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Anicare Vets are a progressive and passionate team of small animal vets and nurses serving Dublin, Ireland.
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Anicare Veterinary Group run three accredited Small Animal Hospitals and one accredited Small Animal Surgery in Dublin. We have branches in Glasnevin, Clontarf, Blanchardstown and Santry. We offer a full range of services from preventative healthcare to advanced diagnostic, medical and surgical procedures.

04/10/2023

This is just some of the amazing work that Dogs Aid do for our canine friends! If you are in a position to make a donation and help out, please follow the link in their post 🐶🐶

26/06/2023

New mum Bella was in to brighten our Monday for a check after having this cutie. 😍😍She was such a proud mum showing off her new bundle of joy 🐶🎀

23/06/2023

Wonderful win at Clash of the Clinics for our Blanchardstown group! Thanks to for hosting this event, see you all next year!😉

18/06/2023

Happy Father’s Day to all the Fur Dads out there.. Hope your having a pawsome day. 🐾🐶🐱🐰🐤

09/06/2023

From all our staff at Anicare we want to wish our clients a happy Pride Month ☺️🏳️‍🌈

09/06/2023

The lovely Willow was in to visit our vet Jenny today 👩‍⚕️🐾.
How cute is this face 😍😍

06/06/2023

Clontarf phones are currently down, let the other branches know if you need anything!
Have a good day 🏖️

03/05/2023

Ears or no ears?? 🐶

Swipe ➡️ for fuzzy content

29/04/2023

26/04/2023

Best boy Milo after his Castrate🥰 we’re proud of ya’ Mi’🤍

21/04/2023

Bailey was booked in for a spay today and she’s doing absolutely great!🥰 she’s a total cuddle bug!

21/04/2023

Bailey was booked in for a Spay today and she’s doing absolutely great🥰 she’s a total cuddle bug!

10/03/2023

Meet Winnie and Kai! They were in for an injection and implant today with our vet! They did fantastically and went home in great form🥰

10/02/2023

Puppy party!! These little lads were in for their vaccinations and worming and it’s safe to say they got plenty of cuddles!

05/12/2022

Hi everyone! Christmas is around the corner which means our days and hours may be altering! Please contact each branches if you’re due food or meds before we close! 🥰

30/11/2022

This is Ducky! She was in for a checkup with our vet in blanch and she’s the sweetest soul ever!🥰❤️

22/11/2022

This is Chip! Chip came in for a weigh and worm yesterday with the nurses and was so excited he lost control of his legs!

19/10/2022

Meet Roberta!

Roberta is originally from Italy where she graduated from the University of Bologna in 2012.

She moved to Dublin right after graduation for a “6 months work experience”... fast forward to today and she still hasn’t left!

She worked in the DSPCA and UCD, before deciding to follow her passion for cats and become a cat vet! She spent 6 years working in a cat only clinictook further studies into this subject and in 2018 was awarded with a certificate in Feline Medicine and Surgery.

Roberta is also a member of the ISFM (International Society of Feline Medicine) and strongly believes in cat friendliness and providing cats with the highest standard of care.

Wanting to be able to offer more minimal invasive options to her patients, she started studying endoscopy (when a procedure is carried out using a camera to look inside the body) and endosurgery (keyhole surgery) and was a awarded with a certificate in Endoscopy & Endosurgery in 2022.

Roberta has two pets waiting for her to return home from work: Duma, the 12 years old Italian ginger cat, and Fionn, the crazy 2 years old Irish Lurcher!

As any good Italian, Roberta loves cooking (and eating!). She also likes to spend her free time doing yoga, surfing and hiking.

14/10/2022

*MISSING* This gorgeous all grey cat has been missing since yesterday evening around Belclare cresent, Poppintree area. Owners are very worried about her so please contact (01)8375545 with any information.

06/10/2022

Our Glasnevin window display is all ready thanks to our amazingly talented Vet Nurse Ciara! Just in time for spooky season 👻🎃

16/09/2022

*UPDATE* - OWNER FOUND
Entire male terrier found in Glasnevin Cemetery this morning. Has a black collar on with yellow stripes. Not microchipped and has no tags on the collar. Lovely friendly dog, if you recognise him please contact Botanic Veterinary Hospital on 01 8375543.

24/06/2022

Please take note for anyone who will need to order any prescription medications and food!

07/01/2022

One week from her 17th birthday today we said goodbye to our beloved Maggie. She could not have given us more love, affection or loyalty. She was a true legend and “simply the best” But her time had come and as a friend said better a day to early than a week to late. It’s hard to quantify the pleasure she gave us but not so the loss. Hopefully she’s in some form of Doggieland now chasing balls and wagging her tail, begging for our dinner and looking for walks. I feel I’ve lost my best friend but the memories will always live on. Thanks Maggie for so much.

07/01/2022

Christmas is coming to an end and we sadly have to take down our window painting at our Botanic clinic 😭 We hope you all had a wonderful and safe season! This amazing painting was done by one of our nurses Ciara ❤ She's just so talented!

