Parklands Veterinary – Old Moy Road

Parklands Veterinary is situated at 5 Old Moy Road in Dungannon, County Tyrone, offering veterinary care for an exceptionally diverse array of creatures. This practice expertly attends to everything from common domestic pets like cats and dogs, to farm animals such as cattle, pigs, and sheep/goats, as well as more unusual patients including birds, camelids, deer, equines, exotic/wild animals, and poultry. What truly sets Parklands Veterinary apart is its comprehensive scope, catering to nearly every animal type imaginable within the rural setting of County Tyrone. This broad spectrum of care, from small mammals to large livestock, underscores its vital role in supporting both agricultural communities and pet owners in the region, providing a singular, inclusive resource for animal health. For those planning a visit, Parklands Veterinary operates Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, and on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; the practice is closed on Sundays. A dedicated client car park is available on-site for convenience. Appointments or inquiries can be made by calling 02887752299 or emailing dungannon@parklandsvets.co.uk.

Parklands Veterinary – Old Moy Road is based at 5 Old Moy Road, Dungannon, Co Tyrone, BT71 6PS in Co Tyrone. The practice treats birds, camelids, cats, cattle, deer and dogs. It is open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

Parklands Veterinary – Old Moy Road Prices

4.3(84 reviews)

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• Jessica Gomes Van Den Houte· 2 months ago

  My dogs have no issue walking in the door like it’s a day spa compared to other vets where they resist. You can see all the staff take pride in their position and are passionate at what they do. They are caring, acknowledgeable and are take the time to answer all your questions no matter how silly the question may be. Highly recommend Parklands Vets.

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• Emma Callaghan· 3 months ago

  First visit yesterday with my new kitten for first vaccinations and health check. The vet was very friendly and so good with my kitten who unfortunately has ear mites so treatment was a little uncomfortable for him. All information was provided and no hidden costs. The information inside the kitten pack is very informative and treats, food and toy inside the kitten pack was a lovely touch. Receptionist was very friendly and approachable - all details thoroughly check and all information provided.

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• Marie Therese Jackson· 6 months ago

  Thank you for looking after Suzy from 2009 not that we needed u much but the way you have looked after my husband and me this last fortnight I want to thank you from the bottom of or hearts when we had to say goodbye you made the very hard decision for us a little more easy for her and we will always be truly thankful

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• Ron Patterson· 7 months ago

  Have used this veterinary practice for at least 8 years now and find the staff very helpful and pleasant. The small animal vets used have always been courteous, knowledgeable and have time to listen and respond to your concerns about your pet. They accept most main brands of pet insurance and will handle claims efficiently taking the task off your shoulders. All in all, first class service. Highly recommended.

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• Kieran McCann· a year ago

  We took our very sick dog to several vets who struggled to help our dog buddy due to it being the weekend. His health deteriorated rapidly and I nearly lost him several times that morning trying to find a vet in the mid ulster area. Parklands saved his life. The team including Rachel, Shannon, Clare and Liz were incredible. The level of care and the effort they put in to save our dog was unbelievable. The cost for all tests and overnight care was a fraction of what we paid for a consultancy and bloods in Belfast Vet Now. We have moved our vets to parkland and are here to stay for the foreseeable. Thank you

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