Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Wexford

## Summary We only have the clinic’s name (New Park Veterinary Practice) and no usable details about services, facilities, pricing, staff, or client feedback from the provided sources. With the current information, it isn’t possible to summarise what the practice is set up for (for example, routine care vs. surgery/dentistry vs. urgent cases) or what pet owners most often comment on in reviews.

## Summary Borovalley Veterinary Clinic is an independent practice established in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey. The clinic is set up for both horses and small animals, with “advanced medical and surgical facilities” and specific equine-focused capabilities (elective equine surgery, reproduction/AI, dentistry). Reviews consistently describe straightforward communication (“no jargon”), and mention help outside routine times (late at night/weekends) and support during end-of-life appointments (described as kind, empathetic and respectful). Dental care is also referenced in reviews, including dental cleaning with clearly explained after-care. ## Services Based on the clinic website summary and the latest reviews, services mentioned include: - Medical and diagnostic services for horses and small animals - On-site laboratory and pharmacy (listed facilities) - Dental services, including an on-site dental clinic (facility) and dental cleaning for dogs (reviewed) - Equine services: - Specialist elective equine surgery - Equine reproduction services, including artificial insemination - Assisted foaling - Equine dentistry - After-hours emergency services for both pet and horse clients (as stated on the website; reviews also mention being able to attend late at night and weekends) - Support for end-of-life care (owners describe respectful, empathetic handling when a dog “had to be let go”) - Care for injured strays (a review mentions ongoing help with a stray cat with a sore leg) ## People - **Justin Browne** (veterinarian, founder) – named on the clinic website as a founder (2009). - **Simon Fahey** (veterinarian, founder) – named on the clinic website as a founder (2009). - **Jen** (role not stated) – a reviewer highlights Jen being “lovely” with dogs described as “snappy” and “grumpy,” suggesting calm handling with more challenging temperaments. - **Vicky** (role not stated) – described as “so nice to deal with” by a regular client bringing multiple dogs, including rescues. - **Demelza** (role not stated) – also described as “so nice to deal with” in the same context. - **Reception team** (names not given) – mentioned for explaining an after-care routine clearly after a dog dental cleaning, and for being notably positive (“best on reception”). ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.9 stars from 189 reviews.** **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - Owners repeatedly mention clear, direct explanations (“straight talking… no jargon”) and feeling kept informed. - Multiple reviews highlight kindness and calm handling, including with nervous or reactive dogs and during difficult euthanasia visits. - Several owners describe reliable help beyond routine times, including late at night and weekends. - Specific care examples mentioned include dental cleaning for dogs with clear after-care guidance, and ongoing help treating a stray cat with a sore leg.

## Summary Bree Veterinary (Borovalley Veterinary Clinic) is a Registered Veterinary Clinic (RVC) with the Veterinary Council of Ireland, established in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey. The clinic covers both horses and small animals, with facilities that include an on-site laboratory, pharmacy, dental clinic and surgical facility. Reviews point to a practice that owners use repeatedly for routine and difficult moments alike—examples include being seen late at night/weekends, clear “no jargon” explanations, and support during euthanasia decisions (“kind, empathetic and respectful”). Dental care is also specifically mentioned in reviews (dogs booked in for dental cleaning with after-care explained). ## Services - Veterinary care for **small animals and horses** - **Full medical and diagnostic services** (for horses and small animals) - **Equine medicine and surgery**, including **specialist elective equine surgery** - **Equine reproduction and AI** - **Equine dentistry** - **Dental clinic** services (owners mention dogs booked in for **dental cleaning**) - **Surgical facility** (on site) - **On-site laboratory** and **pharmacy** - **After-hours emergency services** for both pet and horse clients (described on the clinic website) ## People - **Justin Browne** (veterinarian, founder) and **Simon Fahey** (veterinarian, founder) are named on the clinic website. - **Jen** is repeatedly singled out in a review for handling “snappy, grumpy dogs” calmly and kindly. - **Vicky** and **Demelza** are named as helpful and easy to deal with. - Reception staff are mentioned in reviews for practical communication—one owner notes after-care for a dental procedure was explained clearly, and another highlights “best on reception” and straightforward, jargon-free communication. ## Reviews **4.9 stars from 189 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - Owners describe **consistent experiences across many visits**, including frequent visits with multiple dogs (including rescue dogs). - **Out-of-hours help is specifically mentioned** (late at night and weekends), aligning with the clinic’s stated after-hours emergency service. - Communication is praised for being **direct and easy to understand** (“straight talking vets – no jargon”), with clear **after-care instructions** after dental cleaning. - Several reviews focus on **kind handling of difficult situations**, including euthanasia (“kind, empathetic and respectful”). - Handling of challenging animals comes up explicitly (support with “snappy, grumpy dogs”) and help with a **stray cat with a sore leg** is mentioned.

