DKD veterinary . JOHN DIXON

23/12/2024

This very friendly female cat strayed into house in Gortfada, Claremorris. She is so friendly so we assume she is someone’s pet. Safe with finder and receiving treatment for her injuries. Please contact Bernie on 0863733299 if you think she is yours. Please feel free to share.
Mayo Society For Prevention of Cruelty to Animals MSPCA LTD

16/12/2024

Please see our Christmas opening hours. There will be a vet on call for emergencies only at all other times. Please also get your medication and food orders in over the next 2-3 days to ensure we have the stock before Christmas!
Happy Christmas from all at DKD Veterinary!. 🤶 🎄

27/11/2024

A huge thank you to the vets in DKD veterinary . JOHN DIXON who raised €878.62 for us. Very well done on a fantastic fundraiser and thank you so so much!♥️🐾

27/11/2024

We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who supported our sea to summit fundraiser in aid of MSPCA and IMNDA. Together we raised a whopping €2862.24 to be divided equally between these wonderful charities! Thanks again everyone!! ❤️ Mayo Society For Prevention of Cruelty to Animals MSPCA LTD

09/11/2024

And they are off!!!
Sarah, Charlotte and Siobhan all ready for sea to summit this morning! Best of luck girls! Huge thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Anyone still wanting to donate can do so in office or online on go fund me. Good luck girls! ❤️

https://www.gofundme.com/f/vets-on-the-moove

01/11/2024

Bernie did a great talk on dry cow therapy during the week!

Bernie Kirrane from Dixon’s Veterinary Practice Claremorris discussing the guidelines and best practice surrounding Selective Dry Cow Therapy at the event this morning in Mayo Abbey. Thanks to all the speakers, the Brett Family for hosting this event and to Ronan Mulligan, Teagasc Claremorris for organising the event.

16/10/2024

Is your pet worried about fireworks? 🐶 🐈 We have a range of calming products available for cats and dogs (both prescription drugs and over the counter products). Please contact us if you need some advice about how to keep your pet safe and happy during the fireworks 🎆 season.

Why Are Dogs Scared of Fireworks?
🐕 Dogs have heightened senses, and the sudden, loud noises of fireworks can be overwhelming.
🐕 They don’t understand the source of the noise, which can make them feel threatened.
🐕 The anxiety can lead to destructive behaviors, running away, or even health issues.

Creating a cosy den for your pet will help them feel safe during fireworks
- Use their crate, or a table and chairs, covered in blankets in a calm area of the house
- Fill the den with their bed, blankets or cushions
- Encourage them to spend time in the den with some super tasty treats.
- Include their favourite toys, chews or a puzzle feeder/lickimat to keep them occupied
- Make sure they have easy access to drinking water

More dogs go missing during fireworks season than any other time of year. It is a legal requirement for dogs to be microchipped and wearing a collar and ID tag when out in public, which must include their owner’s name and address and Eircode. So make sure this is up to date and that your dog is securely tucked up at home.

17/09/2024

Siobhan, Sarah and Charlotte will all be competing in Sea to Summit this year on the 9th November. They will be doing the challenge in aid of both the MSPCA and the Irish Motor Neuron disease association. All donations would be greatly appreciated. We have set up a go fund me page but we will also have a donation box in the office!

Vets Sarah, Siobhán and Charlotte will all be competing in Sea to Summit on the 9th November with hal… DKD Veterinary needs your support for Vets on the MOOVE

14/09/2024

**Update - reunited with owner - thanks for sharing everyone**

Very friendly female tortoiseshell cat found near Aldi Claremorris today. No microchip but she has been recently spayed. Safe in DKD Vets so call 094 9371682 if she belongs to you! Proof of ownership required

03/09/2024

We are currently running a special offer for September for pet wellness health checks for cats, dogs and horses: 🐴 🐈‍⬛ 🐕.
Did you know that running routine blood tests on pets can help detect health issues earlier and provide quicker interventions. Running SDMA testing on cats and dogs allows for the early detection of kidney disease.
Running bloods on horses can help get to the bottom of poor thrive and detect issues such as anaemia.
If you’ve been considering bringing your pet in for a check up now is the time:
* Check up and Routine blood testing (cats and dogs) Includes consultation, health check, haematology and biochemistry and SDMA bloods €100
* Check up and Routine bloods and comprehensive urine testing (cats and dogs) Includes consultation, health check, haematology and biochemistry and SDMA bloods and Sedivue urine testing €125
* Equine bloods and check up: Includes call out fee and haematology and biochemistry blood testing. €100 (call out within the Claremorris local area only)

Please call the office on 0949371682 to book in!!

21/05/2024

We have a client with a Foster mare available or alternatively he would take a foster foal. Contact clinic for details 094 9371682

27/04/2024

Did you know Siobhán is now offering acupuncture to our equine clients? Here she is with Comet, a pony suffering from some muscle tightness and soreness. Comet loved his acupuncture and was very relaxed for the entire session!

Conditions in horses that appear to
respond well to acupuncture include:
muscle pain, back pain, arthritis, laminitis
post viral fatigue,allergic respiratory conditions, chronic diarrhoea and non healing wounds.

If you feel like this might benefit your horse or pony please contact the office and Siobhán will happily talk you through what to expect.

Siobhán also performed a blood test on Comet to exclude other conditions that may have been contributing to his symptoms. We can run canine, feline and equine bloods on our in house machine having results in just 15 minutes.

See comments for videos.

15/04/2024

**Reunited with Owner, thanks to everyone that shared**

Friendly Stray dog found this morning by the old post office in Claremorris. No microchip. Has collar but no details. Call office 0949371682 if you know the owner. Proof of ownership required.

09/04/2024

Some of the cute spring babies delivered by the vets over the last few weeks! Now we just need some nice weather so they can get outside 🤞 🌞

30/03/2024

Happy Easter 🐣
Here’s a reminder from Duke to keep all your chocolate safe and away from your dogs this Easter! Chocolate contains theobromine which is very toxic for dogs. If your dog does happen to get into chocolate make sure you call your vet straight away as quick intervention is crucial! 🐰

16/03/2024

We are proud to be sponsoring this years St. Patrick’s day parade in Claremorris! Good luck ☘️ to all involved!! ☘️

12/03/2024

It’s not just cows and sheep that need help giving birth in springtime! Siobhan and Ailbhe had the pleasure of helping Bailey deliver these 7 beautiful pups last night!

11/03/2024

**Rehomed thanks for all the interest**

This is Mini. She is a 6 year old Jack Russell Terrier who is looking for a new home due to her elderly owner not being able to care for her anymore.
She is spayed, microchipped and in great health. She is a very friendly dog who loves meeting new people and going places. Mini is quite active and enjoys walks, training and playing.
Mini is fairly boisterous when excited so care is needed around small children. She will chase cats and although is fine with dogs on walks, she has never lived with another dog. A secure, fenced in garden/never off leash is needed as she is an escape artist.
Contact Rebecca 087 296 4811.