I can't speak highly enough of this vets practice they are amazing but it doesn't matter what I…read morethink because it is all about the animals who have to attend. We have had a dog in our family for about twenty years now so we have built up a relationship with Glenn's and we discovered how understanding they are when we had to make that painful last decision regarding our two previous dogs. We also discovered that they work hand in glove with the local animal sanctuary (Assisi) as we got our present dogs from Assisi via Glenn's as a litter of pups had to go to the vets for treatment a few weeks after birth. The staff made sure that the five that recovered were appropriately homed. Two years down the line and with a few less shoes etc due to excessive chewing we have no regrets that we decided to take two of the said pups. One of the pups has a hip problem so our visits to the vets have been regular. It is quite touching to watch the staff take such a personal interest in the dog and the excited interaction of the dog with the staff. So I can say on behalf of our furry family that if you are looking for a vets that will give you and your animal the personal treatment , look no further!

Doesn't matter what I think of the place, the one who needs impressing is my dog, and he loves it…read more Their primary responsibility is to the animal and not to you. If you can grasp that then you'll be alright and more importantly your furry friend will be too.

Nothing but good words for this vet. Helped me out when I needed advice on wild kittens in my back…read moregarden. Very friendly and easy to talk to

this vet it handy i had to take my cat here before to get him checked up and the staff where brillread more

My Dog Tiffany and I were lucky to have 15 years together. Tiffany was a tiny Yorkshire terrier…read morethat I brought here from New York when I moved to Donaghadee. I knew the day would come when I would have to say goodbye to her and I dreaded that day. When Tiffany got ill I brought her to Dr Michael Watts and he immediately made a connection with her and with me. He is not the "white coat" vet I'm used to and I felt he was the most genuine, honest and down to earth vet I ever met. He was soft spoken, kind and caring. For a week I came every day to his clinic and he watched over Tiffany, evaluated her and gave her medication to ease her pain. When a week went by and her condition started to spiral downwards, Dr Watts was honest and softly told me, " it's time to say good bye" - words I knew were coming but did not want to hear. Although I took her home one last time, I realized I could not let her suffer any more and I called Dr Watts. He immediately cleared his schedule and I came to his clinic. He gave me the time to spend with her and when the moment was right he gave her pain relief and she went to sleep in my arms, like she always loved to do and had done for the past 15 years. I know the passing of Tiffany was unavoidable, however I felt lucky that her last moments were in the hands of Dr Watts. I will never forget his kind, professional and gentle ways and the sense he gave me that my dog was in good hands and I couldn't ask for a better ending to the most beautiful and loving dog, Tiffany. From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU Dr Michael Watts.

This is sooooo handy. They call to your door in there van and wash and cut your dog outside your…read morefront door!! I got a super friendly girl cut my dogs hair a few weeks ago, it was amazing and so stress free!! And to top it all off my super shy dog loved the girl.

Oh i just seen that this page was on here or I would have done this review sooner…read more I took my dogs to a different groomers (not dial a dog) and they cut the tip of one of my dogs ears off...so i was worried about sendin them to the groomers but when the van pulled up i explained to the fella what had happened to my dog he couldnt believe it but he took betty on into the van which was right outside my house. He came back with her and said she done great and wasnt scared.....i was so worried after what happened her the last time but dial a dog done a great job on both my dogs Will defo use them again Only thing i find is that they cut all dogs them same no mater wat the breed sum ppl may not like this

Pets at Home have absolutely everything your feathered and furry friends could possibly need…read more There's food, toys, beds, blankets, leads, fleeing and worming medication and a vet counter in store. This is a proper, massive pet supermarket and it's delightful to see dogs walking their owners around the store - if only more businesses could be as animal friendly! Plus with their loyalty card scheme they post discount coupons out, addressed to your pet by name, which is cute. Staff are also very knowledgeable, helpful and pleasant. However it drops a couple of stars for the following reasons: ~ A lot of items you buy from Pets at Home you'll find at the same price or cheaper in your local supermarket. So shop around. ~ I believe it unethical to support the breeding, buying and selling of animals as pets especially when sanctuaries and pounds are filled to overflowing with unwanted pets. Stores such as Pets at Home, which sell animals, just exasperate this problem.

