Orchard Veterinary Centre – Loughgall Road

Orchard Veterinary Centre is located at 59 Loughgall Road in Armagh, Co Armagh (BT61 7NG). This comprehensive veterinary facility provides veterinary care for a wide array of species, including domestic pets such as cats, dogs, and small mammals, alongside large animals like cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, and equines. The centre also extends its services to address the unique needs of deer, poultry, and exotic/wild animals. What truly sets Orchard Veterinary Centre apart is its extensive and diverse specialisation across both companion and farm animals, coupled with expertise in exotics and wildlife. This breadth of capability ensures that whether clients are bringing in a family pet, managing a commercial farm, or caring for more unusual creatures, they can find seasoned professionals ready to assist. Such a wide-ranging scope allows the practice to be a central hub of animal health for the entire Armagh community and beyond. For those planning a visit, Orchard Veterinary Centre can be reached directly at 02837510088, or alternatively, enquiries can be sent to zen103117@zen.co.uk. Detailed visitor information regarding specific opening hours, parking availability, and accessibility features for both animal and human clients would be advised prior to arrival to ensure a smooth visit.

Orchard Veterinary Centre – Loughgall Road is based at 59 Loughgall Road, Armagh, Co Armagh, BT61 7NG in Co Armagh. The practice treats cats, cattle, deer, dogs, equines and exotic/wild.

Orchard Veterinary Centre – Loughgall Road Prices

4.7(146 reviews)

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• B “Benny” McHugh· 5 months ago

  Seen my dog today very last minute, very understanding staff and gentle vet, my wee man didn't yelp once. Got his follow up appointment for first thing Monday morning. Just feel this is a place I can trust!

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• Danielius Rakalskis· 6 months ago

  Never in my life have i ever seen such a terrible animal veterinary. We brought our dying small dog over to them in hopes she will make it, but it seems they dont know how to stitch or seal a wound/ puncture wound. After our angel stayed their over night, we were told we can bring her back, but after i seen the work theyve done, i was in utter shock as to how bad of a job they did. The puncture wounds our dog had, havent been sealed. later on our angle bled out in our home. I then called and drove over to them as fast as possible to see if they could do anything at all, but the people their which i wish i could call all types of slurs just said with a straight face 'welp we cant do much about that' and walked back inside without a care in the world. If i could i would do whatever i can in my power to shut down their business or even sue the living hell out of them. But what can a 17 year old do? so i did the smart thing and decided to never go back to these greedy people who only want money.

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• James Ferry· 6 months ago

  If you are looking for a professional veterinary look no further. I took my 4 year old dog in for an emergency C section over the weekend. Staff at orchard looked after my little girl as if she was their own and within a few hours she was out of surgery and on way to a full mend . She delivered 5 beautiful pups under the hands of Connor and his trusted female colleague ( I apologise as her name escapes me). I am very grateful for everything they have done and I am especially happy with the price they gave me for such a big operation (compared to scandalous prices you would pay in parkland) . Thanks to all the team in orchard veterinary centre.

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• Shauna Hoey· 6 months ago

  Absolutely amazing vet. Had my dog here over 3 weeks ago as my dog was poorly. They kept hwr over night and had to perform surgery the next morning . Staff are so friendly and I felt so at ease leaving my dog.

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• cherry B· 5 years ago

  My dog got an infection after going here. We took my dog to get glass taken out of his foot, they gave him too much anesthesia and he was spaced out for 10 hours, they didn't give us any antibiotics and his foot got infected after, we had to go to a different vet to get him checked and to get antibiotics, we're now changing vets.

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