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Alveron Veterinary clinic · Kilkenny
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Kilkenny · 27 Alder Road

Alveron Veterinary Clinic

Consulting rooms and an operating theatre for dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, pet birds and reptiles.

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Monday to Friday
8:00–13:00, 14:00–19:00
Saturday
9:00–13:00
Sundays and bank holidays
closed, emergencies only
Phone and emergencies
your number here
01 / CLINIC

About the clinic

The clinic and what we cover

The clinic has three consulting rooms, a dedicated operating theatre, an X-ray and ultrasound room, its own laboratory and a hospital ward with separate areas for dogs and cats. Examination, imaging and surgery can all happen on the same day, with no need to move your pet elsewhere.

Scope

Our patients

Dogs, cats, rabbits and small rodents, pet birds and reptiles. We don't treat farm animals or horses.

Appointments

Booked for an exact time

Appointments are booked in 45-minute slots. A routine examination takes 30 minutes, leaving time for questions and notes.

Records

Patient record

Every procedure, result and vaccination goes on the record. We can issue a copy or a report for another practice within 2 working days.

The daily routine

Mornings and afternoons

Surgery in the mornings, consultations and preventive care in the afternoons. The ward has 6 kennels and a separate isolation kennel.

3

consulting rooms, so booked patients don't queue for one room

45

minutes is one standard appointment slot

6

hospital kennels and one isolation kennel

20

minutes to a blood result from our own lab

02 / SERVICES

What we do

Our services

Four areas covering everyday consultations and planned surgery. You'll find detailed items with prices in the price list below.

01

Preventive care

Health checks, vaccinations, worming, microchipping and EU pet passports.

  • First check for a puppy or kitten
  • Vaccination programmes, with reminders by phone
  • Senior health check for pets over 8, including blood and urine tests

From €9 · 10 to 60 minutes

02

Surgery

Soft tissue surgery, neutering and spaying, wound care, sampling and removal of skin lumps.

  • Gas anaesthesia with continuous monitoring of vital signs
  • Pre-op blood test on the day of surgery
  • A check-up after 3 days and stitch removal after 10 to 14 days, included in the price

From €55 · 45 to 120 minutes

03

Dentistry

Dental examination, ultrasonic scale and polish, extractions and dental X-rays.

  • A dental chart covering every tooth
  • A dental X-ray before every extraction
  • Written home-care advice after treatment

From €15 · 5 to 90 minutes

04

Imaging and laboratory

Digital X-ray, abdominal ultrasound, echocardiography and our own laboratory right here at the clinic.

  • X-ray on screen within 60 seconds
  • Blood count and biochemistry within 20 minutes
  • Cytology samples sent to an external lab

From €18 · 10 to 45 minutes

03 / VACCINATIONS

Preventive care

Vaccination programmes

We keep vaccination dates on the patient record and call you a week before they run out. We only vaccinate animals that are clinically healthy and were wormed 10 to 14 days beforehand.

Puppy

The basic course for a dog, from weaning to the first booster. Avoid contact with unknown dogs until three weeks after the last dose.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
DoseAgePrice
First combined vaccine6 to 8 weeks€32
Second combined vaccine10 to 12 weeks€32
Third dose, plus rabies for travel14 to 16 weeks€45
Booster, combined vaccineonce a year€32

Kitten

The course applies to indoor cats and cats that go outside. For a cat that goes outdoors, we recommend adding the feline leukaemia vaccine after a test.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
DoseAgePrice
First combined vaccine8 to 9 weeks€30
Second combined vaccine12 to 13 weeks€30
Rabies (for travel)from 12 weeks€20
Feline leukaemia test and vaccinefrom 9 weeks€54
Booster, combined vaccineonce a year€30

Adult animals and rabbits

The rabies booster interval depends on the vaccine used, and we record it in the passport every time.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ProgrammeIntervalPrice
Dog, combined vaccineonce a year€32
Cat, combined vaccineonce a year€30
Rabies for travel, dog or catevery 1 to 3 years€20
Rabbit, myxomatosis and RHDonce a year€28
Kennel cough vaccine for dogs in kennels or daycareas recommended€30

Travelling abroad

A rabies vaccination is only valid 21 days after it's given, so sort out the EU pet passport and the vaccination well in advance. Dogs coming back into Ireland also need tapeworm treatment 1 to 5 days before arrival. Rules differ from country to country; when you book, tell us where you're going and we'll give you a list of what's needed.

