Strule Veterinary Services

Strule Veterinary Services is a farm and equine practice located in Northern Ireland. Established in 1972, the practice offers veterinary care for farm animals and horses. The practice prides itself on a skilled veterinary team dedicated to providing high-quality care and excellent continuity of service. They recognise the special bond owners have with their animals and strive to ensure their comfort and recovery. Strule Veterinary Services operates six days a week and provides its own 24-hour emergency care for clients. Free parking is available at the practice.

Strule Veterinary Services is based at 10 Castle Brae, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 4AS in Co Tyrone. The practice treats aquatics, birds, camelids, cats, cattle and deer. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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4.7(63 reviews)

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• Daniel· 2 years ago

  Brilliant Vets , they take really good care of our Dogs 🐕

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• Michelle Donaghy· 3 years ago

  Very professional and friendly service every time. My golden lab Mila loves the girls in there as they always give her a belly rub 💕

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• Kenneth Robinson· 3 years ago

  They have been brilliant with my wee dog. I have been very impressed with them and a big thanks to Ann the vet that examined my wee dog as she was very thorough and explained everything to me.

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• Rachel Catherine Sproule· 5 years ago

  Last night my dog Trixie decided to eat an entire share bar of dairy milk, so she had to get rushed into the vet. Kim helped to reassure me during an incredibly frightening time and Trixie has since made a full recovery. I cant thank Strule Vets enough, I dont know what would've happened without them.

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• Le Anne· 7 years ago

  Our beautiful dog was attacked by a collie leaving him so badly mauled that he nearly lost an eye. Both lady vets were amazing over the five weeks he needed treatment and although our wee baby has not regained full sight from either eye, and probably never will, he managed to keep his eyes and we hope he will continue to improve as the optic nerve heals and scarring fades. Wendy (I think) in particular was very good and able to remove stitching from his eye without sedation which was amazing since our pup was not very trusting.

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