DSPCA Veterinary Hospital
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Your pet's health is our top priority, and excellent service is our goal. Offering the highest quality medicine in modern facilities, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive veterinary care for your pets through a combination of state of the art veterinary diagnostics, and a compassionate veterinary staff that is caring, professional and committed to the highest medical standards. We provide 24 hours vet care 7 days a week. We have an emergency vet on call after hours so ring 4994780 for emergencies.
We believe we have the best combination of high quality medicine, convenience and availability, and affordability of any veterinary practice. We strive to provide individualized, caring, and personalized service to all of our clients. Our aim is to build a relationship with you and to understand your pets health and behaviour patterns.
When you use our Vet practice for your pets, all of the profits go back into the Dublin SPCA Animal Rescue Charity to help rescue and care for sick and injured animals & wildlife. For the first time ever, you have a choice to use Veterinary services where 100% of the profits go directly to helping rescued animals.
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facebook.comMissing from Dalkey, please help reunite with owner.
January Competition! Just upload your favourite photo of your dog under this post to be in with a chance of winning this hamper, best of luck everyone!
Male neutered cat, missing from Dublin 16 area since last weekend. Please contact the hospital if found.
Storm Eleanor: Weather warning in place. • Keep your animals indoors during bad weather, supply cats with litter trays and lead walk dogs outside to go to the toilet. • Check that your animals are micro-chipped (details must be up to date) and that they are wearing an ID tag and collar. • Ensure vaccinations are up to date, river water can increase the spread of disease, flood water may be contaminated. • If you have animals usually kept outside, make sure they have a secure shelter, food and water at all times. • If you have rabbit hutches outside bring them in to a shed or garage, strong winds may bring down trees, outdoor hutches are at risk of being hit by debris and of flooding. • In case of a veterinary emergency, have your vets number saved or written down, some vets don't provide on-site out of hours services so be aware if you need to travel to an unfamiliar location, have the directions ready before you need them.
Happy New Year to all our clients!
Happy Christmas from all the staff at the DSPCA Veterinary Hospital!
How old is your cat?
The fabulous Max was in for his 2nd vaccination on Saturday and his lovely owners sent us this fab photo of him posing.
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