Palmerstown Veterinary Hospital

Palmerstown Veterinary Hospital Committed to excellence in pet care. Treating pets and their owners with kindness and respect. We love animals. We love our jobs.
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At Palmerstown veterinary hospital we care deeply about what we do. Palmerstown veterinary hospital provides superior quality veterinary care for your pets in a genuinely compassionate environment by the most dedicated and passionate team of vets, nurses and receptionists. We are committed to providing modern and up to date treatments and diagnostics. We will always continue to grow our knowledge,

minds and hearts. We strive to provide a great customer experience. We have a true consideration of people’s feelings, concerns and needs. We are devoted to creating a lasting bond with you and your companions and meeting your individual needs. We want to make a difference to your pet’s life by preventing illness where possible, promoting health and well-being and treating the ailments that arise over their lifetime. We are located in Palmerstown village opposite the church at the entrance into the Aldicarpark, is easily accessible from Ballyfermot, Clondalkin, Chapelizod and Lucan and is conveniently located just minutes from the M50. There is an abundance of parking adjacent to the hospital. On Facebook, we love to talk to you and we especially love it when you talk to us. Whatever questions you have, we will try our best to help. We do our best to respond to any questions or queries posted on our page as soon as possible however, due to the nature of our business it is not always possible to respond immediately. If your query is urgent, it is best to call us on 6237044 (within our opening hours) or in case of an emergency (outside of our normal opening hours) you should call 0872572020

Hi everyone πŸ‘‹ We thought it'd be nice as you're getting ready for back to school to take a moment to think about our ani...
22/08/2024

Hi everyone πŸ‘‹ We thought it'd be nice as you're getting ready for back to school to take a moment to think about our animal friends.

It's not just the us who feel the change. Many pets will notice as the house empties out, or when there is more traffic on the roads.

While your pet might be getting used to these changes, it could be an opportunity to help them feel their best by checking off some important maintenance tasks...

🐢 Neuter: There are many benefits to neutering and it is recommended rabbits are done from 4 months old and 6 months for cats and dogs.

🦷 Dental Checkup: If you haven't done so recently, a dental might be a good idea, to help keep your pet’s mouth healthy.

πŸ’‰Vaccinations: Annual vaccinations are always recommended for pet's health.

πŸͺ± Worm & Flea Treatments: Regular preventive care is crucial for keeping parasites away.

Remember many things are INCLUDED in Health Plans - see here for more https://www.palmerstownvets.ie/health-plans

We’re here to ensure your pets have a smooth and healthy transition into the new season. Don't hesitate to get in touch on 01 623 70 44 with any pet concerns.

We look forward to seeing you and your pet in the new season.

Oh and best of luck to those starting off, or going back to school 😊.

The PVH team ❀️

Please share to help this kitty find a forever home / thank you ❀️
19/08/2024

Please share to help this kitty find a forever home / thank you ❀️

This is Bruno before and after his elongated soft palate operation πŸ₯°This surgery is performed to improve airway function...
01/08/2024

This is Bruno before and after his elongated soft palate operation πŸ₯°

This surgery is performed to improve airway function and may prevent the development of other issues. If you have any questions about your dog and this procedure, give us a call and we'll be happy to assist - 01 623 7044

Another example of the type of animals we care for every day. Having a helmet to place over eyes, helps keep patients ca...
31/07/2024

Another example of the type of animals we care for every day. Having a helmet to place over eyes, helps keep patients calm and comfortable during their visit πŸ’œ

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A delight to welcome 7 English Bulldog puppies to our surgery for vaccination πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œ www.palmerstownvets.ie
30/07/2024

A delight to welcome 7 English Bulldog puppies to our surgery for vaccination πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œ

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Django home safe and sound ↓What would you do if your pet goes missing?(First off, save this post as you never know when...
22/07/2024

Django home safe and sound ↓

What would you do if your pet goes missing?

(First off, save this post as you never know when your pet may go missing ❀️)

You may have seen Django on our stories last week. He decided to go on a little adventure right after his family returned from holiday and for five long days, Django was missing, leaving his family worried sick πŸ₯Ί.

Thankfully, Django's story has a happy ending, but it got us thinking about how to prepare if your pet goes missing.

Tips to PREVENT Your Pet from Going Missing

πŸ†” Identification: Microchips are invaluable for permanent identification if a pet is found

🏠 Secure Your Home and Garden: Check for escape routes in your home. Make sure fences are secure with no gaps

🩢 Routines: If you let your cat out, check on them and keep track of their routines, routes and favourite spots.

🐩🐈 Train Pets: Basic dog training can include commands to stay close or return on call. When training cats, give them treats to encourage them to come when called.
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WHAT TO DO if Your Pet Goes Missing

We hope you never have to face the anxiety of your pet going missing, but in case they do, here are some tips...

