Veterinary services for small and large animals in the Killarney and surrounding areas. Welcome to Killarney Veterinary Clinic.
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The clinic was established in 1973 by Jerry Myers who took over the practice of Owen Gleeson who had operated the clinic since 1954. Jerry qualified from UCD in 1972 and worked in Castleisland before relocating to Killarney where he has practiced ever since. Shane Myers, qualified from UCD in 2005 and moved back home to work in the family practice in 2008. We offer a wide range of services for bot
h small and large animals. We have a comprehensive, in house laboratory, including haematology and biochemistry blood testing. We have a dedicated surgical team with state of the art surgery/theatre to perform all the latest surgeries for your pets. We perform all surgeries at our clinic in Killarney and offer pre-anaesthetic blood testing to assess your pet's health before surgery.
********ALL KITTENS HAVE BEEN ADOPTED*****
Thank you everyone for your interest and shares. The kittens are going to lovely homes and will have fantastic new adventures ahead of them.
🐱🐱🐱 3 beautiful kittens are looking for their forever home 🐱🐱🐱
Please private message the clinic if you are interested in these lovely kittens. They are very tame, have excellent temperaments and are ready to be rehomed to a suitable home.
******FOUND***
Thank you
Border Collie missing from Pallis Beaufort area since last night.
Answers to the name “Lass”
Message 0861535350 if seen or any details.
Best of luck Tom and everyone involved 👏
Welcome to our new venture!!
From 1st of April 2023 we will be providing sheepdog demonstrations on the famous tourist route, the Ring of Kerry!! We’ll be located at Caitlin’s Pub, Kells, Co. Kerry and will operate demonstrations daily.
Come and enjoy some amazing scenery and call in to see some of our Shepard’s and their sheepdogs herding their sheep.
Pre-booking essential. Call 085 118 8783
or email: [email protected]
Looking forward to welcoming our customers for
the forthcoming tourist season.
************** IMPORTANT NOTICE ***************
Animal Help Net Kerry are carrying out a subsidised neutering scheme for cats from January 23rd 2023 for approximately 6 weeks.
There are so many unwanted kittens at all times of the year and neutering is the best way to control this issue.
With the scheme the cost to the cat owner is €20 for males and €30 for females which is unbelievable value!!!
If you want your cat neutered please avail of this scheme and contact the clinic on 06466 31121
Once again Animal Help Net Kerry are running their discounted cat neutering scheme!!
The scheme starts next Monday Jan. 23rd and will run for approximately 6weeks. The cost will be €30 per female cat and €20 per male cat.
We will be working with most vets in Co Kerry. This amazing offer applys to both domestic and wild cats. Please contact your vet to make a booking.
Wouldn’t this be a fantastic amenity to have?
Socialisation is such a vital part of a dog’s life and it would be amazing to have this option catered for in Killarney!
There has been a call on Killarney Municipal District Council to create a dog park in the town or its immediate surrounds where canines can enjoy a free run, in a secure area, without causing probl…
Happy international dog day to all the pooches out there. Here is a picture of Piper enjoying the sunshine+being the best girl 🐶😎🐶
🐶🐶 Please protect your pets in this heat ☀️☀️
➡️Heatstroke is a real danger for our pets and it's our job to keep them safe during this extremely hot weather. Dogs can not regulate their body temperature the same way as humans can and so it’s important to take all the necessary steps to ensure your pet stays cool and safe in this hot weather.
➡️Do not walk your dog during the day in this heat, it is simply to hot for them. Even the footpaths can burn their paws. Keep them in the shade at all times and provide plenty of water for them. Try to walk your dog very early in the morning or late in the evening when it's cooler.
➡️Paddling pools are a great way to help keep them cool during the day. Freeze their favourite treats and toys, this will encourage them to lick which can help them hydrate. It also keeps them still and lying down which will help stop them from overheating.
➡️In the house make sure they have access to a shaded area too, the sun coming through the window can be very hot. Also make sure they have plenty of access to fresh cold water. You can use a damp towel on the kitchen floor for them to lie on to help keep them cool while indoors.
➡️Sun cream should be applied to cats and dogs (even in the shade), especially those with white coats, white noses or ear tips. Be sure to use a pet friendly sun cream.
➡️Never ever leave your dog in the car, temperatures can rise very very quickly in hot cars making it extremely dangerous for our pets. Parking in the shade or leaving a window open is not going to help!
➡️Brachycephalic Dogs - Please be extra vigilant with flat faced/short-nosed dogs, e.g. boxers, french bulldogs, bulldogs, pugs. They can suffer with breathing on a normal day!
