Knockatemple, Roundwood, Co. Wicklow A98 Y8W7

24/7 Emergency Small Animals01 260 9920 Farm Animals087 138 0739

Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

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Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

Make An Appointment

Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

Make An Appointment

Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

Make An Appointment

Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

Make An Appointment

Total Pet & Farm Healthcare

We treat our patients as we would love to be treated

Make An Appointment

Companion Animals

We offer a wide range of in-house services for companion animals including vaccinations and surgery. We pride ourselves on customer care and we always make sure to keep in contact with clients about their pets.

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Farm Animals

We treat small ruminants, pigs and deer as well as providing medication advice for cattle. We have hospitalisation facilities in our new, state-of-the-art surgery room and we also have a call-out service should clients be unable to travel to us.

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Welcome to Roundwood Vets

We provide veterinary services for companion animals (dogs, cats, rabbits), small ruminants (sheep and goats) and other small livestock – calves, pet pigs and even some deer and chickens!

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Cat Boarding

Stay tuned for updates about our cattery which will be opening soon!

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28 Apr 2021 | News

New Dog

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28 Apr 2021 | News

Why Does My Pet Need Parasite Prevention?

When you take your dog to the vets, we will always check to see when their last parasite prevention...
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27 Apr 2021 | News

Obesity In Pets – Why Is It Such A Big Deal?

Obesity is becoming an increasing problem in veterinary medicine. A pet is considered obese once it weighs 15-20% more...
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