice I was given. I highly recommend them.

Marie Chazé

5 months ago

Great vets every time I got for my cats. Best vets i’ve been to in Galway. My cat has recurring cystitis and they’re always very quick to provide an appointment. When I go there, they’re very efficient but care about animals. Only recommendation would be to have separate waiting rooms for cats and dogs :)

Kristina Nikic

7 months ago

I had a really bad experience here in 2023. My dog had an open pyometra and I was aware of it as I studied animal care. We were viewed first thing in the morning by the older male vet with glasses and beard. He practically gave out to me as my dog obviously wasn’t nurtured and told me she was going to pass away and it was my fault. I asked if I could get a surgery date as I know it’s a life or death situation and he told me no and said she has to be on medication for two weeks and then get a surgery and if she survived it. I walked out balling my eyes out and knew it wasn’t right with the dog handed back to me all bloody from the infection leaking out of her I was traumatised. I called Oran vets the next day and explained the situation and they viewed her and she got surgery straight away and she’s still alive and well now and it’s been nearly 2 years even when she was viewed for bloods they gave her back to me and cleaned her up . If I didn’t know anything about dogs or infections in general my dog who is 13 now wouldn’t be here with me today. The vet was very rude and blunt I explained I got the dog when I was 11 years old and my parent’s weren’t educated on dogs but he proceeded to blame me and told me my dog wouldn’t make it. A very traumatic experience in general and I won’t be returning there. Oran vets didn’t even talk about medication it was a operation straight away which how it should be done and not have the dog put on medication for two week and if it survives great if not oh well.. in the photo that’s her after her surgery alive and well and healthy.

Maurice O Mahony

Joe Roche

8 months ago

Great care, great value. Personal service not like a corporate vets which others have migrated to.