## Summary Founded in 2009 by veterinarians Justin Browne and Simon Fahey, Borovalley Veterinary Clinic (VB Veterinary) provides care for both horses and small animals, with the website specifically highlighting advanced medical/surgical capability for equine work. The clinic describes on-site facilities including a laboratory, pharmacy and a dental clinic, and states it offers “after hours” emergency services for both pet and horse clients. From the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention being helped outside normal times (late at night and at weekends), getting clear explanations (“straight talking… no jargon”), and practical follow-through such as after-care instructions after dental procedures. Several reviews also point to calm handling of difficult or anxious pets (including “snappy, grumpy dogs”) and respectful support during euthanasia. ## Services From the clinic website and reviews, services mentioned include: - Medical and diagnostic services for horses and small animals - Elective equine surgery (listed as a specialist area on the site) - Equine reproduction services, including: - Artificial insemination - Assisted foaling - Equine dentistry - Dental clinic / dentistry for small animals (owners specifically mention dogs booked in for dental cleaning, with after-care explained) - “After hours” emergency service for both pet and horse clients (also reflected in reviews describing late-night/weekend help) - On-site facilities listed on the website: - Laboratory - Pharmacy - Dental clinic ## People - **Justin Browne** (veterinarian, co-founder, established the clinic in 2009 with Simon Fahey) - **Simon Fahey** (veterinarian, co-founder) Named in reviews: - **Jen**: mentioned as particularly good with dogs that can be “snappy” or “grumpy,” suggesting patient handling in stressful consults. - **Vicky** and **Demelza**: described as “nice to deal with” by a repeat client who attended many times with both personal and rescue dogs. - **Reception team**: one reviewer describing a dog dental cleaning mentioned a “friendly man on reception” who clearly explained the after-care routine. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.9 stars from 189 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - Owners repeatedly describe **kind, gentle handling** of pets, including dogs with difficult temperaments. - Multiple reviews mention **support during hard decisions**, including being “kind, empathetic and respectful” during euthanasia. - Practical communication comes up often: **clear, straightforward explanations** (including one review praising “no jargon”) and **after-care guidance** after dental cleaning. - **Availability outside normal times** is specifically mentioned (late-night/weekend help), aligning with the clinic’s stated after-hours emergency provision. - Examples of cases in reviews include **dental cleaning for dogs** and **help caring for a stray cat with a sore leg**.

## Summary Arena Veterinary Hospital is a companion-animal clinic that states it has been **awarded Hospital Status by the Practice Accreditation Board of the Irish Veterinary Council**. The clinic website highlights routine healthcare (including **vaccinations, preventative care and neutering**) and an emergency phone line. From the latest reviews, owners frequently describe **easy access to appointments (“they always fit me in”)**, and specific staff members being singled out for **clear, reassuring advice** (including an on-call vet discussing symptoms after a cat’s worming treatment). Pricing is the main area of conflict: one review calls out a **€65 consultation fee** and a monthly plan cost, while another recent review quotes **€92 for a “shot and health check”** and alleges poor handling of a serious case. ## Services Services mentioned on the clinic website and in reviews include: - **Vaccinations** - **Preventative care** - **Neutering** - **Emergency service by phone** (the website instructs owners to call the clinic number “in the event of emergency”) - **Telephone advice** from an on-call vet (review mentions guidance after a cat felt unwell following a worming dose) - **Support for end-of-life visits** (a review describes staff helping make a final goodbye “as good as it could be”) ## Pricing Pricing details mentioned in reviews: - **€65 consultation fee** (one reviewer compares this with “€35” at other vets) - **Monthly plan:** **€38 per month for two dogs** (reviewer describes receiving a “discount” connected to the plan) - **€185 bill** for “a quick consultation, some painkillers and antibiotics” (reviewer notes this included a discount) - **€92** for “a shot and health check” (review) ## People Named staff mentioned in reviews: - **David (vet)** and **Gemma (vet):** one owner of a French bulldog says they repeatedly rely on them for ongoing issues and feels confident in the care provided. - **Becca (on-call vet):** praised for being “very informative and reassuring” when giving advice about symptoms after a worming treatment for a cat. - **Chris:** mentioned alongside Gemma as providing “excellent service & support.” - **Reception team:** multiple reviews mention reception staff helping owners feel “comfortable and heard,” and being friendly and welcoming. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.8 stars from 359 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Staff communication and reassurance:** owners describe vets and reception taking time to explain things and help them feel heard; one review highlights detailed phone advice from the on-call vet. - **Handling of difficult moments:** one owner describes compassionate support during a goodbye visit after their dog had a stroke. - **Appointments/access:** one reviewer says they are consistently “fit in” when they need an appointment for an elderly dog. - **Pricing concerns:** one reviewer says fees have become “insane,” giving figures for consultation, a monthly plan, and a visit with medications. - **Serious complaint about care/outcome:** one recent 1-star review alleges misdiagnosis and poor professionalism during treatment of a dog that later died, and also complains about costs; this directly conflicts with other reviews describing strong confidence in the vets’ care.