Old Church Veterinary Hospital

06/09/2025

Male kitten found around maas, ardara. Super friendly. Definitely someone's baby. Please like and share. Safe and sound getting cuddles in the office. Ring 0719851559.

06/09/2025

Frida couldn't be happier than at the beach!
We would like to welcome The Salty Fox in Bundoran to our list of stockists! We were way down south yesterday as Iggy was in for a physio and laser session with Izabela Dogs Nature Essence at Old Church Veterinary Hospital in Ballyshannon. No changes for the worst, but it's still a team effort at home.
This morning, we went to The Blue Goat Ramelton to meet Iggy fans (DC & NC 🇺🇸), to deliver an order of prints and calendars and then it was cross county to Signz in Dungloe via Yer Man's Coffee Cove in Fintown!
Tomorrow, we'll stay local to rest (ha!) and get some office work done before our Sunday pop-up market at The Shamrock. 4pm - 7pm!
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The Salty Fox
Tullan Strand Rd
Bundoran

15/08/2025

Owner found
Found

This female dog was found in Ballyshannon on the main street. Microchipped but not registered.

Any information please contact 071-9851559

01/08/2025

Our very own Ghost representing Donegal in the Nose of Tralee. Can everyone please give him a vote.

This is the voting link. https://m.shortstack.page/x43w52?sre=rx5N2wtwPqMRmCy

01/08/2025

Update Owner found

Dog found glencar road, is microchipped but not registered, please ring 0719851559 for more information

27/07/2025

Update owner found

**FOUND***

Dog found in Finner, has no microchip, there is another dog with it aswell but couldn't get it. Anyone any information please contact us on 071 9851559

25/07/2025

* Job Opportunity*

Old Church Vets require a Dog Groomer for a full time position with immediate start in the Ballyshannon and Donegal town area. Candidates with experience preferred but training will be provided.

Email laura.doherty@oldchurchvets.com

25/06/2025

Great to see young farmers, great write up on Evan & Kyle Walsh.

“You don’t hear many 25-year-olds say this anymore…”

“Farming’s our future. We’ve no intention of walking away.”

In the hills above Ballintra, Donegal, Evan Walsh and his brother Kyle are up at all hours lambing, calving, reseeding, dosing, and driving the family farm forward. Pedigree ewes, suckler cows, a butcher shop connection – the lot.

He’s just 25. His brother’s 21. They’ve Green Certs, good stock, and a serious work ethic.

But Evan’s not naive. He knows how few lads his age are sticking with it. Land is scarce, costs are climbing, and plenty of their friends have gone elsewhere.

Still, he’s confident. And not just for himself.

He reckons the next generation can make a future of it – but only if they’re backed properly, heard fairly, and not left holding the shovel while the decisions are made elsewhere.

He’s already part of a new sheep initiative with Kepak, and he’s not shy about calling things as he sees them.

What keeps him hopeful? And what would make more young people stick around?

https://www.independent.ie/farming/sheep/why-this-25-year-old-donegal-farmer-with-500-sheep-and-60-sucklers-is-confident-about-the-future-of-irish-farming/a2123347917.html

09/05/2025

Back in stock

24/04/2025

Update *Owner found*

Male dog found at the sheil hospital ballyshannon. No microchip. Please like and share. For more information ring 0719851559

20/04/2025

Happy Easter

18/04/2025

Happy Friday folks, mammy needed a helping hand getting this cutie out this morning. 🥰