John Noonan Veterinary Clinic – Vets in Adare
Clinic Overview
John Noonan Veterinary Clinic is a mixed farm and companion-animal practice in Adare and is a member of XLVets Ireland. The clinic lists a broad range of routine and clinical services, including imaging, laboratory work, surgery, dentistry, pet passports, and boarding kennels, and it states that it provides a 24-hour, 365-day emergency service. Recent feedback remains very positive, with clients highlighting quick access, clear communication, and kind support during difficult end-of-life decisions.
Services
- •Routine care: consultations, health checks, preventative care, parasite control, nutrition support, microchipping, and neutering.
- •Diagnostics and treatment: imaging, laboratory testing, surgery, and dentistry.
- •Companion-animal services: pet passports, euthanasia and cremation, and boarding kennels.
- •Emergency care: the practice lists a 24-hour, 365-day emergency service, and recent clients describe being seen immediately during an out-of-hours emergency.
- •Examples from recent visits: reviews mention care for cats and dogs, a dog procedure, kitten care, and compassionate help when an older cat had to be put to sleep.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Clients specifically mention Tommy, Tadgh, and Killian. Reviews particularly praise Tommy and Tadgh for long-term care and emergency help, while Killian is thanked for compassionate support during euthanasia.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.9/5 from 244 reviews.
- •Recent reviews are largely very positive, with clients describing the vets and staff as caring, professional, friendly, and easy to deal with.
- •Communication stands out as a consistent strength, with owners saying the team explains treatment clearly, answers questions, and takes time with pets and owners.
- •Access and responsiveness are commonly praised, including reports of very short waits, easy phone contact, and immediate attention during an out-of-hours emergency.
- •Several reviews mention compassionate support around euthanasia and difficult decisions for older pets; one repeated negative review reports a problem with an animal passport affecting travel.
