Murphy - Sheerin Vets

24/12/2025

Missing from the grangecon area for past few weeks. If you have seen them, please send us a pm, and we will put you in touch with their owner.
It would make theie owner very happy this Christmas to their two fur babies,

19/12/2025

16/12/2025

Please share and help this little one find her way home...
Found near Sherrifs hill, Moone
Female, older adult Pomeranian
Please contact us and we will put you in touch with her finder.
Proof of ownership required
0596481441

10/12/2025

It is no suprise that we see more dogs that are suffering from chocolate poisoning at this time of the year than any other! Never ever give your dog chocolate and make sure it is never left within reach of them.
Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine, which is perfectly safe for humans, but toxic for dogs and cats.
The seriousness of chocolate poisoning depends on how much chocolate your dog has eaten, how big they are, and the cocoa content of the chocolate – the darker the chocolate the more toxic it’s likely to be. Have a look at this calculator to see how dangerous even a small bit can be
https://www.msdvetmanual.com/multimedia/clinical-calculator/chocolate-toxicity-calculator

09/12/2025

It's just kind of day folks ....as if cats needed an excuse😆

08/12/2025

Please ensure you have enough of your pet's prescription medication & food to last over the Christmas period. 🎄

03/12/2025

Look what we found in little 'Peggy Sue's' bladder!!!
Peggy Sue presented to us with straining when she was passing urine and blood in her urine. She didn't respond to treatment for a UTI so we investigated further and found 2 huge stones in her bladder! Ouch! We immediately went to surgery and removed them and Peggy Sue went home the next day feeling very much better. 🫶
Bladder stones or calculi are formed when minerals build up in the bladder (sometimes mixing with bacteria or mucus) and enlarge over time into stones.

27/11/2025

Vaccination for calf scour.
Rotavec Corona and Bovilis Cryptium vaccines can be given on same day for the most comprehensive protection.
Booster needs to be given at least 3weeks before calving date.
Speak to one of our vets if you need more information

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27/11/2025

Kitten cuddles for our vet Ashlinn this morning in-between busy morning consults!

26/11/2025

Double trouble 'Fergus & Tony' were in to be castrated recently. 🤩

24/11/2025

❄❄❄Winter Pet Care Tips❄❄❄
Many pets die from accidental anti-freeze poisoning every year from spills and leaks. Both dogs and cats are suceceptible but cats are especially vunerable as they may walk under cars where it has leaked and lick it off their paws. Cats especially love the sweet taste which makes them high risk.
Here's how to keep them safe
➡Watch for leaks under cars and deal with them promptly
➡Be careful if you spill antifreeze and clean it up carefully & throughly if you do.
➡If you drain anti-freeze do do leave it in an open container
➡Make sure to dispose of water antifreeze properly.
If you suspect they may have consumed anti-freeze or even walked in it or its on their fur seek veterinary help immediately.
Never watch and wait this needs immediate attention🆘📞