Mulcair Vet Clinic

Mulcair Vet Clinic provides care for both companion animals and large animals, and the website states a 24-hour emergency service for registered clients (24/7, 365 days a year). Based on the services listed, the clinic is set up for routine preventative care (parasite treatment, microchipping, neutering), diagnostic work-ups (X‑ray and ultrasound), and longer-term support such as weight management plans and dental health checks/health care plans.

Reviewers most often mention approachable staff and good communication (including office staff), with one long-term client calling out ongoing treatment planning for a pet with “a few health problems.” There are also mixed experiences across species: one review praises the “horse side” while another reports disappointment with a dog case that needed a second vet.

Services

From the clinic website summary, Mulcair Vet Clinic lists

• •Parasite treatment for companion animals
• •Microchipping
• •Neutering
• •Dental health checks and “health care plans”
• •Imaging: X‑ray and ultrasound
• •Pet passports
• •Weight management plans
• •Breeding programs
• •End-of-life options

Emergency care (as stated on the website)

• •Emergency services for registered clients, 24/7, 365 days a year (for large and small animals)

People

• •Anna (vet): Mentioned by name in a review as particularly good with a dog that has ongoing health problems; the owner highlights her patience with a nervous/dramatic pet and that she gives “the best advice.”
• •Vets and office staff (team): Multiple reviews describe staff as easy to talk to and “approachable,” with one reviewer explicitly praising both vets and office staff for being helpful and friendly.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 18 reviews. “”

• •Several owners describe staff as friendly/approachable and say it’s easy to have a conversation with both vets and office staff.
• •Ongoing-care experiences are mentioned: one client who has attended for years says the team regularly finds the “best treatment” for a pet with multiple health problems, and notes gentle handling.
• •Species-specific feedback is mixed: one review says the “horse side is great,” while another reports being disappointed with a dog’s care and needing to go to a second vet for the required treatment.