Glenburn Vetinary Surgeon is where we used to take our cat before we discovered Doherty's in…read moreCarrick (see review) This vets was always reliable, honest and most importantly comfortable for our cat so we always felt reassured. It's a good vets and I would recommend it for people in the area. We just felt happier attending the Doherty's clinic but I'm sure everyone has different needs for their pets. Glenburn have been running their surgery in this area for over 20 years and I'm sure they will continue to do so for a long time. I haven't heard any bad stories about them, as is becoming more increasing with vets nowadays. You can depend on Glenburn to be a reliable and friendly surgery where you can be sure your animal will be comfortable. We all know that no pet ever likes the vet but they may as well be comfortable in their surroundings and they certainly are here.

Background story. About a year ago, my delightful children were torturing me to let them have a…read morecat, and torturing is not a word that I use lightly. When, inevitably, I caved in, we ended up with a creature with the charming moniker of Jasmine living in our house. I have another name for it, but it's not one that I could possibly relate to you here, or indeed say in front of the kids. It loves nothing more than to stick its claws into my toes. So, we ended up going to Glenburn for all the usual new kitten/pet stuff, and the staff were very nice, and even made light of my opinions of cats. It turns out, however, that our cat has a taste for starting fights with other neighbourhood cats. Jasmine is rubbish at fighting and every time, she sustains a new and interesting injury. We have been to Glenburn about, ooh, once a month in the last year and the staff, and what they charge to repair our useless cat, have been faultless. This sounds more like a review of my awful pet, but should your undoubtedly beloved hamster (or whatever else) have a problem, I guarantee you that the vets here will sort it out, be charming to you, and not charge you a king's ransom.

Prepare yourselves for a sad story; a true tear-jerker. I'll give you a chance to get the tissues…read moreout, cos you'll be needing them. The story which led us to Gortlands involves a dearly beloved cat, whose name was Toffee. At only 4 years old, Toffee developed a wee lump on her shoulder, but we were informed that it wasn't anything to worry about, just a foreign body or something, she'd be fine. This unnamed vet coincidently disappeared for a 3 week holiday over the Easter period, and we consequently heard nothing. Concern grew for our puss, and we decided that we had best take her to another vets. It was all very traumatic, and she ran away which really added to the stress of the occasion. A week later, Toffee was taken to Gortlands, where we were more reliably informed that she actually most likely had cancer. This meant having an operation to remove the tumour, but we knew this was a great risk, as she had lost a lot of blood already and was so small that we didn't think she could cope. The vet really was so helpful and kind, and did everything he could, but sadly Toffee passed away a few hours after coming through the operation. I honestly can't recommend these lovely people enough. They took care of everything for us, including her cremation, and were really so incredibly thoughtful. They truly cared. Since then, we have acquired a second cat from an animal sanctuary, and would happily take her to Gortlands if ever the requirement arose.

My wee izzy is 11 has a problem with her back passage needed her glands unblocked everytime we go…read moreto vet I feed her the best off food went today the vet has really hurt her she cryed whilst the vet unblocked them couldn't wait to get her out no time in & out still shaking not amused at all the she's not eating or drinking & the smell unreal she lying in bits on my bed not amused to many appointments at one time need longer opening hours maybe it's a one off don't know

Clare veterinary group have 3 locations, the main site being the large animal hospital in…read moreBallyclare. Recently one of our cats had an infected wound following a fight with some magpies, we discovered the wound on a Saturday morning and contacted our local branch at Cavehill Rd who advised we would need to take him to Ballyclare as only a veterinary nurse was on duty. On phoning Ballyclare I was given a couple of times to chose from the same day to get him checked out. We only had to wait a few minutes on arrival before being seen, he was given an injection of a painkiller and we were sent home with a week of antibiotics to give him and some advice on caring for the wound but to contact them again if he got any worse. At £35 it wasn't too expensive a visit thankfully and within 24hrs our cat had perked up and wound was looking much better.

Great vets. Staff are friendly to both humans and animals. Actually seem to care about the animals…read more Flexible opening hours where you can make an appointment or turn up at a drop in clinic. Easily accessible from the carpark. Animals can even be left in the car until the vet is ready for you. All Veterinary Pet Health Care plans are accepted but they do tend to push their own: PetPlan. Staff always warn you of the cost of treatment beforehand and offer various options where they are available.

I jointed the Firmount Veterinary Vets in Antrim earlier this year. I've only had a view visits and…read moreI have to say Honey is happy enough going. A young assistant had lifted Honey and took to the back room to wash her ears and put some drops in. Mr Lavery is very kind and understands how you feel about handing your little companion over. There is nothing that is to much trouble and you are always met with a smile and a welcome. I certainly would praise them to anyone. The best in town. Helen

I would not hesitate to recommend Firmount Vets. I strongly feel that they always put the animals…read moreneed foremost. John has recently performed a major surgery to our Tea Cup Yorkie removing a hip joint and after only four weeks she was more mobile than before the operation and after eight weeks more mobile than she has been in the last two years. We have been using Firmount for years and would never think of trying anywhere else.