04 / PRICES

Prices

Prices for our most common treatments

Prices are final and include VAT. The price of a procedure under anaesthetic covers premedication, anaesthesia, the procedure itself, a check-up after 3 days and stitch removal after 10 to 14 days. Medication and materials used during the procedure are included; medication to take home is charged separately.

Preventive care and health checks

Preventive care appointments are in the afternoons, from 14:30 to 18:15.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ServiceDurationPrice
Clinical examination30 min€25
Follow-up examination within 14 days15 min€12
Dog vaccination, combined20 min€32
Cat vaccination, combined20 min€30
Rabies vaccination (for travel)15 min€20
Microchipping, including registration on an approved database20 min€28
Worming, tablet course10 min€9
EU pet passport20 min€18
Senior health check for pets over 8: examination, blood, urine60 min€89

Surgery and anaesthesia

Surgery is on weekdays from 8:00 to 12:00, with admissions at 7:45.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ServiceDurationPrice
Cat castration45 min€65
Cat spay75 min€120
Dog castration up to 20 kg75 min€145
Dog castration over 20 kg90 min€195
Bitch spay up to 20 kg100 min€235
Bitch spay over 20 kg120 min€295
Wound treatment and stitching45 minfrom €55
Skin lump removal60 minfrom €75
Additional gas anaesthesia, per 30 min30 min€35
Hospitalisation, per day or part day24 hrs€28

Dentistry

Dental treatment is always done under anaesthetic, including dental X-rays.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ServiceDurationPrice
Dental examination without anaesthetic20 min€20
Ultrasonic scale and polish60 min€95
Single-root extraction10 min€18
Multi-root extraction20 min€35
Dental X-ray, one image5 min€15
Full-mouth dental X-rays25 min€55
Teeth check for rabbits and rodents30 min€35

Imaging and laboratory

Blood and urine results are ready while you're still here.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ServiceDurationPrice
X-ray, one view20 min€30
X-ray, each additional view10 min€15
Abdominal ultrasound40 min€45
Echocardiography45 min€65
Blood count20 min€28
Biochemistry, 12 parameters20 min€38
Urinalysis20 min€18
Cytology sample, sent to an external lab25 min€42

Rabbits, rodents, birds and reptiles

Planned appointments for exotic pets are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 14:30 to 18:15, when Isabel Kelly MVB is consulting. We see emergencies any day.

Prices are in euro, including VAT.
ServiceDurationPrice
Clinical examination, rabbit or rodent30 min€28
Clinical examination, pet bird30 min€30
Clinical examination, reptile40 min€35
Rabbit vaccination, myxomatosis and RHD20 min€28
Beak and claw trim20 min€22
Lab samples, small species25 min€28
Husbandry and vivarium consultation, including temperature and humidity checks30 min€25

Surcharges

Treatment outside consulting hours or during emergency cover: €35 surcharge. Treatment on Sundays and bank holidays: €45 surcharge. Walk-ins during consulting hours: €10 surcharge if it means moving another booked patient. Emergencies are seen without this surcharge.

05 / YOUR VISIT

How it works

Your visit step by step

A routine visit takes 45 to 60 minutes from arrival to departure. Allow 90 minutes if blood tests or imaging are needed.

01

Arrival and check-in

Please arrive 10 minutes before your appointment. We check your pet's record at reception, or set one up on your first visit. Dogs should be on a lead, and cats and small animals in a carrier.

10 minutes before
02

Weighing and first checks

We weigh your pet and note its weight, temperature and the reason for the visit. Weight is the basis for medication doses, so we check it at every visit.

5 minutes
03

Examination

We examine your pet from nose to tail, check the teeth, skin and ears, listen to the heart and lungs and feel the abdomen. We explain what we find as we go.

20 to 30 minutes
04

Further tests

If needed, we take blood or do an X-ray or ultrasound. We tell you the cost in advance so you can decide. We don't go ahead without your consent.