➡️If you are worried about your pet at all in this heat please consult your vet sooner rather than later.
Keep our beloved furry friends safe 🐾
🐶🐶*********Keep your dogs safe*********🐶🐶
Please keep your dogs out of the waterways as these algal blooms are toxic to dogs. Contact your vet as soon as possible if you think your dog has been exposed.
Signs of blue-green algae toxicity include:
Seizures
Panting
Excessive drooling
Respiratory failure
Diarrhea
Disorientation
Vomiting
Liver failure
Please read the link below to see what signs to look out for as prevention is key.
https://www.aspca.org/news/pet-safety-alert-rising-dangers-blue-green-algae
Signage has been erected at a number of locations along the shore of Lough Leane, on the lakes of Killarney, to advise of the potential for an algal bloom in the water and on the shoreline.
From samples by Kerry County Council staff in recent days, laboratory tests confirmed the presence of cyanobacteria - a blue-green algae - indicating the potential for the formation of algae along the shoreline.
In accordance with protocols for such situations, precautionary signage has been erected at locations along Lough Leane.
Those who frequent the shoreline are being advised to exercise caution and not to bathe in water if there are visible signs of algal blooms in vicinity.
They are also advised to ensure that they keep their dogs under control as algal accumulations can be harmful on ingestion.
The situation is being monitored closely on an ongoing basis by Kerry County Council.
Happy Easter to all our wonderful clients! Some great advice on the link below on keeping your furry friends safe this Easter week end! 🐣
Easter
*********UPDATE-DOG HAS BEEN FOUND********
Thanks to everyone who shared
Dog missing from Kilcummin(Cockhill area) since this morning.
Black male Bassett hound crossbreed 9 months
Contact the clinic if you have any information or sightings. Thanks 🙏
The Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is currently seeking volunteers to raise puppies in Kerry. People are being asked to foster a puppy from age eight weeks until they reach approximately 12 to 14 m…
🐱🐱🐱FEBRUARY IS CAT NEUTER MONTH!! 🐱🐱🐱
Did you know that around 85% of litters are unplanned??!!
Please get your cats neutered to prevent the birth of unwanted kittens. Cats are prolific breeders and can multiply at an astonishing rate so neutering is the responsible thing to do for your pets health.
Please take note of this offer for the month of February that we are offering in conjunction with Animal Help Kerry .
If you need information about this offer or need some advice about the neutering process please contact Killarney Veterinary Clinic on 06466-31121.
There are lots of other advantages to neutering other than prevention of pregnancy so contact the clinic to find out more.
Please make an appointment with our clinic to avail of this offer for the month of February 🙌🐱
‼️Cat neutering scheme‼️
For the month of February we are offering €20 neutering for your pet cat or stray that you’re feeding!!
All you have to do is make an appointment with your vet and ask them to contact us on 066–7122250 to confirm this offer. If you need to borrow a cat trap we can help with this also, let’s work together and put an end to all the unwanted kittens born every year.
Happy new year to everyone from all at Killarney veterinary clinic. Wishing everyone the very best in 2022 🐶🐱🐮🐴
We love welcoming our four legged furry friends to the shire! There’s lots of treats, water bowls and belly rubs on offer always.
UPDATE: The dog has been reunited with her owner
This canine is currently in Garda custody in Killarney awaiting to be bailed out - free of charge - by its owner.
She was found wandering in town early this morning and was brought to the station for safe keeping.
Brown in colour and believed to be a breed of bulldog, she was not wearing a collar when found.
The owner can be reunited with the dog by calling to the Garda Station which can be contacted on 064-6631222.
Are you a cat owner? . You will be pleased to know that for the month of February we are offering a 20 euro discount on the cost of neutering or spaying your pet. All you need to do is ring your vet and make a booking. Don't leave it too long as places are limited. Kittens may be cute but they are expensive to rear properly and finding good homes is not always easy.
**********OWNER FOUND!!***********
Thanks to everyone who helped and shared 👏
Male Bichon Frise found on the Killarney by-pass today.
He is being looked after in the clinic at the moment. If anyone recognises him or knows someone looking for a dog like him please message or phone the clinic.
Rockfield, Tralee Road
Killarney
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| Tuesday | 9:30am - 1pm |
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| Wednesday | 9:30am - 1pm |
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| Thursday | 9:30am - 1pm |
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| Friday | 9:30am - 1pm |
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| Saturday | 9:30am - 1pm |
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