Lagan Valley Vets – Lottery Place

Lagan Valley Vets, situated at 7 Lottery Place in Dromore, Co Down, provides comprehensive veterinary care for a diverse range of animals. Their services extend to beloved household pets like cats and dogs, as well as crucial agricultural livestock including cattle and sheep/goats. Furthermore, they are equipped to assist equines and even deer. This practice distinguishes itself through its broad expertise, bridging the gap between companion animal health and vital farm animal welfare. Unlike more specialised clinics, Lagan Valley Vets offers a singular point of contact for the varied animal health needs of the Dromore community, showcasing a versatile and integrative approach to veterinary medicine. For those planning a visit, Lagan Valley Vets can be reached directly at 02892699501. Further details regarding their operating hours and specific services can be found on their website, laganvalleyvets.com. Information on parking and accessibility would be best confirmed by contacting the practice directly.

Lagan Valley Vets – Lottery Place is based at 7 Lottery Place, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1BW in Co Down. The practice treats cats, cattle, deer, dogs, equines and sheep/goats.

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• Philip Flowerday· a month ago

  We were with this practice for the whole of our dog Alfie's life — fourteen and a half years — and I can honestly say they earned every bit of our trust along the way. When Alfie was six, he split two discs in his neck. One of their vets was strict with us about crate rest, more than we expected at the time, but she gave us the shock we needed to take it seriously. That firmness gave us eight more years with him. In his last year, things became more complicated. He started having blood discharge, and a scan found a mass in his stomach as well as severe cystitis. He also had a lump on his chin that came back almost certainly cancerous — though it later disappeared on its own, which surprised everyone. Through all of this, he stayed a happy dog, and whenever we chose to keep treating him rather than stop, the practice respected that and supported us in it. One of their vets, Ruth, gave us advice we still think about: pick three of his favourite things, and when he loses interest in two of them, it's time to let him go. It sounds simple, but it helped us more than we can say. The lumps he'd always had eventually affected one of his eyes, so he was in every so often for eye surgery with Ruth or Amber, and he was always well looked after. Later, when he developed lip fold dermatitis, they talked us through cleaning routines and diet changes that kept him comfortable and eating properly for a good while longer. When we finally made the decision to let him go, it was a Sunday. Sarah offered to come to us, and when we chose to go to the surgery instead, she gave us as much time as we needed with him, with no pressure at all — she only came in to give the injections, then left us in peace. When Ruth came back to work after the weekend and learned Alfie had died, she phoned us straightaway, just to comfort us and tell us how much she'd loved him too. Then, a week later, when we went to collect his ashes, a sympathy card was waiting for us at home. Inside was a handwritten note running to several paragraphs, a paw print, and a lock of his hair. I had always wanted a lock of his hair but never had the courage to ask for one. A paw print hadn't even crossed my mind. And we certainly weren't expecting anyone to take the time to write so much, let alone post it out to us. We both broke down reading it. Alfie, our golden cocker spaniel, was impossible not to love, and it was clear this whole practice loved him too. We couldn't have asked for better care, for him or for us. We can't stress enough how special Lagan Valley Vets and its current team are, for both dog parents and their cherished little ones.

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• Ellen Wilson· 3 years ago

  Very caring, little rescue Kitten was in for her ist injection didn't even miaow.

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• Sarah Fyffe· 4 years ago

  Lagan Valley Vets have very friendly and helpful staff, I know my dogs are in such good hands with them. If my dogs need seen they get me fitted in usually on the same day, and my dogs love it! Never have they been scared to go to the vets.

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• Philip McGrillen· 7 years ago

  Great vets, my pup went in scared and came out like he just got a new toy. Very helpful and professional staff. Prices are good too. My breeder recommended this vets and I'm glad they did.

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• maxine beckett· 7 years ago

  My Rosie had an operation just before xmas A very large fatty lump. Rosie was well cared for by this vets clinic. Her stitches heeled really well.

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