20 to 40 minutes
05

Findings and advice

We sum up the findings, the options and their cost. You get a printed record, with medication doses and the date of the next check-up.

5 to 10 minutes
06

Payment and next appointment

You pay at reception straight after the visit, in cash or by card. If a check-up is needed, we book it there and then.

5 minutes
06 / PREPARATION

Before surgery

Preparing your pet for a general anaesthetic

These instructions are for planned procedures under general anaesthetic. For emergency admissions, we go by your pet's condition and give you instructions by phone.

24 hours before

The day before

  • Dogs and cats: last meal by 20:00 the evening before.
  • Water stays freely available until the morning.
  • Rabbits, rodents, birds and reptiles should not be starved at all — leave food in the cage.
  • Make a list of any medication your pet takes, with the doses.
  • Brush long-haired breeds — it makes preparing the surgical site easier.
Admission 7:45

On the morning of surgery

  • Don't give any food or treats in the morning.
  • Take water away 2 hours before you arrive.
  • Take your dog for a short walk so it can go to the toilet.
  • Bring the passport or vaccination card, and your pet insurance details if you have them.
  • Bring a blanket or towel from home for the kennel.
The first 48 hours

After you get home

  • On the first evening, give only a third of the normal meal; water as much as they like.
  • 24 hours' rest: no stairs, no jumping and no running free outside.
  • Keep the cone or body suit on as instructed.
  • Check the wound twice a day — it shouldn't be weeping.
  • A check-up after 3 days and stitch removal after 10 to 14 days, both included in the price.

When to call straight away

If your pet hasn't drunk anything for 12 hours after surgery, is vomiting repeatedly, the wound is bleeding or visibly open, or the breathing seems fast and laboured, call us. We'll advise you what to do and, if necessary, see you outside consulting hours.

07 / EMERGENCIES

Emergencies

Emergency and urgent cases

Outside consulting hours, the vet on duty answers the phone. Depending on the situation, they'll advise you what to do, or ask you to come in and have the theatre ready before you arrive.

Emergency line

your number here

Always call before you come, even at night. A quick call decides whether you should set off straight away or wait until morning.

Weekdays
19:00 – 8:00
Weekday lunch break
13:00 – 14:00
Saturday
from 13:00
Sundays and bank holidays
round the clock
Emergency surcharge
€35
Sunday and bank holiday
€45

Come straight away — don't wait until morning

  • An injury, a fall from a height or being hit by a car, even if your pet seems calm.
  • Laboured or rapid breathing, bluish gums, collapse.
  • A swollen, hard belly with unsuccessful attempts to vomit.
  • Seizures lasting more than two minutes, or one after another.
  • A male cat repeatedly trying to pee and passing nothing.
  • Suspected poisoning, a sting, or swallowing a foreign object.
  • Heavy bleeding that doesn't stop after five minutes of pressure.
  • A birth that goes on for more than an hour without progress.
  • Overheating in a car or in the sun, temperature over 40 degrees.

What to do on the way to the clinic

  • Call before you set off. Tell us the species, weight, age and what happened.
  • Don't give human medicines. Common painkillers are poisonous to dogs and cats.
  • Don't make your pet vomit unless the vet tells you to — with corrosive substances it causes more damage.
  • Carry an animal that can't move on something rigid, such as a board or a sturdy carrier.
  • Press on the bleeding with a clean cloth, and keep the pressure on during the journey.
  • Bring the packaging or what's left of the substance — with poisoning, it's the fastest route to the right antidote.
  • Cool an overheated animal with lukewarm water, never ice-cold, and bring it to the clinic straight away.

What to expect when you arrive

  • Emergency treatment is paid on the spot, in cash or by card.
  • Appointments the next day may be moved because of an emergency; we'll let you know.
  • If your pet is hospitalised, you'll get an update by phone every morning.
08 / EQUIPMENT

Rooms and equipment

Clinic equipment

Six areas covering everyday consultations and planned surgery.