22/12/2021

Please be patient and kind to our staff during this time. We will try our best to accomodate you. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Christmas 🎄

20/12/2021

🎄 CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS 🎄
Swipe to find your clinics opening hours over Christmas! Please make note of these times to avoid any confusion
Make sure to put in any repeat prescriptions and food orders before Wednesday 22nd to ensure that they will be ready for you before we close on Christmas day.
Due to a decrease in staff working, orders and prescriptions may take longer than usual so please be patient and order early 🎄

28/11/2021

Dog-tor Noodle at your service 🐶

26/11/2021

One of our herbivore patients enjoying his meal after surgery 🥰

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 19:30
Tuesday	09:00 - 19:30
Wednesday	09:00 - 19:30
Thursday	09:00 - 19:30
Friday	09:00 - 19:30
Saturday	09:30 - 16:30
Sunday	10:00 - 12:00
	14:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+35318375543

Website

http://www.anicare.ie/

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Stanley Part 2! Shortly after Stanley's recovery, we received this video from Stanley's family showing us how far he has come! ❤️

Réiltín loooved watching this movie at home with her mammy, Vet Aisling 🥰 Does you pet have a favourtie movie ? . . . . . . #cats #catstagram #catsofinsta #catsofinstagram #movies #petmovies #petsreact

Happy International Rabbit Day! Hope all your little bunnies are being spoilt today .. and every other day after 😂 . . . . . . #rabbit #rabbitsoftheworld #InternationalRabbitDay #bunny

Pandemic Puppies: Questions and Answers

Any questions you might need answered about your dog.

WORKING FROM HOME ROUTINE

WORKING FROM HOME ROUTINE 2020 will forever be known as the year we stayed at home. Many people are still working from home and instead of colleagues causing distractions in the office, these distractions can come from pets. We’d love to hear how you and your furry friend have adapted to meet the new challenges or how they’ve helped you through trickier times.

PARVOVIRUS IN DOGS

PARVOVIRUS IN DOGS What is canine parvovirus? Canine parvovirus and PVE are common, serious and highly contagious diseases, spread by direct contact with an infected dog, or with their faeces. It is frequently fatal in puppies and elderly dogs. Parvo can be spread by other animals – including cats, who can also become infected. Read our article to find out more https://www.myfamilyvets.co.uk/parvovirus-in-dogs

HAPPY EASTER 🐇 We would like to wish you all a very Happy Easter!

WELCOMING A NEW PUPPY INTO YOUR HOME Picking up your adorable new puppy today? The first night in their new home can be challenging for both you and your new family member. Make sure they’re as comfortable as possible with our handy tips below. Bear in mind that even if you follow all these tips, your pup can still be unsettled for the first couple of nights 🐶 Be patient and keep to a routine. Why not share photos of your puppy settling into their new home or tell us the best piece of advice you were given to help them settle in?

WELCOMING A NEW KITTEN INTO YOUR HOME A new kitten – how exciting! Don’t worry if they’re a little timid at first, we all find moving house a bit overwhelming. Follow our top tips on how to settle them in and before you know it they’ll be bursting with kitten enthusiasm 😺 Why not share photos of your kitten settling in and tell us what worked best for you? We love to see kitten photos!

SPRING FORWARD 🕰️ Don't forget! The clocks spring forward tomorrow!

Tick Bite Prevention Week Here are 10 Top Tips to help you be aware of ticks, how to avoid them and how to deal with any that your pet may pick up.

WORLD SPAY DAY Every February, on the last Tuesday of the month, World Spay Day highlights to pet guardians the importance of neutering for animal birth control...

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT PUPPY VACCINATIONS

COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT PUPPY VACCINATIONS Your dog’s annual injections include vaccination against parvo, so it’s vital to keep these up to protect your pet against this serious infection. Puppies can be vaccinated against canine parvovirus from around six weeks old. As well as protecting your dog or puppy against this nasty and potentially serious disease, regular vaccination is required by kennels and pet insurers as a condition of cover. Read our article to find out more: https://www.myfamilyvets.co.uk/common-questions-about-puppy-vaccinations

NATIONAL LOVE YOUR PET DAY Every day is love your pet day! Share a picture of your pet in the comments below...

PANCAKE DAY Is it Pancake Day already? It's really crêped up on us!

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Who Loves Ya Baby! Pop a pic of your poppit that loves you in the comments below...

KEEPING WARM ON WALKS - TIPS FOR OWNERS AND DOGS

KEEPING WARM ON WALKS - TIPS FOR OWNERS AND DOGS Fashion or function? Luckily it’s easy to achieve both when it comes to keeping dogs warm during winter walks. Some dog breeds feel the cold more than others, especially those with a short coat. It can be beneficial for some dogs to wear a dog coat outside in the colder months. We’d love you to send us a photo of your dog wearing their winter coat in the comments section below, or contact the practice for any advice.

SAFETY TIPS FOR WALKING YOUR DOG IN THE DARK

SAFETY TIPS FOR WALKING YOUR DOG IN THE DARK When walking your dog in the dark, make sure that both you AND your dog are visible to others. For owners, this means avoiding dark clothing and wearing reflective safety gear such as a vest, strap or wristband. There are several options for keeping your dog visible in the dark such as a reflective dog jacket, collar, lead, harness or even an LED light-up safety necklace. Dogs with darker fur are more difficult to see in the dark however, even if you have a lighter coloured dog, you should make sure your dog can be seen in the dark.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER DAY Reply with your favourite day of the year and why it's Golden Retriever Day!

Who's dog loves a good bath? Share your pictures with us!

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