Armagh Ortho Animal Care

Armagh Ortho Animal Care , situated on Drumgaw Road in Armagh, Co Armagh, BT60 2AD, provides comprehensive veterinary services for a remarkably diverse array of creatures. Their expertise covers companion animals such as birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals, extending significantly to livestock including cattle, pigs, poultry, and sheep/goats, alongside equines and even deer and other exotic/wild animals. This practice stands out for its broad and inclusive approach, catering to the health and well-being of almost any animal that might require veterinary attention in the region. Unlike more specialised clinics, Armagh Ortho Animal Care offers a singular point of contact for families with pets, farmers with livestock, and those involved in wildlife care, demonstrating a commitment to the entire animal community of Co Armagh. For those planning a visit, the practice maintains consistent operating hours from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM on weekdays, including Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. On Saturdays, they are open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, while remaining closed on Sundays. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 02837522925, or inquiries can be directed to armadale@btconnect.com.

Armagh Ortho Animal Care is based at 4 Drumgaw Road, Armagh, Co Armagh, BT60 2AD in Co Armagh. The practice treats birds, cats, cattle, deer, dogs and equines.

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4.6(168 reviews)

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• Jason O'reilly· 2 months ago

  My partner had an appointment here recently and was really disappointed by the atmosphere at the front desk. The receptionist was abrupt and dismissive, which set a negative tone before I even got to my appointment. It’s a shame because first impressions matter, and the energy at reception felt unwelcoming and stressful rather than professional or supportive. A bit of courtesy and basic respect would go a long way. I also overheard a reception member making comments about another staff member with another older lady. Seemed to be cleaner Sort this out guys :(

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• Theresa Barr· 3 months ago

  The team were so great yesterday after helping us through the process of letting our old doggy go to sleep for the final time. So grateful for their compassion and help

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• Clair Wilson· 4 months ago

  Friendly and efficient staff. Clean and welcoming practice would highly recommend to all.

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• HARRY NESBITT· 5 months ago

  Made the mistake of taking my cat here, dreadful experience, a suspicious wound appeared when I got him home, that looked like it had been done with the clippers they use, fur missing and bad skin abrasion, he went in for as it turned out a constipation issue. Took back and first of all they stuck a plaster over it, wound still open, returned and they only stitched around wound, still leaving it open and exposed, home again then back and another vet said the wound needed completely closed which was done, (should have been done in first place) then took him for check up, and young vet nurse removed stitches telling me wound was fine and no longer needed cone, recovery suit and could let him outside again, but by the evening of same day wound was completely open again!! Now using a professional practice who have done a great job, and I will never ever use this excuse for a veterinary practice again. Incompetence at the highest level! Also a lack of empathy from staff and more interested in how much money they could squeeze out of me which was alot. As another reviewer said, if you love your pet, avoid this one at all costs!! You have been warned!!

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• Simon Cooper· 7 months ago

  This Vetanary group in Armagh are without doubt the most passionate, caring, skilled people I have ever met. The vets, nurses and receptionists are all truly special the way they deal with pets and their owners. I want to thank them all for the care of my dog Dylan for the past 8 years and especially more recently when we had to say goodbye, it was done with such dignity and compassion. Simon and Pauline Cooper Armagh

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