NOAH Veterinary Hospital, Baldoyle

NOAH Veterinary Hospital, Baldoyle NOAH provides an orthopaedic referral service for injured or ill dogs and cats from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Cases are seen through referral from the local veterinary surgeon. Emergency cover is also provided for orthopaedic or spinal cases. Our mission is to return your pet as near to their previous state of health before they were injured or became ill. To do this we provide a committment to do everything we can using our wide ranging facilities and experienced staff to achieve this.

Is your pet showing signs of pain or reduced mobility?At NOAH Veterinary Hospital, we provide specialist orthopaedic ass...
12/01/2026

Is your pet showing signs of pain or reduced mobility?
At NOAH Veterinary Hospital, we provide specialist orthopaedic assessment and surgical care to help pets return to a comfortable, active life.
With access to advanced diagnostic imaging, including CT scanning, our experienced veterinary surgeons can accurately diagnose and treat a wide range of orthopaedic and spinal conditions, including:
👉 Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture
👉 Spinal conditions, including intervertebral disc disease
👉 Elbow dysplasia
👉 Hip dysplasia
👉 Bone fractures
👉 And more
Find out more about our orthopaedic services 🔗
https://www.noah.ie/

🎄 Merry Christmas from all of us! 🎄Thank you to our amazing clients for your kindness, trust, and support throughout the...
25/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from all of us! 🎄

Thank you to our amazing clients for your kindness, trust, and support throughout the year — it truly means so much to us 💙

This festive snap of Marley, kindly sent in by one of our lovely clients, gave us a big smile 🐶✨

— With love from the whole team 🐾

09/06/2025

SPECIAL OFFER - 15% OFF CRUCIATE LIGAMENT REPAIR FOR LIMITED TIME

29/04/2025

SPECIAL OFFER

8% off CT Scans
For a limited time only
Not sure what the diagnosis is then you need CT

Fractures are common in cats and dogs, and they can be caused, for instance, by road traffic accidents or falling from a...
19/02/2025

Fractures are common in cats and dogs, and they can be caused, for instance, by road traffic accidents or falling from a building. They can also suffer fractures due to other illnesses that can make the bones weaker and increase the likelihood of fractures. 🩻

Here at NOAH, our multi-disciplinary team can treat all types of fractures. Our service includes proactive diagnosis, effective treatment and quality post-surgical care.

We’re capable of handling complex fractures, including those that require inserting all types of plates (including locking) or external fixators to provide successful healing and reduce short and long-term suffering.

We can even repair fractures on smaller pets like rabbits, guinea pigs and other exotic animals.

Head over to our website for more information 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/orthopaedic-surgery/fracture-repair/

A CT scanner is an invaluable diagnostic tool that allows us to detect various medical conditions with a high level of a...
10/02/2025

A CT scanner is an invaluable diagnostic tool that allows us to detect various medical conditions with a high level of accuracy, without the need for invasive procedures.

This tool provides us with a 3D image of the inside of your pet’s body, allowing our qualified team of veterinary surgeons to make an accurate diagnosis and a treatment plan tailored to your pet’s condition.

Find out more on our website 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/mri-ct-scans/

Syringomyelia, or Chiari-like malformation, is a very common genetic problem in Cavalier King Charles spaniels. Essentia...
04/02/2025

Syringomyelia, or Chiari-like malformation, is a very common genetic problem in Cavalier King Charles spaniels. Essentially, there’s abnormal bone growth in the back of the skull, making it too small for the brain. 🤯

The pressure that this creates affects the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, leading to fluid-filled spaces within the spinal cord, which is called syringomyelia.

Affected dogs can have neuropathic pain and constantly scratch the back of the head, neck or ears with no relief and a range of behavioural changes.

The only way to diagnose this condition is via an MRI, which we’re proud to offer at NOAH.

Treatment can include medication, but brain surgery (occipital decompression surgery) might be needed.

