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Opened in Charlesland 3rd July 2017. Our aim is to provide the highest quality veterinary care and advice for local people and their pets.
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13/08/2024

Olly stayed in with us today for a minor procedure…such a brave little man …he’s already gone home to lots of TLC…💚💜🐾

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day 💚💜🐾😻

02/08/2024

Beautiful Thellia is 3 months old and got on very well with her puppy check up and vaccines today
She will be back for monthly until six months for developmental check ups and advice during this critical time even though her Dog Mum is well versed in doggy care! We can answer queries ,check body weight, teeth and behaviour and get Thellia used to visiting us each time.

02/08/2024

Friendly reminder to all our clients: we will be closed August Bank Holiday Monday…we hope you have a lovely weekend ahead 💜💚

01/08/2024

Taking care of our elderly patients is such awarding work. Nurse Alex and Vet Ciara took care of Tigerlily recently. Tigerlily is 17 years young and like all cats of a certain age, needs some help with her grooming upkeep. Tigerlily also got a mani/pedi to finish off her full spa treatments 💅 🐾 💚 💜

31/07/2024

Handsome Ted was in with us for dental work. Vet Ciara did a full mouth examination including dental xrays. Followed by a descale and polish to give Ted some pearly whites. The good news is he didn't need any teeth extracted! But he didn't like our comfy beds so stayed in Nurse Maria's arms for most of the day...not that Maria was complaining! 😍🐾💜💚💜💚

30/07/2024

John was in with us yesterday for neutering. He was a very brave boy and happily went home in the afternoon to his baby brother Little John 😻🐾👩‍⚕️💜💚

22/07/2024

Bob in relaxing during a recent check up. After receiving a relaxing welcome with a calming spray and blanket , he was happy to explore the consult room at leisure while we discussed how best to help him heal!

09/05/2024

Anyone recognise this lady please get in touch found in Eden Gate!

26/04/2024

‼️ Help ‼️ Have you seen this beautiful cat?

🐾 Fleur escaped from her house this morning. She is an indoor only cat so this is very scary for her owners- they are very worried and want her home safe.

🐾 Please give us a call if you spot her 👀

26/04/2024

Luna came in for her first puppy health check 🐾

Luna loves playing with her collie sister and is very friendly and healthy 💜💚💜

17/04/2024

‼️ Found this morning wandering in Charlesland ‼️

Very handsome male cat with a beautiful collar. Not microchipped.

Please phone us if you recognise him 🐾 💜💚💜

09/04/2024

Huge congrats to team member Alex! Her registration with the Irish veterinary council was finally approved a few weeks ago 🥳
This means that Alex is now on the register and is recognised as a qualified veterinary nurse.

It’s a legal requirement in Ireland to be registered as a veterinary nurse in order to be able to work as one and carry out certain procedures- such as monitoring general anaesthetics, taking X-rays, and handling various medications 💜💚💜

26/03/2024

❗️Lilies are poisonous to cats ❗️🌸🌺

🐾 All parts of the plant are dangerous. A common way for Lily poisoning to occur is when a cat brushes past a lily, causing pollen to fall onto their fur. The cat will then later lick this off while grooming and ingest it.
🐾 Contact your vet immediately if you think your cat has eaten or licked any part of a lily plant!
🐾Avoid having lilies in the house or garden if you own a cat.

❗️Dafodils ❗️🌼

🐾 Toxic to dogs!
🐾 Can cause vomiting, drooling, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, heart arrhythmias
🐾 Contact your vet if you think your dog has eaten daffodil flowers or bulbs!

21/03/2024

Easter is coming up and it’s important to keep those tasty hot cross buns out of reach of your doggies!

Ingestion of grapes, raisins, currants, and sultanas can result in fatal kidney failure in your dog 🍇

🐾 Head straight to your vet in case of ingestion

🐾 If recently ingested your dog will be made to vomit

🐾 It’s recommended to take a blood sample to get base line kidney values and hospitalise your dog for at least 24 hours on intravenous fluids

🐾 it’s recommended to repeat a blood test 48-72 hours after ingestion ti check for possible kidney damage

❗️The underlying mechanism is currently unknown and this is why it’s so important to act fast in case of ingestion. One dog may eat many raisins/grapes and be fine, while another dog may eat just one raisin/grape and suffer with kidney failure ❗️

27/02/2024

We had a VIP patient in today 🐾

Veterinary nurse Maria brought her 11 year old cat Dexter in for his dental procedure 🦷

Dexter suffered a scary reaction under general anaesthesia several years ago and so every precaution was taken to ensure a safe and smooth anaesthetic for him today. The anaesthetic was tailored to him and he was monitored closely throughout (by his mammy Maria of course).

