Bushypark Vets

23/10/2026

Beautiful 8-week-old Labrador retriever Lucy came to visit us with her family for her vaccines. 🩷

06/10/2026

We are proud to be a local, independent vet clinic involved in our community.

We had a beautiful morning greeting Maigh Cuilin Under 6 girls Gaelic football and presenting them with their new Bushypark vets sponsored jerseys.

11/07/2026

28/05/2026

Thank you to all who shared and to the two members of the public who went out to look for
Lando and found him. He’s safe, comfortable and resting before his next adventure.

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FOUND Lando who is known for wandering, is once again missing from the salthill area. He belongs to one of our vets and we’d really appreciate it you could share.

If anyone has seen him contact bushypark vets.

He is neutered, chipped and has no collar.

08/05/2026

Coco has gone missing from Rahoon/Mincloon/Knocknacarra area in Galway. She is chipped and has a number on her collar. We think she was spotted around Millars Lane/Dunnes Knocknacarra this afternoon. Contact number is 0872255622

Thank you,
Bushypark vets

30/04/2026

Uma visited us last month and was the happiest little lady eating treats across the table whilst we took a helpful history from her owner. 🩷

02/04/2026

✨ A Little Fighter Named Tic Tac ✨

When Tic Tac first came to us at Bushypark Vets, he was a very sick little cat. He was quiet, weak, and clearly not himself — his family were incredibly worried.
After a work-up he was diagnosed by our vet Róisín with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) — a condition that, not so long ago, carried a very poor prognosis.

But Tic Tac had other plans 💛
With the support of his dedicated family and access to treatment, he began his journey. Day by day, we started to see glimpses of the cat he used to be — brighter eyes, more energy, and that spark returning.

Fast forward to now…
🎉 Tic Tac has completed his treatment — and he has done brilliantly.

Treating cases like this means so much to us. Tic Tac is a perfect example of what can be possible with early recognition, committed care, and the right treatment.

A huge well done to his amazing owners for their dedication — and to Tic Tac, for being such a strong little warrior 🐾
We’re so proud to have been part of his journey.

If your pet ever seems “not quite right,” trust your instincts and get them checked — early intervention can make all the difference.

22/03/2026

Lovely dog found straying in the Maam Cross area last night. Chipped, but unfortunately, it is not registered. Please share & contact us with any info 091445005

19/03/2026

Kobe came in today and was enjoying the sunshine like the rest of us! ☀️🤌🩷

12/03/2026

Cytology tells us what’s hiding inside your pets ears. We take a swab, stain in house and have our findings the same day.

Here is a heavy neutrophil infiltrate which helps guide our treatment options. Dogs with chronic supporative (pus) ear infections are 50% more likely to have a middle ear infection which needs aggressive treatment.