Paws a While Veterinary Hospital

Paws a While Veterinary Hospital Paws a While is a dedicated small animal veterinary clinic in Trim, Co. Meath, providing expert care and attention to all household pets.

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Huge thank you to best girl Lady Blue for donating blood today to help a very sick patient.
11/09/2025

Huge thank you to best girl Lady Blue for donating blood today to help a very sick patient.

Time to meet our vets!Here we have Georgie, Declan, & Treasa, our ‘med heads’Georgie joined us from Norfolk two years ag...
08/09/2025

Time to meet our vets!

Here we have Georgie, Declan, & Treasa, our ‘med heads’

Georgie joined us from Norfolk two years ago. She has a cert in small animal medicine and enjoys all aspects of diagnostics and clinical work ups.

Declan is with us nearly a year now and enjoys meeting and treating our patients. He is also the proudest vet dog dad ever!

Treasa is with us 8 years and is our Dermatology queen loving all things skin & ear related!

What better way to brighten up your rainy Sunday then a photo of post op cuddles..the beautiful Kuma had plenty of them ...
07/09/2025

What better way to brighten up your rainy Sunday then a photo of post op cuddles..the beautiful Kuma had plenty of them with our nurse Rosie during the week 🥹💕

Meet Deirdre, our tea-loving receptionist who can book your pets appointment, update you on the latest GAA news and stil...
04/09/2025

Meet Deirdre, our tea-loving receptionist who can book your pets appointment, update you on the latest GAA news and still make time to answer the phone and all of your queries!!

Male grey cat missing from Butterstream manor.Please contact us if you have any information
03/09/2025

Male grey cat missing from Butterstream manor.
Please contact us if you have any information

How cute is Sophie 😍 She was in with us for her first puppy vaccine☺️ Can anyone guess what breed she is? 🤭
01/09/2025

How cute is Sophie 😍 She was in with us for her first puppy vaccine☺️ Can anyone guess what breed she is? 🤭

Why would a mother and calf beaked whale become beached?On the evening of July 27th, two rare True’s beaked whales live ...
26/08/2025

Why would a mother and calf beaked whale become beached?

On the evening of July 27th, two rare True’s beaked whales live stranded at Kilcummin Back Strand, Co. Mayo. This mother and calf pair was seen swimming rapidly into shallow waters just before high tide, ultimately beaching themselves. Tragically, the mother whale died moments after stranding, while the calf managed to escape but died a number of days later. A post-mortem by Frank O’Sullivan vet from Dublin Zoo and Pawsawhile assisted by vet students revealed the mother was lactating, indicating her calf was dependent on her for survival.

The incident provided a rare glimpse into the pre-stranding behavior of these elusive creatures, thanks to footage captured by a member of the public. The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) appreciates those who alerted them and the trained responders who quickly arrived on the scene. True’s beaked whales are deep-diving species and in reality should only live 50 to 70 km out to sea beyond the Atlantic shelf in deeper waters (2/3km deep).They only venture into shallower areas when they face severe underlying issues such as illness or acoustic trauma.Notably, other deep-diving species have also stranded recently in Scotland and the Netherlands prompting concerns of acoustic damage, perhaps by explosions or mining underwater.Sad to report in the following weeks Frank and team also attended a second Beaked whale stranding off Helvic head Waterford.

Live strandings of these whales are particularly alarming, as they are not suitable for refloating due to their distance from their natural habitat and the risk of repeated strandings.

A post-mortem examination of the deceased whale was conducted on-site by Frank and veterinary students. The IWDG expresses gratitude to the veterinary team and local residents for their invaluable support during this distressing event and for the general surveillance that the public provide about marine mammal strandings.

Meet Emily. Emily is one of our animal care assistants who joined us for work experience a few years ago and has never l...
22/08/2025

Meet Emily.

Emily is one of our animal care assistants who joined us for work experience a few years ago and has never left!! She is like a little sister to the rest of us and enjoys all of the perks that go along with that!!

Time to meet our support staff!First up we have Lauren, one of our animal care assistants. Lauren has been with us for 2...
20/08/2025

Time to meet our support staff!

First up we have Lauren, one of our animal care assistants. Lauren has been with us for 2 years and her kind compassionate nature is noticed by all animals and humans in her care 😊

*UPDATE* OWNER FOUNDDog Found in Efferknock Estate today (Fri Aug 15th) No microchip Male Please share and contact us o...
15/08/2025

*UPDATE* OWNER FOUND

Dog Found in Efferknock Estate today (Fri Aug 15th)
No microchip
Male
Please share and contact us on 0469436877 with any information

Ultrasound day for best girl Pippa with vet Georgie. Pleased to report Pippa is feeling much better and her gastric ulce...
12/08/2025

Ultrasound day for best girl Pippa with vet Georgie.
Pleased to report Pippa is feeling much better and her gastric ulcer is almost healed 🥳

Address

Unit 5 Trim Retail Park, Navan Road
Trim
C15YE16

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9:30am - 5pm

Telephone

046-9436877

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