Gorey BrayVet – Vets in Gorey
Clinic Overview
Gorey BrayVet in Gorey treats dogs and cats for routine care, surgery, urgent problems and end-of-life support. Recent feedback remains largely positive and often highlights kind, compassionate handling, especially in difficult cases. A smaller number of reviewers raise concerns about communication, organisation and cost.
Services
- •Routine and general care: health checks, consultations, cat check-ups, and treatment plans that may include injections or tablets. Recent reviews also mention pets being handled gently during visits, including anxious cats and dogs that settled well with the team.
- •Surgery and procedures: orthopaedic surgery including cruciate ligament operations, plus dental treatment and neutering. Review examples include a dog recovering well after cruciate surgery and another owner praising care around teeth treatment and neutering.
- •Urgent care support: emergency-line triage is mentioned by a travelling owner whose dog became ill, with an appointment arranged for the following morning.
- •Complex and sensitive cases: reviewers describe support with a rare condition, careful handling during serious illness, and end-of-life care including euthanasia.
- •Aftercare: owners mention help around cremation and ashes collection, along with thoughtful bereavement touches such as a condolence card and forget-me-not seeds.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Named team members mentioned by clients include Andrew, praised for a successful cruciate ligament operation; Kate, Nicola Neumann, and Jen, thanked for support during a complex case; Jen again for patient, kind end-of-life care; and Sophie (RVN) for compassionate help around cremation arrangements. More recent reviews also include general praise for the wider reception, nursing and vet team.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.5 stars from 210 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers describe the team as kind, caring and professional, especially when pets were very unwell or at the end of life.
- •Positive examples include a dog recovering well after cruciate surgery, good care for cats during check-ups, calm handling of nervous pets, and emergency support for a dog taken ill while its owners were on holiday.
- •Several owners mention thoughtful follow-through after a loss, including help with cremation and ashes collection, plus a sympathy card and forget-me-not seeds.
- •A smaller group of reviewers report problems with communication, conflicting information, organisation and costs, including dissatisfaction over itemised charges and perceived attitude.