This is a complex condition, so outcomes are somewhat unpredictable. If you suspect your dog suffers from this condition or has been diagnosed, we’ll work with you to tailor a treatment plan that best suits your pet.

Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any questions 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/orthopaedic-surgery/brain-surgery/

Is your furry friend facing mobility issues or discomfort? At NOAH, we provide specialised orthopaedic exams and surgery...
21/01/2025

Is your furry friend facing mobility issues or discomfort? At NOAH, we provide specialised orthopaedic exams and surgery to ensure your pet stays active, healthy and comfortable.

We have advanced imaging equipment, such as a CT, to reach an orthopaedic diagnosis, but if your pet has already been diagnosed, our team of veterinary surgeons can help you with:

👉 Cranial cruciate ligament rupture

👉 Spinal problems, such as intervertebral disc herniation

👉 Elbow dysplasia

👉 Hip dysplasia

👉 Bone fractures

👉 And more!

Head over to our website for more information about our services 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/

We understand how stressful receiving a cancer diagnosis for your pet can be. However, cancer treatments have evolved a ...
13/01/2025

We understand how stressful receiving a cancer diagnosis for your pet can be. However, cancer treatments have evolved a lot in veterinary medicine and can be effective in achieving a cure, depending on the cancer your pet has and its stage at diagnosis.

At NOAH, we will take the time to discuss the most practical and effective treatment options with you. Other than treatment targeted at the disease, we will include pain management and controlling any possible secondary illnesses.

You can be sure we will handle your pet’s needs, as well as your own, in a compassionate way, and that your pet’s quality of life will always be our number one priority.

Read more about our cancer diagnosis and treatment services on our website 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/cancer-treatment/

“Your pet needs an MRI” might be a scary thing to hear, but, if your vet has suggested an MRI scan for your pet, it’s be...
03/01/2025

“Your pet needs an MRI” might be a scary thing to hear, but, if your vet has suggested an MRI scan for your pet, it’s because they want to give them the best possible care.

An MRI scan is used to detect neurological issues, joint abnormalities, and soft tissue injuries that can be hard to diagnose with other diagnostic methods.

In certain situations, an MRI scan is essential to ensure the right diagnosis and, therefore, the best treatment plan for your pet's condition.

Though you may feel apprehensive about subjecting your pet to this exam, an MRI scan is a non-invasive, safe and comfortable procedure for your pet.

Don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any questions!

Visit our website for more information 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/mri-ct-scans/

Endoscopy is one of the diagnostic tools we offer at NOAH. It works by putting a tiny camera through the nose or the mou...
23/12/2024

Endoscopy is one of the diagnostic tools we offer at NOAH. It works by putting a tiny camera through the nose or the mouth.

This allows us to see inside some organs or structures with great detail, with live images displayed on a screen. Using this tool, we can look for anything out of the ordinary, such as signs of inflammation, bleeding, ulcers or even tumours.

Would you like to know more about this service? Get in touch with us for more information 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/

❔ What is an MRI?An MRI is a scanner that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create very detailed 3D and high-quali...
19/12/2024

❔ What is an MRI?

An MRI is a scanner that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create very detailed 3D and high-quality images of the inside of your pet’s body.

❔What can an MRI scan detect?

An MRI scan can highlight structural abnormalities in hard-to-access organs, such as the brain and spinal cord, but it can also detect muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries, ear, nasal, and sinus issues, and soft tissue diseases.

❔ Does my pet need to be put under anaesthesia for this procedure?

Yes. During this non-invasive procedure, your pet needs to be placed under general anaesthetic to ensure the process is stress-free, and that your pet doesn’t move so we can gather the images we need.

Here at NOAH, we are one of Ireland’s leading pet MRI and pet CT scan service providers for various pets and small animals. Head over to our website for more information 🔗 https://www.noah.ie/specialist-treatments/mri-ct-scans/

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38 Warrenhouse Road
Baldoyle
DUBLIN13

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Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm

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