πŸ”Ž Search: Search (with food for the smell, while calling them) including hiding spots or places they could have been locked into, like wardrobes, sheds and cars

πŸ“’ Social Media: Social media is great at helping to find lost pets. Ask people to share posts as well as sending us a photo. Keep photos of your pet handy in case you need to share

πŸ“ž Contact Local Shelters: Notify local animal shelters and pounds

πŸ“ƒ Posters or Flyers: Make a poster or flyer with a photo of your pet and your contact information

πŸ’ͺStay Positive and Persistent: Keep your spirits up. Many pets return home after several days, just like Django.

Please remember to send your photos as our community are happy to support those with lost pets.

Stay Safe, from The PVH Team ❀️

PS - If you think your pet may have been taken, please contact an Garda SΓ­ochΓ‘na.

Teddy loved dropping in to us for a treat - and to get stitches out πŸ₯°www.palmerstownvets.ie
14/07/2024

Teddy loved dropping in to us for a treat - and to get stitches out πŸ₯°

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Eddie back for a visit to get stitches out after his castration ❀️ www.palmerstownvets.ie
13/07/2024

Eddie back for a visit to get stitches out after his castration ❀️

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Aine and Ruth have the easy life 😎 after training their cats to babysit πŸ˜…www.palmerstownvets.ie πŸ’œ
10/07/2024

Aine and Ruth have the easy life 😎 after training their cats to babysit πŸ˜…

www.palmerstownvets.ie πŸ’œ

Doireann's dog, Pepper, loving his day out and the attention πŸ’œpalmerstownvets.ie
08/07/2024

Doireann's dog, Pepper, loving his day out and the attention πŸ’œ

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Castration time for Teddy the 9-month-old Cavapoo πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œwww.palmerstownvets.ie
06/07/2024

Castration time for Teddy the 9-month-old Cavapoo πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œ

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A very Happy Birthday to Mack πŸ₯³πŸ’œ
28/06/2024

A very Happy Birthday to Mack πŸ₯³πŸ’œ

Itchy skin can be a huge problem for some dogs. Please don't let it go untreated. Book an appointment so we can help all...
12/06/2024

Itchy skin can be a huge problem for some dogs. Please don't let it go untreated. Book an appointment so we can help alleviate the agitation for your dog πŸ’œπŸ₯°πŸ‘

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This little girl made herself right at home and strutted around like it was her new home, awh! πŸ₯° Kate ensured she was we...
11/06/2024

This little girl made herself right at home and strutted around like it was her new home, awh! πŸ₯° Kate ensured she was well taken care of and gave her her 2nd vaccination and microchip.

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Cuddly little Tia was in for examination πŸ’œ sending love Tia πŸ’œwww.palmerstownvets.ie
10/06/2024

Cuddly little Tia was in for examination πŸ’œ sending love Tia πŸ’œ

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Pascal!! πŸ™ŒπŸ»πŸŽ‰  PVH new support reptile, haha www.palmerstownvets.ie πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œ
09/06/2024

Pascal!! πŸ™ŒπŸ»πŸŽ‰ PVH new support reptile, haha

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Susan's lovely Siamese cat with Raluca, post-op and during her operation 😍 www.palmerstownvets.ie πŸ’œπŸ’œπŸ’œ
08/06/2024

Susan's lovely Siamese cat with Raluca, post-op and during her operation 😍

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Great to see you Poga πŸ’œ
07/06/2024

Great to see you Poga πŸ’œ

Lovely little Floss and Fudge in with Julian for check up ❀️
06/06/2024

Lovely little Floss and Fudge in with Julian for check up ❀️

Remembering all of your pets who have gone to Rainbow Bridge 🌈 We especially remember Snoopy, Molly, Max, Ceaser, Athena...
02/06/2024

Remembering all of your pets who have gone to Rainbow Bridge 🌈

We especially remember Snoopy, Molly, Max, Ceaser, Athena, Almendra and Jessie who all gained their angel wings this week πŸ’œ

Address

20 Lucan Road Old
Dublin
20

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday 9:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+35316237044

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At Palmerstown veterinary hospital we care deeply about what we do. We love animals. We love our jobs. Palmerstown veterinary hospital provides superior quality veterinary care for your pets in a genuinely compassionate environment by the most dedicated and passionate team of vets, nurses and receptionists. We are committed to providing modern and up to date treatments and diagnostics. We will always continue to grow our knowledge, minds and hearts. We strive to provide a great customer experience. We have a true consideration of people’s feelings, concerns and needs. We are devoted to creating a lasting bond with you and your companions and meeting your individual needs. We want to make a difference to your pet’s life by preventing illness where possible, promoting health and well-being and treating the ailments that arise over their lifetime. We are located in Palmerstown village opposite the church at the entrance into the Aldicarpark, is easily accessible from Ballyfermot, Clondalkin, Chapelizod and Lucan and is conveniently located just minutes from the M50. There is an abundance of parking adjacent to the hospital. On Facebook, we love to talk to you and we especially love it when you talk to us. Whatever questions you have, we will try our best to help. We do our best to respond to any questions or queries posted on our page as soon as possible however, due to the nature of our business it is not always possible to respond immediately. If your query is urgent though, it is best to call us on 6237044 (within our opening hours) or in case of an emergency (outside of our normal opening hours) you should call 01 2609920.


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