Imaging
X-ray
Digital X-ray with the image on screen within 60 seconds. No developing and no waiting for film.
Imaging
Ultrasound
Abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography in a darkened room, so your pet stays calm.
Diagnostics
Laboratory
Blood count, biochemistry and urinalysis with results within 20 minutes, while you're still here.
Procedures
Operating theatre
A dedicated theatre with gas anaesthesia and monitoring of heart, blood pressure and oxygen levels.
Hospital ward
6 kennels
Dogs and cats kept apart, heated pads and a separate isolation kennel for infectious cases.
Waiting room
2 zones
A separate area for cats and small animals, with raised shelves for carriers so they don't have to sit on the floor.
09 / TEAM

Who you'll see

Vets, nurses and reception

Five vets, two veterinary nurses and reception. You can choose your vet when you book; if you don't, you'll see whoever is consulting in that slot.

Clinical director

Zoe Hennessy MVB

Soft tissue surgery, internal medicine

Consulting
Mon–Fri 8:00–13:00
Runs
surgery list
Vet

Peter Casey MVB

Dentistry, dental X-ray

Consulting
Mon, Wed, Fri 14:00–19:00
Dental treatment
Tuesday mornings
Vet

Laura Byrne MVB

Preventive care, vaccinations, consultations

Consulting
Tue, Thu 14:00–19:00
Saturday
9:00–13:00
Exotic pets vet

Isabel Kelly MVB

Rabbits, rodents, pet birds and reptiles

Consulting
Tue, Thu 14:00–19:00
Planned appointments
on these days only
Vet

Mark Sheehan MVB

Ultrasound, echocardiography, X-ray

Consulting
Mon, Tue, Thu 8:00–13:00
Heart scans
Thursday mornings
Veterinary nurse

Deirdre Kinsella RVN

Anaesthesia, in-house laboratory

On duty
Mon–Fri 7:45–15:00
Processes
blood, urine, cytology
Veterinary nurse

Martin Upton RVN

Hospital ward, samples, admissions

On duty
Mon–Fri 11:00–19:00
Calls owners
every morning at 8:30
Reception

Katie Ryan

Appointments, paperwork, gift vouchers

Answers the phone
during consulting hours
Confirms appointments
by the end of the working day

Choosing your vet

Put the name of the vet you'd like to see in the note on the booking form. If they're not consulting at the time you chose, reception will offer the next free slot with the same vet when confirming.

10 / REVIEWS

Client experiences

What clients say

Six reviews from the last six months. They're shortened and published with the clients' consent; at their request, we only give the initial of their surname.

A Sunday emergency
Our cat kept trying to pee and nothing came. They answered the emergency number straight away and had the theatre ready by the time we arrived. The catheter was in within half an hour, and the bill, including the €45 Sunday surcharge, matched what they'd told me on the phone.

Aoife M. March 2026

Bitch spay
My dog weighs 24 kg. I had the €295 price in a written estimate before surgery, and the final bill was the same. The check-up after three days and the stitch removal were included, and nothing was added on.

Martina K. April 2026

Exotic pets
We bring our guinea pigs for teeth checks. The exotics vet consults on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and I got an appointment three days after calling. Reception booked the next check-up there and then.

Peter H. May 2026

In-house laboratory
They took blood at 9:10 and we were going through the results at 9:35, still in the consulting room. I didn't have to come back the next day, and we agreed on the next steps straight away.

Tom B. June 2026

Arriving with a big dog
Our dog doesn't cope well with other animals in the waiting room. I rang from the car, as it says on the website, and they took us straight into a free consulting room. We waited outside for seven minutes.

Liam S. July 2026

Booking and vaccination
I sent a request through the form on Thursday evening, and on Friday morning reception called to confirm the appointment. My cat's booster cost €30, exactly as in the price list on the website.

Sylvia D. August 2026

11 / HOURS

When we're here

Opening hours

Surgery and booked examinations in the mornings, consultations and preventive care in the afternoons. Outside these hours there's emergency cover by phone.

Monday8:00–13:00  ·  14:00–19:00
Tuesday8:00–13:00  ·  14:00–19:00
Wednesday8:00–13:00  ·  14:00–19:00
Thursday8:00–13:00  ·  14:00–19:00
Friday8:00–13:00  ·  14:00–19:00
Saturday9:00–13:00
Sundayclosed, emergencies only

Today is highlighted. The last patient is seen 30 minutes before the end of each session, at 12:30 and 18:30.

