Village Vets

Village Vets We are a family practice since 1980. Our mission is to make lives better through excellence in veter

📢 We're Moving to Our Main Page! 🐾Dear Village Vets Clondalkin Community,We’ve loved sharing updates, adorable pet stori...
11/02/2025

📢 We're Moving to Our Main Page! 🐾

Dear Village Vets Clondalkin Community,

We’ve loved sharing updates, adorable pet stories, and clinic news with you here, but it’s time to bring all our furry friends together in one place! 🐶🐱

From now on, we’ll be posting from our main Village Vets page: facebook.com/VillageVetsIE.

Follow us there to:
✨ See heartwarming stories from pets across all our clinics
📸 Enjoy photos of the amazing animals we care for
🎉 Stay updated on special events, promotions, and news

Let’s keep celebrating our wonderful clients and their pets together! 💛

Click here to follow us: facebook.com/VillageVetsIE

Thank you for being part of our Clondalkin family. We can’t wait to see you on our main page!

Your Village Vets Clondalkin Team

Spaying a cat (removing the ovaries and uterus) has several important benefits: 🐱🐈Prevent Overpopulation: Spaying helps ...
10/02/2025

Spaying a cat (removing the ovaries and uterus) has several important benefits: 🐱🐈

Prevent Overpopulation: Spaying helps reduce the number of unwanted kittens, as it eliminates the possibility of your cat getting pregnant.

Health Benefits: Spaying can reduce the risk of certain health issues.

Behavioral Benefits: Spayed cats are often calmer and less likely to potray behaviors such as vocalising or attempting to escape to find a mate.

Longer Lifespan: Spayed cats typically live longer, as they're less likely to develop reproductive-related health problems.

No Heat Cycles: Female cats go into heat periodically, and this can be a stressful and noisy experience. Spaying stops these cycles.

We all need a hug from time to time 🫂❤️
07/02/2025

We all need a hug from time to time 🫂❤️

Chester you are just the cutest. Our staff just could not get enough of him. 🥰🥰🥰 You are one of the sweetest little pati...
07/02/2025

Chester you are just the cutest. Our staff just could not get enough of him. 🥰🥰🥰 You are one of the sweetest little patients. Hope you are doing well.

Sadie, our brave young puppy. This baby girl had an accident that caused nerve damage, leaving her unable to use her hin...
06/02/2025

Sadie, our brave young puppy.

This baby girl had an accident that caused nerve damage, leaving her unable to use her hind legs. 🥺

However, we are happy to share that after several months, she has slowly started walking on her back legs 🦵

Little T, our emotinal support team/ receptionist ✨️He only works part time so if you spot him at reception be sure to s...
05/02/2025

Little T, our emotinal support team/ receptionist ✨️

He only works part time so if you spot him at reception be sure to say hello👋 He is growing so fast next time you see him, you may not recognise him 🙈

Maggie is so stylish 😎💋This gorgeous girl had an oronasal fistula which we surgically repaired.An oronasal fistula is an...
04/02/2025

Maggie is so stylish 😎💋

This gorgeous girl had an oronasal fistula which we surgically repaired.

An oronasal fistula is an abnormal connection between the oral cavity (mouth) and the nasal cavity. This condition can cause difficulty in eating and may lead to nasal regurgitation of food or fluids.

Hello from Benjamin 👋. Little man visited us for his 2nd stage dental. 🐾Did you know that we have a certified dental vet...
03/02/2025

Hello from Benjamin 👋.

Little man visited us for his 2nd stage dental. 🐾

Did you know that we have a certified dental vet in Clondalkin. She is one of a kind. Thank you Lorraine for doing a great job. Our patients are much happier when their dental care is up to date. Sometimes they do a great job at hiding oral issues.

31/01/2025

Shout out to our star McKenna ⭐️. You got through extensive hospitalisation. This was the happiest moment when you started eating again🥳🍗. The adorable moment was captured on video by our staff.

Hope you are keeping well. 🥰

This is Ronnie, he was hospitalised for a few days due to tummy issues. He is now doing much better. 🐶Have you ever noti...
30/01/2025

This is Ronnie, he was hospitalised for a few days due to tummy issues. He is now doing much better. 🐶

Have you ever noticed tummy issues in your pet ? Do you know the symptoms and when you need to contact your veterinarian?

Here is a quick guideline:

Frequent or Severe Vomiting/Diarrhea:
If the vomiting and diarrhea are happening more than once or are particularly intense, it's time to call a vet.

Duration:
If the vomiting and diarrhea last for more than 24-48 hours, it's a good idea to consult a vet, as prolonged symptoms could lead to dehydration or indicate a more serious issue.

Blood or Unusual Colors:
If you notice blood in either the vomit or stool, or if the stool is black (indicating blood), contact a vet immediately.

Lethargy or Weakness:
If your pet seems unusually tired, weak, or unresponsive, or if their behavior changes significantly, it's important to call the vet.

Dehydration Signs:
If your pet shows signs of dehydration (dry gums, sunken eyes, loss of skin elasticity), it’s critical to reach out to a vet right away.

Other Symptoms:
If your pet is also having trouble breathing, showing signs of pain (whining, avoiding touch), or has a bloated abdomen, you should seek immediate veterinary care.

If Your Pet Is Very Young, Old, or Has Pre-existing Health Conditions:
Puppies, kittens, senior pets, or pets with underlying health issues are more vulnerable and should be monitored closely.

If you're concerned about your pet’s health, it’s never wrong to call us for advice.

Address

Orchard Road, Clondalkin
Dublin
DUBLIN 22

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+35314574833

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Clondalkin Animal Clinic

Clondalkin Animal Clinic was first established in 1966. We are a fully equipped veterinary clinic located in the village of Clondalkin. Over the last 50 years, we have been dedicated to providing the highest standard of care for your dogs, cats and furry family member. We are located just a 5-minute drive from the M50 and are easily accessible for those coming from further afield.

We are a family-owned practice and have a long history with the residents of the village and a wider based clientele from further afield which would be consistent for a practice which is over 50 years in existence. We pride ourselves on having a good relationship with all of our clients, no matter how long they have been with us. Our premises are fully approved by the Veterinary Council of Ireland: Certificate No CC4452.

We cater specifically for small animals including dogs, cats and anything smaller from a rabbit to a mouse! As a practice that deals exclusively with pets, we can provide you with specialised care for your animal.