Allpets Veterinary Hospital

19/08/2025

RIP little one

Young female kitten found under Wheelie bin at Farrell's Furniture Ardee this morning. Brought in my kind member of the public as injured back legs

Unfortunately she was badly injured and did not make it

If you recognise this kitten call us on 0419810000

07/08/2025

Specsavers glasses left in waiting room on 7th July.
Anxious to reunite with owner...
Please call Allpets 041 9810000

01/08/2025

16/07/2025

❗️FOUND DECEASED❗️

This poor cat was found after an assumed RTA in Beacon View, Mornginton on Saturday 12th

Ginger female
No microchip

If you recognise this cat please call Allpets 0419810000

08/07/2025

No signs doesn’t mean no pain. Dental disease is common and it can hurt. 🤕 🦷

Last chance to book a professional dental treatment for your cat or dog and receive 15% off. Offer ends 13 July 2025.

Don’t wait for symptoms. Get ahead of the pain: https://bit.ly/3HklB4v

T&Cs apply, see website.

03/07/2025

Dental chews are a nice treat, but they can’t solve everything.

Our vet teams are here to help. Book your pet in for a professional dental check and clean and receive 15%, available until 13 July 2025.

👉 Dental examination and assessment
👉 Professional scale and polish
👉 Teeth extractions
👉 Any dental x-rays, medications, or therapies
👉 Safe, pain-free procedures carried out under general anaesthetic


Book your dog in today: https://bit.ly/3HklB4v

T&Cs apply, see website.

30/06/2025

🐾 Meet Pepsi! 🐶 This adorable little pup just had his first visit with us at Allpets, and we couldn’t be happier to welcome him and his family to our Pet Health Club! 🎉

By joining our Pet Health Club, Pepsi's owners have ensured he gets the best start in life with comprehensive care that includes regular check-ups, vaccinations, and preventative treatments. Plus, they enjoy exclusive discounts and peace of mind knowing their furry friend is in good hands 🥰

Check out all the amazing benefits of our Pet Health Plan here https://www.allpets.ie/pet-health-club ✅

27/06/2025

That ‘stinky breath’ might mean something more. 👃

Bad breath can be a sign of dental disease. Let us take a look before it turns painful.

Read everything you need to know about dental care for your cat: https://www.pethealthclub.com/uk/pet-advice/cats -and-kitten-care-guides-dental-care?utm_source=Practice&utm_medium=Social

26/06/2025

🐾🌿 Important Wildlife Rescue Reminder 🌿🐾

Before stepping in to rescue wildlife, please stop✋and consider whether intervention is truly necessary. Many young animals are often not abandoned, but simply waiting for their parents to return. Rescuing them unnecessarily can disrupt their natural life cycle.

If you encounter wildlife that appears to be injured or truly orphaned, please visit the Irish Wildlife Matters website for guidance on the best course of action: https://irishwildlifematters.ie/ 🐦🦡🦉🦔🦊🐾

General rule of thumb:
❌ It does NOT need to be rescued
- Young animals/birds that are seen away from their parents are not necessarily in trouble, especially if they are warm and appear active, healthy, and alert.

✅ It needs to be rescued
- If you see an animal with obvious injuries or that is cold and limp, please call us on 0419810000 for advice before bringing it into the clinic for treatment.

25/06/2025

🐰 Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease is a widespread, life-threatening virus ⚠️

Often called viral haemorrhagic disease, it is seen frequently in unvaccinated rabbits because it spreads quickly through direct and indirect contact with infected rabbits.

The best way to protect your pet is with regular vaccinations throughout their life. This not only protects them but also decreases the spread of disease.

If you have a pet rabbit and need to check if their vaccinations are up to date, or need to get them booked in, call the clinic and speak to a member of the team.

24/06/2025

23/06/2025

Just because they’re eating doesn’t mean they’re not in discomfort. 😟

Pets are good at hiding pain. We're good at spotting it.

Learn everything you need to know about dental care for your dog: http://pethealthclub.com/uk/pet-advice/dogs -and-puppy-care-guides-dental-care?utm_source=Practice&utm_medium=Social