There's a break between 13:00 and 14:00. The vet on duty takes calls then, and we'll see an emergency during that time too.

We're closed on bank holidays, with emergency cover only. We take blood samples until 11:00 and 17:30, so the results can go through the lab while you're still here.

Reception

During consulting hours, for appointments and paperwork.

your number here

your number here

Outside opening hours

Call the same number — the vet on duty takes the call.

your number here

Booking

Book by phone or through the form on this page.

Book an appointment

12 / BOOKING

Booking

Book an appointment

Choose the species and the treatment, then add a day and time. You'll see the duration and a guide price as you go. We confirm by phone by the end of the next working day.

Patient and treatment
The list of treatments changes with the species.
Appointment
We don't consult on Sundays or bank holidays.
Time

Choose a day and we'll show the free times based on consulting hours.

Owner's contact details

This request isn't a confirmed booking. The appointment only stands once reception confirms it by phone, by the end of the next working day at the latest.

13 / VOUCHERS

Gift vouchers

Gift vouchers for pet care

We issue vouchers on the spot at reception, or you can order one by phone and collect it at your next visit.

Gift voucher

€25

A health check including teeth, skin, ears and a body condition assessment.

Valid for 12 months from issue

Health check voucher

A clinical examination and advice on further care. Worth €25.

Senior pet voucher

A senior health check for pets over 8, including blood and urine tests. Worth €89.

Voucher for any amount

Issued from €20 in multiples of ten, for any treatment on the price list.

Dental voucher

A scale and polish under anaesthetic. Worth €95.

How to redeem a voucher

When you book, just give the voucher number and we'll take it off the bill at reception.

Rules

Vouchers are transferable and can be used towards part of the bill, but can't be exchanged for cash.

14 / FINDING US

Getting here

Address, parking and access

The clinic is on the ground floor, with its own step-free entrance from the street.

Find us

27 Alder Road

Kilkenny · ground floor, entrance from the street

ALDER ROAD N 1 2 3 4
  1. Alveron Clinic, 27 Alder Road, entrance straight off the footpath
  2. 6 client spaces outside the building, free for your whole visit
  3. Overflow car park 120 metres to the north, when the spaces are full
  4. Bus stop, 4 minutes' walk

By car and parking

There are 6 reserved client spaces outside the building, free for your whole visit. If they're taken, there are more spaces in the car park 120 metres to the north.

By bus

The nearest bus stop is 4 minutes' walk. From the stop, walk in the direction the bus was going and turn right at the second junction; the clinic is the third building on the left.

Step-free access

The entrance is level with the footpath, with no steps or thresholds. The doors are 90 cm wide, and the waiting room and consulting rooms are accessible with a wheelchair or a large carrier on wheels.

Arriving with a big dog

If your dog doesn't cope well with other animals, call us from the car on your number here. We'll bring you straight into a free consulting room so you can skip the waiting room.

Bringing in an animal that can't walk

We have a stretcher at reception. If you need help getting your pet out of the car, call ahead and we'll come out to the car park.

15 / TERMS

Payments and rules

Payment, cancellations and records

You pay straight after the visit, in cash or by card. You can cancel an appointment free of charge up to 12 hours before, and we issue receipts or copies of records within 2 working days.

Payment methods

Cash and card at reception straight after the visit, contactless and phone payments too.

Bank transfer

We invoice breeders, rescues and organisations on 14-day terms, by prior arrangement.

Deposits for procedures

For planned procedures over €200, a €50 deposit is paid when you book, which comes off the final bill.

Estimates

Before every procedure you get a written estimate. If something extra turns out to be needed during the procedure, we call you before carrying on.

Cancelling a booking

Free of charge up to 12 hours before. Later cancellation or not turning up for a surgery appointment: €15.

Rescheduling

We'll move your appointment by phone free of charge, as long as you let us know at least 12 hours before.

Running late

If you're more than 15 minutes late, we'll shorten or move the appointment so other booked patients aren't kept waiting.

Receipts and records

You get a receipt straight away. A copy of the record, a report for another practice or paperwork for your insurer is ready within 2 working days.

