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Monday 9am - 5:30pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm Thursday 9am - 6pm Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 9am - 5pm

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Rennick's Veterinary Clinic

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13/06/2024

Regular nail examination and nail clipping are an important part of routine preventative health care for our pets💅😻🐶🐇We pay particular attention to the dew claws as these make no contact with the ground when walking and therefore are more prone to overgrowth. As you can see in the photos this can result in the nail becoming embedded in the pad.

23/05/2024

Gorgeous Lana checking in for her appointment with Rachael 😍❤️🐾

17/05/2024

14 year old Daisy called in to have her routine bloods taken & to get her athritic care plan organised 😍❤️🐶🐾

16/05/2024

Senior citizen Lily dropped in recently for her annual booster vaccination 🐶💉🐕❤️

21/03/2024

Watch this space… 👀

We are still open but we are currently undergoing some renovations. Please only use the rear half door entrance. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

18/12/2023

Opening hours for the Christmas period ❄🗣

14/12/2023

We are closing at the earlier time of 5pm this Friday the 15th for our Christmas party!☃ If you need us, our emergency phone lines will be open and our on call team will be there to assist you!

13/12/2023

Please call the clinic to arrange for any food or prescriptions to be ordered in time for Christmas! ☃

31/10/2023

🎃 Halloween Safety Tips for Your Furry Friends 🐾

1. Secure Your Pet: Halloween can get chaotic with the doorbell ringing and trick-or-treaters. Keep your pet safe by placing them in a quiet room or crate away from the front door to prevent escapes.

2. Watch Their Treats: Chocolate and xylitol are not treats for pets! Keep Halloween candies out of their reach, and remind visitors not to share human treats.

3. Pet-Friendly Costumes: If your pet is wearing a costume, make sure it's comfy and doesn't restrict their movement. Some pets prefer not to dress up, so respect their comfort.

Let's keep our pets safe and stress-free this Halloween!

27/10/2023

The Lovely Lola popped in to see us this week, such a great girl and even wanted to go back in to see our Vet Sofia after her consultation 🥰

18/10/2023

Missing cat! Possibly spotted in Tuam lately.

17/10/2023

The lovely George posing for the camera 📷

06/10/2023

Due to unforeseen circumstances we are closing at the earlier time of 1pm this Saturday( 7th).
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

05/10/2023

Upgrades 🙌
Some brand new dental equipment just landed in Rennick Vets

We are always investing in the best equipment for your pets health and well being.

02/10/2023

🙌NEW LATE CLINIC🙌
We have made some slight changes to our opening hours.
We will now be opening:
Mon,Tues,Thurs,Fri: 9:00-5:30pm
Wed: 2:00pm-8:00pm
Sat: 9:00am-2:00pm

We're thrilled to extend our opening hours until 8pm on Wednesdays, offering greater appointment flexibility for those who have busy work schedules and can't make it during regular hours. 🥳🐾

Our phone lines will remain open for any queries or emergencies.

26/09/2023

A look under the microscope 👀
These are Struvite Crystals, found in a dogs urine. This dog symptoms included, peeing more frequently but in small amounts and some blood in the urine.

Here are a few key points about struvite crystals in dogs:

1. Composition: Struvite crystals are composed of magnesium, ammonium, and phosphate. They can form in a dog's urinary tract.

2. Sign of Infection: Struvite crystals in a dog's urine often indicate the presence of a urinary tract infection (UTI), as these crystals tend to form in alkaline urine.

3. Treatment: Treatment typically involves addressing the underlying infection with antibiotics, a prescription diet to dissolve the crystals, and increased water intake to prevent recurrence.

4. Prevention: Maintaining proper hydration and a balanced diet (urinary care food), along with regular veterinary check-ups, can help prevent the formation of struvite crystals in dogs.

07/09/2023

Rys 🐾

05/09/2023

Applications now closed.
Thank you to everyone who emailed, if you haven't heard back please bare with us. We will respond to everyone early next week.

We are still looking for volunteers in our shops which are a vital source of income that directly helps our animals!
so if you would like to help, please get in touch

[email protected] for more information

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Volunteers Needed.....

