Gorey BrayVet

Gorey BrayVet is described in reviews as handling both routine care and complex or urgent situations, including an emergency-line call that led to a next-morning appointment and compassionate delivery of serious news. Owners mention a successful cruciate ligament operation, dental work and neutering, and support through end-of-life decisions (including arranging care before cremation). Several reviews also describe thoughtful follow-up after a pet’s death (a condolence card and “forget-me-not” seeds). One recent review raises concern about the cost of a short visit involving injections and tablets.

Services

Services and scenarios mentioned in the latest reviews include

• •Emergency-line triage with an appointment arranged for the following morning (as described by a visiting owner whose dog became ill).
• •Orthopaedic surgery: cruciate ligament operation, with the owner reporting good healing afterwards.
• •Dental treatment (“teeth”) and neutering.
• •Consultations/check-ups for cats, including handling an anxious cat during visits.
• •Treatment involving injections and a course of tablets (details of condition not stated).
• •Support for complex/rare conditions (one owner mentions a dog with a rare condition and staff “found” answers when they didn’t have them).
• •End-of-life care and euthanasia, including support afterwards and coordination around cremation/ashes collection (as described by owners).

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports being charged €239.50 for two injections and a course of tablets, with the vet visit described as “about 10 mins.” (No other prices are stated in the available inputs.)

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Andrew: credited (along with the team) for a cruciate ligament operation that “went really well” with good healing.
• •Kate, Nicola, Jen: mentioned for ongoing support during repeated visits for a dog with a rare condition; the owner notes they looked for answers when they didn’t have them.
• •Jen: also singled out for patience and kindness during a cat’s end-of-life appointment.
• •Sophie (RVN): described as taking care of a dog before cremation, which the owner found reassuring.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 201 reviews. “”

• •Owners repeatedly describe clear empathy in difficult moments (serious diagnoses and euthanasia), including patience during appointments.
• •Several reviews mention follow-through beyond the appointment itself (a condolence card and “forget-me-not” seeds; help coordinating ashes collection).
• •Clinical outcomes are mentioned for specific procedures (cruciate ligament surgery reported as successful; dental work and neutering mentioned positively).
• •One review conflicts with the otherwise very positive tone by focusing on cost, citing €239.50 for injections and tablets after a short visit.