Dexter’s teeth were de-scaled and polished to remove the build up of tartar. Dental X-rays were taken to assess the health of the roots 🦷

Dexter did not need any tooth extractions today and he has recovered very well 🥳

He will be getting plenty of TLC at home from Maria when she takes him home this afternoon 💜💚💜

14/02/2024

Lucky Clara to get her homemade Valentines card all for herself ❤️

14/02/2024

Clara was lucky to be honoured with a Valentines card from our six year old Richard. Lucky Girl!

14/02/2024

💜 Happy Valentine’s Day from the Petcare Team 💜

31/01/2024

❗️We will be closed on Monday the 5th of February ❗️

Saturday 3rd open from 9:30 am- 1:30 pm
Sunday 4th closed
Monday 5th closed
Tuesday 6th open as normal from 9am-6pm

As always, our out of hours provider is available should you require urgent veterinary care 🐾 💜💚💜

30/01/2024

❗️Breeding like rabbits ❗️🐰🐇🐰

It’s important for your rabbit’s welfare that they live in pairs or groups. Neutering allows them to do this and prevents unwanted pregnancies. There are many unwanted rabbits in rescue centres- please don’t add to this by breeding from your pets.

❗️If you have a mixed-sex pair of rabbits, they both need to be neutered so that they can live together happily. Even if your female rabbit is spayed, an uncastrated male will still try to mount her- this can trigger fighting and will cause stress to both rabbits.

❗️If you neuter your male rabbit but leave your female rabbit unspayed- she will have repeated false pregnancies and is likely to become aggressive.

❗️While mounting may still take place between neutered pairs, it will be due to dominance rather than reproduction- this is a natural behaviour.

26/01/2024

Beautiful 8 week old Dora the chocolate Labrador puppy came in for her puppy health check 💜💚💜
Jane had the tough job of cuddling her because she was too excited to sit still for her photo 🐾

19/01/2024

What a lovely Friday afternoon treat! Peigí came in for her second puppy vaccination and she is a healthy 11 week old cocker spaniel 🐾 she was so brave for her vaccination and loved her treats!
Happy weekend everyone 💜💚💜

17/01/2024

⁉️ Why do vets recommend neutering❓

There are a variety of both behavioural and health-related evidence-based reasons why we recommend neutering. We look at each case individually and help you make an informed decision.

If you have any questions or concerns about neutering then we recommend booking an appointment with one of the vets to discuss everything.

Our aim is to encourage pet owners to create a happy life with their pets 🐾
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02/01/2024

Ted was in for his two week post surgical check up. He was really well minded at home and rested and did not lick the area at all and so it is hard even to spot the original wound. Well done Ted and family. Ted can enjoy longer lead walks now for the next 3 weeks and can get back to more strenuous agility and ball play in 3 weeks time.

29/12/2023

‼️ Herbie is lost ‼️
Please keep your eye out for Herbie and give us a call if you spot him! His mummy is very worried about him. Herbie is microchipped but doesn’t have a collar 🐾

16/12/2023

Loki made himself at home after his puppy health check 🐾💜💚💜

15/12/2023

Misty-Blue went to visit Santa paws! 🎅🏻 🐾
How cute is she 💖🥰

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11/12/2023

Belle came in to brighten up our Monday morning 🥰
She is 11 weeks old and was so brave for her puppy vaccinations 💉 🐾
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Address

Unit 1 The Charlesland Centre
Greystones
A63V3H7

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:45pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+35312870321

Website

http://www.petcarevets.ie/

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🤔 Have you ever wondered how and why we place an intravenous catheter in your pet? 🐾 We always place them when your pet is having a general anaesthetic. This allows us to administer the IV anaesthetic and also to have intravenous access in case of an emergency. 🐾 Allows us to administer IV fluids or drugs as needed 💜💚💜

Have you ever wondered how we run and analyse your pets blood samples? 🤔 We have all the equipment in the clinic! A biochemistry analyser machine, centrifuge machine, and we can also look at blood smears under the microscope 👀 🔬 🩸 This allows us to check some very important parameters and get a good overview of your pets health. We can check blood glucose, liver enzymes, kidney parameters, electrolytes, total proteins, and red blood cell levels 🩸 In some cases where further information is required we may have to send blood samples to the laboratory for more specialised or specific analysis 🤓 💜💚💜🐾 #vetscan #bloodanalysis

Rosie recovered very well after her dental procedure today ☺️🐾 She needed a few teeth extracted due to dental disease but she’s already keen to eat some tasty food! 🦷 Rosie is the sweetest girl 💜💚💜 #caninedental