With the return of the academic year means some of our summer Volunteers are no longer available to help in our Cattery and Small animal unit(rabbits Guinea Pigs etc) ......

With this year's kitten season nowhere near ending and the avalanche of animal surrenders still in full swing......

We now more than ever need
Kind, Caring, Passionate and dedicated people to help us care for our residents.......

We need volunteers Monday to Friday
from 10am to 2pm in our Briarhill Animal unit....
( sorry We are not taking any more Weekend applications at this time)
No previous experience required but we are looking for people who can start immediately and are willing to commit to atlease 1 regular weekly slot......

If you are over 18 and available and prepared for some hard work and high emotions (mostly highs... somtime lows....) all to be rewarded with kitten cuddles and furry friends 💕

Please email:
[email protected]

with a bit about yourself, why you would like to join our team and what your availability is and we will get back to you as soon as we can!

28/08/2023

Deissie 🐾

24/08/2023

Floyd and Echos 🐾

17/08/2023

‼️MISSING CAT KILCONLY AREA‼️

Black & white long haired cat missing in the kilconly area named Mittens. Last seen Tuesday morning in ironpool.

Any information would be greatly appreciated 💜

Please contact Lisa on 0857615771 if seen or found💜

17/08/2023

Our radiography suite at Rennick Vets compromises of state of the art Digital X-Ray. This enables us to not only diagnose illnesses and fractures quickly but also allows us to transfer x-rays swiftly if required.
Digital radiography (DR) is an advanced form of x-ray which produces a digital radiographic image instantly on a computer without waiting for processing.

17/08/2023

Pet blood testing has two key roles, one as a diagnostic tool and the other as a way of preventing illness.
One of the most challenging aspects of pet care is knowing when your pet is unwell. Animals have a natural instinct to try and hide any sign of weakness, and this includes any underlying illness. As a result, they will try and avoid showing any symptoms for as long as possible. In many instances, owners do not discover that their pet is unwell until the illness that is bothering them has had a significant effect. However, you may be able to tell that something is just ‘off’ about your pet, and if you visit Rennick Vets we may recommend a blood test as a diagnostic tool. Early detection of diseases and infections is essential if they are to be treated promptly, and this significantly improves the likely outcome of your pet’s condition. By identifying problems early, you can also prevent your pet from going through unnecessary pain and suffering.

Laboratory Tests we offer at Rennick Vets include:
Haematology
BioChemistry
BileAcids
Electrolytes
Microscopy
Cytology
SnapTests
PCV
Urine Analysis

17/08/2023

We provide a range of diagnostic imaging services including our Ultrasound scanner which provides us with images of internal structures such as muscles, tendons, nerves and internal organs. The images then allow our teams to diagnose and develop treatment plans for patients at Rennick Vets greatly contributing to a successful outcome for the patient.
An ultrasound scan is a medical test that uses high-frequency sound waves to capture live images from the inside of your body. It’s also known as sonography. This technique is used to visualise muscles, tendons, eyes, blood vessels and many internal abdominal or thoracic organs. Ultrasound is a safe and painless procedure.

16/08/2023

Beautiful Wolfie 🐾

15/08/2023

Missing kitty in Tuam

10/08/2023

Little Luna 🐈

10/08/2023

Lady and Trigger 🐾

08/08/2023

Mr Milo 🐾

Address

Churchview, Tuam
Galway
H54HY52

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+3539324546

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We are closing at the earlier time of 5pm this Friday the 15th for our Christmas party!☃ If you need us, our emergency phone lines will be open and our on call team will be there to assist you!

Floyd and Echos 🐾

Tom Rennick’s daughter Sheila Rennick speaks to @cllrmannixflynn at her recent exhibition “Bang it Out” Sheila recalls how her dads stories from veterinary inspired her love of storytelling in her art. Sheila’s exhibition is on show in Dublin in @kevinkavanaghgallery until June 17th.

Like many fledglings; he was pushed out of his nest by his parents in order to learn the ways of the world! Neighbouring birds gave him a bit of a hard time and he got stressed in the heat. After some fluids and a rest he is ready to go back near by his parents nest so they can continue to feed him and teach him to fly.