A couple of weeks after my lovely pooch died, my almost as lovely other half tipped me into the car…read moreand drove me to Pets At Home. 'You need something small and furry to cuddle,' he opined as he parked, really quite badly, in the massive car park. 'Apart from me, of course.' Well. I'd never thought of getting a rabbit, but when I saw Bailey, lop-eared and twitchy-nosed, in one of the glass enclosures, I became a bit childlike. I bounced on the balls of my feet a bit, tugged at the other half's sleeve and batted my eyelashes in an alluring manner. (Hang on, that last one's just creepy.) The other half went to find a staff member, while I lurked jealously by the bunny's enclosure, shooting filthy looks at anyone who came near. Especially kids. But he was back within a minute with a very impressively knowledgeable sales assistant, who told me everything I needed to know about rabbits and what to get them. (I wasn't listening by this stage because she'd taken the rabbit out for me and I was cuddling her and cooing into her fur [the rabbit, that is, not the sales assistant, because that would also have been creepy]. But a general sense of really-knowing-her-stuff came through the haze of love.) The shop in general is very well equipped with everything you could need for all types of pet, and the prices are really reasonable, with a budget range of essentials like feeding bowls or doggy poop scoopers starting at a quid. So we duly got all the equipment we needed for the new member of the household, which included a special starter deal for the cage, food, feeding bowl, bottles and toys. Then we very gently took that wascally wabbit home. She's well settled in now, leaves little poo balls everywhere and has been the cause of me electrocuting myself three times with a lead she's chewed through. But I loves her. Cheers, Pets At Home.

I have yet to risk taking my very slobbery chocolate Labrador Toby into any groomers simply because…read morei'm afraid he will lick them to death and never be able to go back. I groom him myself but if I was going to trim him up I would definitely take hime into Molly's. My friend takes her massive labra-doddle there for her pampering treatment and having seen Betty just yesterday I can say they do a fine job. My friend trusts them, she tells me they are reasonably priced and that Betty enjoys her experiences there. I looked in the door the other day and noticed they have hoists for bigger dogs and they use something that looks like a hoover to hoover up the stray hairs. I'm definitely going to take Toby in, just for the sheer comedy of him getting hoisted up onto a table and hoovered!! He HATES our hoover so it should be a genuine comedy moment. One small thing: Molly's may have gone a little overboard with the doggy perfume on Betty - she was smelling like Boots perfume counter!

Having always had Dobermann's that don't need grooming as such from a groomers (I have always…read morewashed Maisy myself), it was with some trepidation that I had to search for a groomer for my newest addition - a 'Cockalier'. Spoke to some doggie friends and then did a rekkie to Molly's. Molly's have now given her two 'puppy' grooming sessions and just yesterday her first real cut. I am so delighted because they did what I wanted (unlike my hairdressers). Her hair is short enough to not tangle but long enough to still be the cutest dog ever (after Maisy that is). I love that she smells of baby powder. Finally Lola is quiet shy outside of the house but she just loves them which is so important to me.

The second pet shop visit of the week to find something for our spoilt puss cat. You'll recall my…read moreexcitement at the number of fish in the Ballynahinch Pet Centre (review is about here somewhere), but Beechill's was a step up from those slippery amphibians. Oh yes, screw those fishies...this pet shop had a real life dog. Mmm hmm. A dachshund to be precise, and a friendly mutt it was too. I'm glad that my sister walked into the shop first, as it ran up and greeted us as soon as we were through the door. In fact, I didn't even see what it was my sister was talking to, namely because a) there wasn't a whole lot of room, and b) the dog had raced up to her so deftly that I was unaware of its presence. A couple of seconds later and I realised that the deft dog was now playing dead dog, and had decided to perch itself on my sister's feet. I then took a slight detour to the cat section (I'm not gonna lie...give me a cat over a dog any day of the week), whilst my sister gave doggie a rub. I then realised that the shop assistant was sitting right in front of me, and got ever so slightly embarrassed at my comments to my sister ("get out of the way", "shift that dog" sort of thing). He was evidently very amused at the ongoing shenanigans, and had to stifle a laugh at the comedy unfolding before him. Glad to be of service, sir. I did manage to pick up some food for the cat, but that wasn't before my sister got super excited at the discovery of a yellow and blue budgie. [Don't ask where the dog had gotten too...I haven't a clue. Both of them (sister and mutt) had moved on, so it longer mattered anyhow]. Not much else to report, but it's not often you'll find a pet shop that has a dog as it's greeter...

It has been said in other reviews how bad my family's luck is with animals. You name the type of…read moreanimal and it has probably died on us under our direct supervision or the wheel of our cars! When we did have our last dog tho we occasionally treated with things from here. This place isn't the best for dog food as you can't get it cheaper in supermarkets if you like tinned food: this place is better for large bags of feed, which are far better for your dog anyways! The store is small but has animal accessories for the most popular domesticated animals like hamsters, cats and many more! The store also takes advertisements for local breeders so it can be a useful place to look if you are trying g to locate a specific breed of animal!

My parents have three Miniature Schnauzer, and as you could imagine, they need regular grooming and…read moreclipping to keep them looking like the breed standard: angry little old men! They have taken them to a number of groomers over the years, however they say this is the best they have been to. They are located in the new business park on the Woodburn Road, which for us is really convenient. They offer styled clipping and can do any breed, and also bathe and blow dry, de-shed fur, trim nails, clean ears, and can also do a pick up and delivery service if you require.