Emlagh Lodge Veterinary Centre

31/08/2026

🐾 A busy day …..! 🐾
We have been hard at work, caring for our patients and making sure each one receives the very best attention before, during and after their procedure. 🩺❤️

From careful preparation to dedicated aftercare, every detail matters when it comes to keeping our patients safe and comfortable. veterinary

28/08/2026

28/08/2026

🐄 Prevention is key to keeping cattle healthy!🐂🩼

Vaccination against pneumonia, alongside a targeted worming programme, can play an important role in maintaining good herd health and performance.

Our veterinary team can advise on the most appropriate programme for your farm and cattle.

📞 Get in touch with the practice to discuss your herd health plan on 071 9630786
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26/08/2026

🐾 Loui getting ALL the attention! 🐾❤️
After spending the weekend with us at the veterinary clinic, because he was feeling a little under the weather, Loui is certainly making the most of being back in the spotlight! 🥰

He had plenty of cuddles, fuss and attention before going home— and judging by his face, he’s not complaining one bit! 😂🐶

We’re delighted to see Loui feeling more like himself. ❤️… he’s sure to get lots more TLC when he gets home

24/08/2026

🐐❤️Gregory the Pygmy Goat ❤️🐐
Gregory was in with the us recently for a small procedure. He was such a brave little man! 🥰

He’s now back home, resting up and hopefully enjoying some well-deserved treats. 🍎🌿

Get well soon, Gregory! 💙🐐✨

21/08/2026

🏆🐱 And the Winner Is…!
“Slim Vilhana”

Congratulations to our Funniest Pet Competition winner! 🎉😻
Thank you to everyone who entered and shared their hilarious photos and stories. We’ve had so many brilliant entries and plenty of laughs along the way! 😂🐾
🏆Our Runner-Up!… is
“Holly Furey”
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20/08/2026

🐕🐾 Why you should neuter you dog!

Neutering can help protect your dog’s health by eliminating the risk of testicular cancer and reducing some prostate problems. It may also reduce roaming, urine marking and other hormone-driven behaviours.

Every dog is different, so speak to your vet about the right timing for your individual dog. 🐶❤️ , dogneutering # Roscommon