Pet insurance

We don't claim directly from pet insurers. We complete the claim form and give you the detailed paperwork to claim yourself.

Personal data

We only use your contact details to arrange appointments, send vaccination reminders and give you results. We don't share them with anyone.

16 / CAREERS

Vacancies

Vacancies

On weekdays the clinic runs two shifts, an early shift from 7:45 and a late shift until 19:00. You can see who's on the team in the Team section.

Vacancy 01

Veterinary nurse, full-time

  • Preparing patients and assisting with anaesthesia.
  • Taking and processing samples in our own laboratory.
  • Caring for hospitalised patients.
  • Start date by agreement, with a fixed rota a month in advance.

Vacancy 02

Vet, part-time

  • Afternoon consultations and preventive care.
  • No night duties — emergency cover is arranged separately.
  • Experience with exotic pets is an advantage, not a requirement.
  • Paid CPD and seminars.

How to apply

Write to us through the form in the contact section, with the job you're interested in and your phone number. We'll get back to you within 5 working days and arrange to meet at the clinic. You can bring your CV to the meeting.

17 / QUESTIONS

FAQ

FAQ

The nine questions we're asked most at reception, with prices, timescales and conditions.

Do I need an appointment, or can I just come in?
Booked patients come first, and we can set aside a whole slot for them. Without an appointment, we'll see you if a slot frees up; expect to wait, and a €10 surcharge if another appointment has to be moved. Emergencies are always seen, without this surcharge.
Which animals do you treat?
Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, pet birds and reptiles. We don't treat farm animals, horses or bees, and we don't have the equipment for them.
How long does a routine visit take?
Appointments are booked in 45-minute slots, and the examination itself takes 20 to 30 minutes. If a blood test or imaging is needed, allow an hour to an hour and a half, including waiting for the results.
When do I get lab results?
We process blood counts, biochemistry and urine here at the clinic, with results within 20 minutes while you're still here. Samples sent to an external lab, such as cytology, take 3 to 5 working days; we'll call you.
Can I stay with my pet during treatment?
For examinations and routine treatment, yes — it actually helps. Not for procedures under anaesthetic or X-rays, for hygiene and safety reasons. When you drop off and collect your pet, we explain in detail what happened.
What about microchipping and passports?
Microchipping with registration costs €28 and takes about 20 minutes; in Ireland it's compulsory for all dogs. We issue an EU pet passport for €18, which requires a valid microchip and a valid rabies vaccination. For travel abroad, sort out the passport at least 21 days before you leave, because the vaccination has to take effect.
Why do you take blood before surgery?
A pre-op blood test shows how the liver and kidneys, which process the anaesthetic, are working, and picks up hidden inflammation or anaemia. Depending on the result, we adjust the dose or postpone the procedure. We take the sample on the morning of the procedure and have the result within 20 minutes.
What if I can't make my appointment?
Let us know at least 12 hours before, and we'll move it free of charge. For later cancellations or not turning up for a surgery appointment, we charge €15, because we can no longer give the slot to another patient.
How quickly do you reply to messages from the form?
Your message goes to the clinic inbox and we reply within 24 hours. The form isn't suitable for emergencies — then call your number here, which is also answered outside consulting hours.
18 / CONTACT

Phone

Contact and messages for reception

Reception answers the phone during consulting hours; outside them, the vet on duty takes calls. We reply to form messages within 24 hours — always phone about an emergency.

Address 27 Alder Road, Kilkenny

Ground floor, own entrance from the street, 6 client parking spaces.

Phone, reception your number here

Appointments, paperwork and questions during consulting hours. The same number is the emergency line outside those hours.

Landline your number here

Answered during consulting hours. Outside them it isn't staffed — call the mobile number instead.

Opening hours Mon–Fri 8:00–13:00 and 14:00–19:00

Saturday 9:00–13:00. Closed Sundays and bank holidays, with emergency cover by phone only.

Written message The form alongside

Your message goes to the clinic inbox and we reply within 24 hours.

Send a message

Message for the clinic

Your message goes to the clinic inbox and you'll get a reply within 24 hours. Don't use the form for emergencies — call your number here instead.

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