| Welcome to Newry Veterinary Centre Ltd. we are located at the base of Dorans Hill on Patrick St. Newry (just down from Newry sports centre). |
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| Eibhlin Murray our trainee assistant veterinary nurse ensures all instruments and facilities are well maintained, here she is preparing surgical kits for sterilization. |
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| Day patients recovering quietly in beds. |
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| Nurses keep a close eye on patients throughout there stay. |
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| Keeping the practice neat and tidy helps work flow smoothly. |
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| Our in house lab facility allows a lot of samples to be processed at the practice so critical results can be gained rapidly. |
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| Biochemistry, haematology and microscopy can all be performed in the practice by trained staff. |
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| Happy vet students regularly may be seen shadowing the team to learn in and out of the practice. |
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| Shona Grant another happy vet student you may spot helping out in and around the practice! |
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| Tea breaks are few and far between but much appreciated! |
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| Some large animal diagnostics or specialist testing requires sent to Stormont or laboratories in England, we make it a priority to have these samples in the post ASAP and have a speedy return of results to our clients. |
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| High quality images can be gained rapidly using our digital x-ray system, this means we can gain a lot of information quickly from a single x-ray. These images are archived for easy access and if needed can be quickly emailed to specialist veterinarians for case advice and referral cases. This technology has also proven invaluable when assessing hips and elbows for potential breeders. |
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| Our floatable x-ray table means that animals can be repositioned under the x-ray beam without having to move the animal itself, this minimises stress and man-handling to conscious/sedated patients as well as saving the vets and nurses backs! |
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| Surgical theatre, this is where operations are performed. It is important that this is a spacious room with minimal equipment so there is plenty of room to for the vets and nurses to move in whilst operating. By minimising places where dust may gather and having a comprehensive daily cleaning regime we ensure this is a clean environment where sterile operations can occur. |
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| Good quality lighting is very important when operating as well as proper ventilation for any room where anaesthetic gases are used. |
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