So my girlfriend got a puppy, he's very small and very very cute but as with all cute things he…read morecomes at a price. Whilst shopping around for a vet to get him registered to we came across Vets4Pets. What made us opt for them was their 'puppy pack' offer. This includes 2 vaccinations, worm treatments, flea treatments, micro chipping and a free bag of puppy food. All this for only £55. This is a bargain when you consider we were quoted £30 for one injection by another vet. The vet itself is located inside Pets at Home so you'll probably find yourself spending a fortune on animal accessories if you go with this vet. The staff are amazing - really friendly and caring. I am a complete puppy novice so I had a list of questions for them but they answered every single one. Another bonus is that this vet is open until 7pm on week nights so you won't have to take time off work if you're visiting.

We took Ted here when he was a puppy to get his injections and flea/worm treatments. They had a…read morepuppy offer on which made us go with them. A few months after this I took him to get his monthly flea and worm treatment which cost £34 - at that time I didn't think anything off it. I thought that was maybe standard price. I went recently and it only cost £17 for three treatments. The vet had clearly seem me coming and calculated the price in her head. How does it cost £34 for one treatment and £17 for three treatments. Apart from this I don't really have any other complaints with them.

Unfortunately I've had to come here a few times with my 2 pups because they were unwell and I have…read moreto say it's amazing!!!! They are brilliant with all pets large and small and they have amazing friendly staff who are always more than happy to help and answer any questions I may have had. I always recommend here to everyone because I always get an appointment with in a few days and if I needed one asap in an emergency they always fitted me in. They also have a dog grooming parlour in this building.

Cedar grove has been my families favourite place to take our pets to and usually only for routine…read moreimmunizations. Last year id spotted a cat in the neighbourhood that looked like a stray and it was shaking and fitting and I picked it up and drove it straight to the vets, it turned out it had been poisoned and wasn't chipped , it was a male cat and didn't need neutered. It pulled through and the vets told me to take it back to where I found it and let it go. I see it sometimes about the place and it looks like its looked after. Relived I didn't end up getting a bill for it , they know me from being in every year though with my mums cat. There's a small shop with pet accessories and foods and my last time there was a cat asleep in one of the pet beds in the shop bit, I thought it was a teddy for a while but it is apparently the resident cat.

Thanks to the vets an the nursing care staff my daughter is getting her wee dog oscar mills home…read moretoday. Much appreciated

This veterinary surgery is the main branch of the group that we take our dog to when she is feeling…read morepoorly. The vets operate out of here as it's the main branch, and move around to the others branches throughout Belfast as necessary. We brought our dog here when she had to be 'fixed' as they say, and again for a little surgery on here eye. Both times, she was handled with great care and the vets and the assistants were incredibly trustworthy and professional with regard to her surgery and her aftercare. They stayed in touch with us throughout her treatment and gave us updates and detailed information on how to care for her after her operations. The premises are light and spacious and you don't feel cramped or that you're sitting on top of other customers and thier pets while you wait to be seen. The parking is excellent too. Their emergency on call service is good because if you need it, they will have a vet on the phone to you almost instantly.

The PDSA is Northern Ireland's first 'animal hospital'. It opened up a few years back on North…read moreBelfast's Antrim Road and it's doing a bloody fantastic job. Apart from the tender care and treatment PDSA staff treat the animals with, the best thing about it has to be that they treat pets from low-income families for free. In North Belfast, low income families are common and extorionate vet fees even more so, so this is a much needed service.

My dog has been a member of the practise for a few years now and never ever had an issue to doubt…read morethe work ran in the facility. Recently my dogs health declined and he was back and forth numerous times from the clinic including a stay. Myself being on low income meant I couldn't afford what the set treatments price would be ( total would be in the thousands). The team answered every question and query I had and practised the covid outlines with such care. Every pet i have seen in and out of the clinic including my dog was handled with love and professionalism. My dog passed away on Sunday night at home and I telephoned the practise and due to the nature of covid they were able to help me step by step in arranging his body to be kept overnight in another vets close to my home before his cremation this week. They even went out of their way and telephoned me yesterday morning as a courtesy call to see how me and my family were managing and if there was anything else they could do on behalf of the practise for my family in arrangements. 5 stars is simply not enough to cover the love the practise has for their work ethic and professionalism and more importantly their furry and human clients. Best Wishes Bruce J the pugs family.