Julie Gartland
I needed care on 19th February 2026,went to claire ferris, ended up toxins in the blood & so it became a sleep over for me, been with claire near 10 years & regular 4 weekly visits, all I can say is ,thank you very much for the care & attention i received, mummy didn't like me sleeping over,but understood when she came to pick me up, & seen i was going to get better, Claire you are a true animal person "ie"animals 1st, THANK YOU VERY MUCH LOVE ❤️ ❣️ 💕
Kimberley
I cannot sing their praises enough. Our little dog had a suspicious lump. Antibiotics and steroids seemed to do the trick then a few days after the steroids were stopped the mass was back with a vengeance literally overnight alongside another on the other side. We phoned our usual vet,clares vets cavehill, we had an appointment in Whiteabbey same day which was a saturday and she was booked in for surgery the coming Thursday. We were offered transport on the day which was amazing, but ultimately we wanted to bring her in and pick her up again ourselves. She received a 5 star service again, we had a very thorough update by phone from the surgeon as soon as she was out if theatre and we are now awaiting pathology grading results with fingers and toes crossed we finally get some good news that borders were clear and its low grade and we can breathe. The after care follow up plan they have put in place is fantastic and we feel like she could not have been in any better hands throughout all of this. No matter the coming results outcome we are certain they've done their absolute best for her and we are eternally grateful for the clares team. Much love and thanks to them all from Pipers family ❤️
Pip Prior
It is always a pleasure to visit Clare vets in Ballyclare for both myself and my dog Milo. My recent visit was no exception. All the staff were friendly , professional and put us at ease. Great treatment and advice. You help us all to look after our beloved pets. Thank you again. Pip and Milo
75 Ballynure Rd, Ballyclare BT39 9AG, UK
BT39 9AG
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